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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
2
At the International Eucharistic congress in Barcelona, Pope Pius XII called for one great cry of peace, urging unity to let peace blossom on earth. He criticized Soviet Russia for lip service to peace and spoke from Vatican City to hundreds of thousands in St. Peter’s square.
In Gravelines France a bus carrying Belgian tourists home from Calais plummeted from a bridge into the Aa river. At least 33 died and 15 injured. Helpers Gabriel and Joseph Metayer saved five passengers from the stream.
Manchester June 2 AP Robert P Burroughs finance chairman of New Hampshire Eisenhower for President committee offered to raise funds to have Republican national convention delegates visit Senator Taft as well as Gen Eisenhower in response to criticism of plans to finance trips to meet Eisenhower. Taft campaign head David Tagalls called the move near bribery and Burroughs said it is healthy for delegates to meet both major candidates.
Montreal dentist Dr. Albert Laferrier told the American Academy of Dental Medicine closing session that global tensions and rising prices cause people to grind their teeth. He argued anxiety and poor sleep lower general health, leading to dental disorders and diseases.
The South Dakota hallat box battle Tuesday draws about 20,000 Republicans as Eisenhower plans appearances in Washington and a homecoming speech in Abilene, ASA, on Wednesday.
Col. David E. Harrison announced that 40 applicants have been chosen to enter the recruit training school at the state fairgrounds in Sedalia on June 6. The expansion, approved by recent legislation, raises the Missouri highway patrol to 295 uniformed officers and adds duties to examine drivers licenses. Training lasts six weeks with a six month probation before final appointment. Names from the area include James W. Colvin Oliver C. Schepers Jack C. Waters of Jefferson City and Harold C. Lagsden of Rolla.
The court disputes the presidents wartime seizure of steel mills. Justice Vinson warns against expanding executive power, whileJustices Douglas and Jackson offer cautions on checks and balances. The decision centers on whether Congress or the President should directs emergency actions affecting national production.
Readers are urged to buy a new loaf enriched with Heart of Milk protein. The ad claims the protein adds 71 percent more protein without raising price, and promotes growth, endurance, and recovery for all ages. It explains protein quality depends on amino acid balance and that Heart of Milk balances unbalanced cereal protein in white bread.
Many proteins consumed are unbalanced and lower in nutritional quality. This leaf promotes Heart of Milk as a source of better balanced protein to support goal nutrition. Suggest serving it daily and as between meal snacks for added protein benefits.
Nutrition guidance emphasizes balanced protein at every meal to ensure essential amino acids are present in proper ratios. A new Heart for Milk protein product claims to improve balance, reducing risk of protein deficiency when included consistently in meals.
Bethel high school was destroyed by fire early Monday, just before an election on a $25,000 bond issue for an addition. Earl Bauervishter, the superintendent, suspects arson. Sheriff Threlkeld and state troopers, with insurance adjusters, investigate as the building stands only walls after the blaze.
Communist reporter Alan Winnington said he saw photographs in Liberation Army Pictures confirming Maj. George A. Davis Jr. was killed when his downed MiG escort jet was shot down February 10. The claim includes Davis’s body and identifications as the lone American ace from the conflict.
Washington AP June 2 legislators consider a new GI bill of rights covering all armed forces in service on or after June 27 1950. It would pay education costs directly to veterans and provide lump sums for tuition books and other expenses plus subsistence, replacing the World War II style plan.
In a continuing hearing Judge Blair weighed whether GOP petitions were valid as signatures were scrutinized. Secretary of State Walter Toberman and deputy Paul Merkway testified on petition acceptance and document authenticity. Handset expert George G. Swedt was expected to assess signature validity as July 29 deadline looms.
William K. McDermott of 1609 at Jefiersoty Heights will graduate for a bachelor of science in engineering at Yale on June 1. Frank A. Burnell of 712 Ewing Drive will receive a commission as second lieutenant at Niagara University on June 7. Burnell is in the University Reserve Officers' Training Corps unit. Mrs L F Beckett and daughter Nancy Lee of 2012 Waynest left St Louis for Washington DC to visit relatives.
Kansas City June 2 AP Democrats circulated petitions seeking a referendum on Missouri redistricting law in Jackson County. County Clerk Bernordberg confirmed placing one petition in his office and urged colleagues to orientate signers. He, though a Democrat, says he serves all people.
Birth notices report daughters born to multiple families including Mr and Mrs Orval Police Chief Louis Rackers at St Marys hospital with relatives traveling for visits. Separate items note a German resident Karl Wunderlich convicted of a break in. An atomic blast alarm and Liberty college honorary degree also appear in this mixed local brief column.
Washington June 24 The Supreme Court upheld the treason conviction of Tomoya Kawakita for brutal crimes against American prisoners while he served as interpreter at Japan's infamous Camp Coyarny. Kawakita, born in Caliduenta to Japanese parents, faces death in California's prison gas chamber. He returned to the United States after the war, was spotted in Los Angeles a month later, and arrested by FBI agents at his home. No execution has ever been carried out for treason in this era.
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