Estelle Tanner Poised For Re Election At Missouri GOP Meet
In Kansas City on June 2, Mrs. Estelle D. Tanner of Jefferson City moved to secure re election as Missouri Republican national committeewoman after a harmony session with Eisenhower forces. The convention saw Alberta Green opposition in earlier jockeying, but St Louis delegates mostly pledged to Tanner. Welsh and Skaggs indicated Eisenhower support, with Taft backers affecting the dynamic. Thirteen electors and district delegates were to be chosen, as over 1,500 attendees gathered at the Municipal Auditorium. Temperature outlook calls for highs near 85, lows around 60. Msgr. Vogelweid of St Peter’s to undergo routine hospital checkup.
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Crackdown on Red POWs After Banner Burnings
U S tanks and infantry attacked two war compounds on Korea Island and burned Communist banners as a South Korean officer was wounded by a POW shot near the wire. Prisoners raged as banners were torn down and anti American songs rose.
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Proof Offered GOP Petitions Are Illegal
Missouri Farmers Association lawyers tell circuit court they will prove GOP petitions in the third congressional district of northwest Missouri lack valid signatures and include duplicates. They claim 40 signers duplicated names and that the 13th and 10th district petitions also lack sufficient valid signatures amid alleged fraud and forgeries.
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Eisenhower to retire tomorrow amid political campaigns
Washington reports the Army will move Gen Dwight Eisenhower to inactive status after a final report to his military superiors. He plans to retire amid mounting GOP campaign duties and possible continued national service as a general of the army. Contending redistricting and referendum petitions in Missouri frame a broader political battle.
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Ex Bible School Dean Dies in Kansas City
The Rev G C Rawards longtime Bible college dean at Columbia died last night at the Robinson hospital in Kansas City He was past 80 and had lived in Iron Mountain for years He was brother of Dr Ileny Baker of Jefferson City and former minister Rev Edwards identified with Nevada Christian church for many years
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Christian Church
City council to hold routine meeting on bus fare dispute
Mayor Arthur W. Elis said tonight’s session covers only routine business with no new city action on the bus fare dispute. Jefferson City Lines faces franchise voiding if 15 and 10 cent fares aren’t dropped within days, while officials tighten rules against milking in bus zones and note mixed rider responses to fares during Eisenhower and Truman era events.
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Eisenhower to Speak in Abilene Amid Convention Push
Eisenhower arrives in Washington after a busy schedule and heads to Abilene for a public speaking engagement. The nationwide TV and radio plan to broadcast his remarks fuels a swirl of GOP actions as Taft supporters press foreign policy and delegate fights intensify ahead of state and national conventions.
Mueller Named Executive Manager of Fair
John W. Mueller was named executive manager of the Cole County Fair, to be held in July. He will base in the Senior Chamber of Commerce office between fair times, coordinating chairmen and divisions as the new post supports a growing event. Mueller, previously acting principal of Simonsen High School, assumes duties immediately, with queen candidate selection as an early activity.
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Supreme Court Overrules Truman Steel Seizure
The Supreme Court ruled six to three that President Truman illegally seized the steel mills on April 8 and ordered the mills returned to owners. CIO leader Murray called a nationwide 650,000 steelworkers strike as the decision was announced and the White House pledged to return property while noting limits on emergency power. Justice Black wrote the majority opinion, with dissent by Chief Justice Vinson and Justices Reed and Minton.
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Woman Hurt In Weekend Nevada Car Crash at Broadway
Mrs. June Buttrum of Nevada Missouri was seriously injured as a 1955 convertible she rode in collided with a car driven by Herman Stroessner on Broadway at Atchison Street. Two teen passengers were treated and released. Police estimate car damage around 1000 dollars. Fort Leonard Wood soldiers faced traffic charges from the same Memorial Day weekend incidents.
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Fulton Girl Hurt Badly in Accident
Ane years old Marehetta Sneed was reported in serious condition today at St. Marys hospital after being struck by a car near the junction of Hirtway 63 and 54 north Sunday afternoon. The accident involved Fred Edwards, 23, of Fulton. Relatives said the girl was crossing the highway for an ice cream cone when she ran from behind a stopped car into the path of the oncoming vehicle.
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Defender pacts under Senate ratification debate
President Truman seeks swift Senate ratification of defense pacts intended to bind West Germany to Western alliance amid Cold War fears. The article notes political tension and a district court ruling, referencing a casualty report and security guarantees linked to the Atlantic treaty.
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Steelworkers Strike Second Time This Year
Pittsburgh reports the United Steelworkers walkout following a Supreme Court ruling that Truman seized the industry. CIO head Philip Murray urged collective bargaining while workers left mills in Gary, Youngstown, and Chicago. The 650,000 union members seek wage raises and a union shop amid industry resistance.
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