Deaths: Mrs Pearl Withaup 61 Jefferson City resident
Mrs Pearl Withaup died early today at 120 Monroe street after a stroke two weeks ago. Born December 22, 1888 in Jefferson City, she was daughter of Dennis and Dillie Brown and longtime First Christian Church member. She married We Withaup on April 21, 1908. husband a Missouri Pacific special agent. Survived by daughters J H Dennenberg Kansas City and James A Howard Mexico. brothers Keith, Paul Brown Jefferson City and Leonard Brown San Diego. four grandchildren.
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San Diego
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Atomic Warheads and Shells for Guided Missiles Revealed
Washington reports that the United States has developed atomic artillery shells and atomic warheads for guided missiles. The disclosure follows Johnson’s March 8 briefing to President Truman about new atomic missiles for tactical use and strategic impact. Atlantic Pact planners gain confidence that Western Europe can be secured with stronger allied ground and air forces to counter Soviet threats.
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UN Plan for Jerusalem Rejected by Israel
UN reports Israel rejected the plan for international control of Jerusalem and Jordan has not responded. The council heard Israel’s compromise proposal limiting control to holy shrines in the city. The Soviet bloc walked out and Britain and Argentina abstained as the issue moves to the UN assembly for Septembers action.
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Assassination Reports Against MacArthur a Fake
Tokyo reports say Gen Charles Willoughby dismissed plots to kill General MacArthur as absolute fakes. An unidentified leftist group allegedly planned an attack near Hibya Park but arrests and investigations contradicted the claims.
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Census shows Fulton past ten thousand mark rise noted
Fulton population climbs to 30 050 from 27 263 in 1940, with 784 added by Westminster and William Woods College students. Callaway County total at 31 171. James Broughton elected Fulton Lions Club president with new officers named. Poppy sale raises 439 for veterans relief. court settles three damage suits against local company from January fire. Four Vacation Bible Schools open in area. attendance reaches 149 at First Baptist School. Montgomery County soil conservation aide to Charles Brooks.
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Mrs Emma Duncan Dies at Eugene
Mrs Emma Duncan, daughter of John and Nancy Duncan, died in Eugene. Her husband and eight children preceded her in death. Survived by three sons Claude J Duncan and Lee Duncan of Henley and Tra W Duncan of Fowler Kansas, and seven grandchildren.
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Alexander N Evans Dies After Illness at Home
Alexander Newell Evans aged 94 of 1780 Lake Street died at his home last night after a three month illness. A former janitor at First Christian Church he was a lifelong farmer in Callaway County before moving to Jefferson City about 30 years ago. Born April 15 1866 near Tebbetts he was married in Jefferson City in February 1903 to Anna Boone and leaves a wife a daughter Leta Yelling two grandchildren and four great grandchildren along with three brothers and two sisters.
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Tebbetts
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Myra Evans
Callaway County
Jefferson Ciry
Anna Boone
Jefferson City
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Wainwright
Price Evans
Sikeston
Dennis Evans
Osage Din
Til Evans
New
Bloomfiel
Mary Hargus
Dillie White
Bloomfield
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Names in the News and Personal Notes Itemizes Local Events
Miss Mary Ann Ferguson underwent an emergency appendectomy at Su Mary's hospital yesterday. Allen Fulton, a crew member of the destroyer Vogelgesang, visited Ir during a routine port call. Allen served in the navy in 1845. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pr at 1202 St. Mary's Boulevard. Br. and Mrs. Rupert Linsenbe Lohman became parents of a child.
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Loves Park City Faces Lawless Nonsense Challenge
Loves Park, Illinois, a city of about 5,000 near Rockford, discovers its ordinances may not have been published as required by law. Mayor Frank Larson found that most laws were only posted, not printed, potentially leaving the city without valid ordinances or elected officials. The council plans to reconvene Monday to decide whether to reissue and republish the entire code.
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Belgium Votes Again On Fate Of Exiled Leopold
Belgians head to the polls amid weariness over the political crisis as 5,066,000 eligible voters decide on a new parliament. The major issue remains King Leopold exile since 1918, though campaign funds are low and voters appear apathetic. Socialists threaten demonstrations if Leopold supporters win.
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Capital Cifian Faces Suit Over Principal and Interest
A Jeffers City man is defendant in a suit filed yesterday in the circuit clerk’s office by Enduro Aluminum Awning Co of Kansas City. The plaintiff seeks 981.72 from John S. Franse, trading as J. S. Franse Sales Co, 114 East McCarty, alleging owed principal and interest for manufacturing. Two petitions also concern divorce and child custody for Earl Duncan Herber. the couple married April 19, 1930, separated August 28, 19 38.
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Blair Grants Divorce Refuses Writ Pleas
Circuit 7 grants a divorce to Robert Al from Helen Mankin. Habeas petitions by prisoners in the penitentiary were brought by Gentile Smith and John W. Halil. Blair denies two writ pleas.
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