Henry J Hatting Found Dead From Heart Attack
Henry J Hatting, 73, was found dead today from a heart attack near the intersection of Ward and Highway. His sisters discovered him after he failed to return home. He was a member of St. Efi church, survived by six brothers and three sisters. Funeral details were not available.
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Henry J. Hatting
Hayting
Paul Lese Tie
John Ber Ayag
Tratting
St.efie
Kate
Gesena Hatting
Herman
John
Ali
Reverend H. B. London To Discuss Crime
Pastor H. B. London speaks at Church of the Nazarene on crime in St Louis and beyond. He outlines lawless conditions and urges action to curb vice. Aimed at addressing social issues and promoting reform through faith and public conscience.
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Central
London
St Loui
Church of the Nazarene
Saioons
Aden Hag
Congress bid for stamp to honor Bagnell Dam and Lake of the Ozarks
Rep Moulder of Missouri yesterday introduced a bill in Congress to authorize a special postage stamp commemorating Bagnell Dam and Lake of the Ozarks. The proposal seeks recognition of the lake region's development and impact.
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Ask ‘Lake
Moulder
Congress
Bagneldam
Lake of the Ozarks
Im Bissaari
Weather summary for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with local showers likely. Gulf and coastal moisture bring unsettled conditions with night lows in the sixties and Saturday highs in the upper seventies. River stage readings show Osage River and nearby reservoirs rising as inflows approach seasonal norms this week.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cedric Foster to Speak at Chamber Event Here
Cedric Foster, news analyst and radio commentator, will speak at the Governor hotel ballroom on June 17. Arnold Gould, Chamber of Commerce membership committee chair, announced the appearance as part of bringing top talent to members. The talk, broadcast by Mutual items over KWOS and OS, will be open to the public with an expected open forum afterward.
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Cedric Foster
Chamber of Commerce
Forrest Smith
Ang
Arnold Gould
Foster
Governor Hotel
Mutual
Sia-Os
Kwos-Fm
News and Tribune
Gould
Ask Dismissal of Bell Rate Request
The Missouri Public Service Commission faced a request to dismiss Southwestern Bell Telephone's emergency rate increase filing of 3.57 million dollars. Jerome M. Joffee urged dismissal and sought intervenor status for Kansas City with three months to prepare a defense. The hearing is scheduled for June 15, while the case in Cole County Circuit Court challenges the initial 3.23 million annual rise. Judge Blair had previously reversed the increase on appeal.
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Missouri Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Jerome M. Joffee
Kansas City
PSC
Doffee
Bell
Joffee
Cole County Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Sam C. Blair
Police Chief Says Gambling Reports Bring No Results
Jefferson City police chief B A Mueller said he follows all tips on gambling but has found no concrete evidence. Mayor Lawrence Luthewine backed him noting gambling has gone underground, with only restricted action on minor wagers like baseball and weather lotteries.
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B. A. Mueller
Cin
Lawrence Luthewine
Suits Moved To Circuit Court
A change of venue to circuit court was granted in two debt suits on the magistrate docket. One action seeks 350 dollars from J B Flanders for a cash advance and porkkeeping cases. The other suit, rent claim by BK and H B Gundelfinger against Robert Diemler, cites 50 dollars rent for December at 15 Monroe Street. Diemler contends due notice to vacate by Dec 1 1944 and says the apartment was ill supplied. Judge Bland Dies Kansas City June 3 AP Ewing C Bland longtime Kansas City judge dies at 71, son of Silver Dick Bland former Missouri congressman.
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Cire Court
Magistrate Court
H. Zinder
Flanders
SANQ
H. B. Gundelfinger
Robert Diemler
Diemler
Monroe Street
Triat
Shelr
Bland
Kansas City
Ewing C- Blant
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Richard P
Silver Dick) Bland
Congress
Missouri
Daily Worker Editor Found In Contempt
New York June 3 A Communist conspiracy trial defendant was found in contempt and jailed 30 days unless he purges. Judge Medina ordered John W Gat jailed after he refused to name who helped prepare a Communist party publication. The ruling moved other defendants to protest and led to two more being remanded. Bail previously set at 5 000. The defendant cited rights under the first and fifth amendments as to why he would not answer.
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York
Harald RL Medina
John W. Gat
Communist Daily Worker
Communist Party
Henryston
Gus Hall
Medina
Gates
Winan
John F. X
The
Par! Veterans Committee
Building Permits Slight in City Construction Weekly Summary
City reports a summer slump in permits with eight issued totaling 88780. Major item is Roy Scheperle Construction remodeling two Central Missouri Trust office rooms for 5000. Other permits include new s na house at 920 West McCarry street for 2000, 1127 East Elm street gear replacement for 200, and additions or repairs at multiple residences and garages.
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Arthur Bassman
Nelse Addison T
Walsh Street
Central Missouri Trust
Roy Scheperle
James Brock
West McCarry Street
Herman Bogle
East Elm Street
E. D. Alien
Walnut Street
J. O. Cardwell
Georgia Streets
Alfred Roark
Indiana Avenue
Roy Scheperte
Fairmount Boulevard
State BPW Board To Meet Here Sunday
The Missouri Federation of Business and Professional Women board meets in Jefferson City for a summer planning session at the Chamber of Commerce office presided by Mrs Mildred Lass of Warrensburg. About 20 officers and committee chairmen attend. A luncheon at River Acres at 12:30 p.m. Sunday includes Jefferson City members.
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Missouri Federation of Business and Progressions
W. Ws Clube
Chamber of Commerce
Peice
Mildred Lass
Warrensburg
State Federation
River Acres
Jefferson City
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sisters Reunited After 51 Years Of Separation
Two sisters and a brother, lifelong separated since 1898 after their mother's death, were reunified at Mrs. George Schrimpf’s home in East Milier Street. Mrs. Lillian Sides, widow of Granite City IL, learned of siblings Elmer Thompson of Tepbeits and Lindsay Thompson of Mitchell SD. The discovery came via a cousin and an aunt in Tet City, ending decades apart.
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George Schrimpf
East
Milier Street
Lillian Sides
Granite City
Schrimpf
Elmer Thompson
Tepbeits
Anmher
Lindsay Thompson
Mitchell, SD
Lens-Tribune
Lillias Sides
George Schrimpi
East Milfer Street
Sides
Truman Will Seek What Congress Lets On Taft Hartley Repeal
The Truman administration signals willingness to accept amendments and partial repeal of the Taft Hartley Act, aiming to align with party platform. Vice President Barkley and Senator Lucas indicate openness to five amendments including plant seizure in emergencies, union and employer bargaining, and non Communist affidavits. An Atlantic City item notes Union Electric Company of Missouri receiving the Coffin award for community relations in utilities.
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Washington
Barkley
Senate Democrats
Congress
Barki
Truman
Lucas
Ilinois
Senate
My. Truman Up
Union Atlantic City
N. J
Charles A. Coffin
Union Electric Company of Missouri
Bank of America Founder Amadeo Giannini Dies at 79
Amadeo Pierro Giannini, who rose from a produce peddler to head Bank of America, died in San Mateo Calif at 79 after a monthlong illness. By 1946 his Bank of America boasted assets over 5.7 billion and 560 California branches, built after he left the Bank of Italy in 1900s to serve the “little fellow” on the expanding West Coast.
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West Coast
Bank of America
California
Little Bank
Bank of Italy
Giannini
Cease Fire Order To Service Wives Urging Pay Bill Passage
Washington reports Congressman Sutton says Secretary Johnson ordered army and navy wives to stop lobbying for the pay bill. Sutton heard the order from a Pentagon friend and warns he hopes the bill isn’t killed. He led a veterans group urging payment for enlisted men and officers.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Defense Johnson
Rep
Sutton
D-Tenad
Johnson
Pentagon
John Dunn Elected New President Of County Superintendents
John Dunn of Ava was elected president of the County Superintendents association at the two day convention. He succeeds Otto Aldrich of Butler County. New officers include Mrs Alpha Columba as vice president, Cecil W. nl as second, Berniece H. Bailey as secretary, and J Abner Beck of Charleston as treasurer. New advisory members are W T Crawford New London for north west, Mi Scatten Sedalia for southwest, and J H Brand Steelville for southeast. District presidents and officers were elected for Northeast Ruth G Snarr Otis Hills and Vera Hinehart. Northwest Arnofe Robins and W Leyers. Central Marianne Hay Ronald Stewart and David Jackson. Southwest Leland Smith Woodford Wilson and Everett Herd. Southeast G H Ridings Edwin Sander and J Abner Beck. The final session featured special education emphasis with Young Allen Kansas City public schools demonstrating Speech Correction.
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John Dunn
Avs
Otto Aldrich
Butler County
Alpha 03
Columbia
Ralph Ballow
Yent
Cecil W. Nl
Berniece H. Bailey
J. Abner Beck
Charleston
Marvj
Hopkins
WaAster
W. T. Crawford
New London
Northwast
Scatten
Sedalia
Genie Bunn
Southwest
JH. Brand
Steelville
South East
T. J. Benning
Minnesot
Benning
Northeast District
Ruth G. Snarr
Otis Hills
Vera .Hinehart
Northwest District
Arnofe
Miss Robins
W. Leyers
Central District
Marinnne Hay
Ronald Stewart
David Jackson
Léland Smith
Woodford Wilson
Everett Herd
Southeast
G. H. Ridings
Edwin Sander
Hubert Wheeler
Young Allen
Kansas City
Dodgers rally past Cardinals for 5 2 win
In Brooklyn, a four run seventh inning capped by Gil Hodges two run homer gave the Dodgers a 5 2 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. In Philadelphia Cincinnati held on 3 2 at the end of a double header opener with Lloyd Merriam triple and Danny Litwhiler listed for the decisive run. In Cleveland, the Indians used a six run first inning to beat the Red Sox 8 1 behind starter Zariy Wyoh.
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Brooklyn
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Lloyd Merriam
Danny Litwhiler
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Zariy Wyoh
Bids Sought On Viaduct And Walnut Street Bridge
Missouri State Highway Department received four bids for contracts to erect the Street viaduct and Walnut Street Bridge. A state official said tabulations and reviews would proceed in the afternoon to check materials, quantities, and methods, with possible contract award by the Missouri State Highway Commission pending final approval.
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Missouri State Highway Department
Street
Walnut Company
AEL Gill
Pla
Highway Department
Department i
Vs and Glans
Bic
Missouri Way
Weil
Alza de Public Roads
Osage Bridge financing plans move forward at county meeting
Osage river bridge near St. Thomas gains momentum as Morgan Moulder and county officials discuss funding. A $300,000 revenue bond plan via Finance Corporation is proposed to cover construction, with surveys and private contracts to follow. Route A blacktop and Route D extension approved for 1950, while Missouri Highway Department reps attend. About 250 attend Capital Young Democrats barbecue at McClune Park before storms.
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St. Thomas
Cote County
Biway Commission
State Department Engineering
Peip
John R. Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Morian M. Moulder
Movider
Rerconstruction Finance Corporation
Cele Junction
Prison Farm
Lehman
Highway 50
County Highway Commission
Commission
Jess Logshrink
Eugene
Vic Witthaus
Centertioin
EF. W. Decker
Ed Unwin
Jeffernan City
Missouri Highway Department
Young Demos
Capital
Young Democrats Club
McClune Park
Jack Spalding
Dick Dunn
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Feet
Sister
Rev. H. B. London
Temperance
Missouri River
Kensac
Osage River
Daily Worker
Faiger
BPW
Sensters Douglas
D-Tl
Hill
D-Ale
Ava
Gray
High
County Road Unit
Osage Bridge
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