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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

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Missouri Secretary Considers Buying New State Seal

Assistant Attorney General Paul Chitwood says the Secretary of State may purchase a new Great Seal of Missouri even though the law does not explicitly authorize it. The current seal is described as old and worn, with ambiguity on design authority, but legal backing for purchase was repealed in 1909.

Secretary of State Missouri Paul N. Chitwood Hag Beesaid Chitowood Alissouri Chitwood Statites

Missouri House approves plan to invest state funds

The Missouri House passed a unanimous measure to amend the state treasurer’s powers, allowing investment of funds in time deposits and government securities. If Senate approves, the proposal would go to a November 1930 vote. The House also sent to the Senate a bill transferring 30 acres near Sedalia to the Girl Scouts for a camp and recreation area and reconsidered a penalty measure preserving a five day notice after a check is drawn.

House Senate Roy W. McGhee BicGhey Sedalia State Park Board Ely

Berlin Military Commanders Meet Under Debated Forum

Berlin officials gathered for a wartime commanders meeting presided by Gen. Jean Ganeval with Gen. Alexander O attending. The session, aimed at coordinating defenses, faced questions over attendance and symbols as discussions on future arrangements and foreign minister involvement continued.

wwRether Snauatieee Jean Ganeval Alexander O

Special Training Aids Blind and Deaf Miss Missouri Veterans

State funds supported two blind and deaf youths sent to Perkins Institute in Watertown, Mass. They now work and weave at home or run dairy and poultry ventures. A third case is sought at 1306 per year. Lawmakers discuss welfare aid, a Confederate home project, and a rising cost to transfer patients.

Gloria Shigtan Cape Girardeau Leonard Dowdy Sedalia Perkans Watertown Mass Proctor N. Carter State Division of Welfare Joria St. Louis Carter Senate’ Appropriations Committee Margaret Aldrich Ge Louis Welfare Division Appropriations Committee Suri Gginsville John Graves

Scout Swim Classes End Saturday At Lake Ozarks

The last of the regular swim classes run by the Lake of the Ozarks council Boy Scouts of America ends Saturday. From 30 to 54 boys attended each Saturday under Troopers Kenneth Miller and James Runkle at Jeffers Lodge as camp opens.

Lake of the Ozarks

Licensing Drivers Reform Proposed in Missouri

President Truman and highway safety officials criticized Missouri driver licensing as easily obtained. A pending bill would require exams for new applicants, while current licenses could still be used. Officials called the system weak but said the proposal would improve conditions. In Paris, police seized two buses with arms and ammunition and arrested several men.

Truman Missouri Cam. E. J. Heckaday State Highway Patrol John H. Allison Allison Paris Ministry of Interist

Barber in Pasadena Jail After Drunken Haircut Incident

In Pasadena California on June 4 AP reports Jim Butler wore his hat to work while his barber is jailed on drunkenness charges. Butler described the scene of a haircut performed during hiccups and a threatened razor shave prompting his sudden escape with towel in hand.

New York Seine Batisles David MM Flynn Pasadena Cali Jim Butler Butler

Former Circuit Judge Wins Federal Parole

Emory E. Smith, former Missouri circuit court judge from Monett, won parole from a one year and one day sentence for underpaying federal income tax on a $9,008 1944 income. Parole became effective June 13 after eligibility on May 29 and one third time served at the Medical Center.

Washington U.S. Parole Board Emory E. Smith Missouri Smith Monett Jay U.S Eticld

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