Paul Doll to Speak at Friday Methodist Men Meeting
Paul Doll, president of the Jet iseerat City Council of Presbyteri an Men, will address the Friday night meeting of the Methodist Men's Club in the church dining room. This is the season finale before the series resumes on the first Friday in October. Doll has long been active in Jefferson City church and community affairs and attended the National Council of Presbyterian Men this year. He helped organize the Missouri Council of Presbyterian Men last month and serves on the executive committee of the Lake Ozark Council, Boy Scouts of America.
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National Council of Presbyterian Menn
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Lake Ozark
Defense Group Reviews Condon Security Status
Corning NY reports that Dr Edward A Condon former head of the US Bureau of Standards says Defense Department officials are reviewing his security status while he works on nonmilitary projects at Corning Glass Works. He notes loyalty not in question and has had full prior clearances. The review relates to government contracts and ongoing discussions about access to classified information.
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N.Y. U4
Edward A. Condon
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Defense Department
Condon
Corning Glass Works
Canning
Navy Department
Noyalty
United States
Governr Service
Cudien
Special Personnel Security Board of the Atomic Energy Comraig Fon Filat
Department of Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
Tne
Oppenheimer
Signordan Gray
Special Board
Thomas A. Morgan
Un-American Activities Committee
Federal Security
Bernard Peters
Peters
University of Rochester
Rochester
Bombay
India
Cuondow
Gioesani Rossi Lomanitz
Oppenheymer
Coricon
Five Area Men Enlist In Navy at Office Here
Five area men enlisted in the Navy at a local office reported by Carl M. Carson of the Navy recruiting office. Enlisted are C. Grown, 18 of Sedans. Loren Venable, 1 of Sedans. D. Farris, 19. J. Jones, 19. Melvin L. Chandler, 17. and others from Columbia and Greed. They are bound for four years. some enlistments noted as minority enlistments. All sent to Great Lakes Naval Station for recruit training.
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Ava
Ghue
Carl M. Carson
Navy Caurul
Doe C. Grown
Loren Venable
Cd. Farris
Jougene Daony RK. Jones
Yserias
Melvin L. Chandler
Columbia
Greed
Farris
Vouaric
Jones
Iadler
Great Lakes Naval Station
Westminster College names editors for student publications
The Student Council at Westminster College recently named the editors for the college publications. Mike Quis, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Queer, was named editor of The Cohin. Holts Summit was noted in the announcement.
Man pays year’s lodging to Los Angeles jail
A man sent $300 to the City Treasurer, Leon V. McCardie, to pay for a full year’s lodging behind bars. The rambling letter, signed Cassi-C. Lenzinger, claimed past jail time in Dallas and Los Angeles and praised the city’s care while noting no prior bill for jail expenses.
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Los Angeles
McCardie
Cassi-C. Lenzinger
York Hotel
Dallas
Plan to Enlarge On State System of Weather Forecasts
The Associated Press announced from Kansas City that an enlarged system of U S Weather Bureau forecasts will begin June 15. Five Missouri zones will receive twice daily reports at 3:25 and 3:15 p m with forecasts for the entire state and special severe weather warnings. Zone boundaries include 28 counties in northwest Missouri, 16 in northeast counties east of Kirksville, and counties listed for Zones 3 through 5 across central and southern Missouri and the bootheel.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Missouri
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Jefferson City
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Morgan, Miller and
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Sassouri River
Lebanon
Bootheel
Inlude Osage
Maries
Pulaski
Phelps and Gasconade
Baptist Groups Seek Ministers Social Security Plan
ST LOUIS The Southern Baptist Convention backed a social security bill for ministers creating a government minister contract separate from churches. The convention gathered nearly all Kiel Auditorium seats for a voice vote with no audible dissents. An alternate plan would allow ministers and employing organizations to choose participation. Dr Porter Routh led discussion as the gathering approved the package and a 1955 budget of 9.1 million dollars for boards seminaries hospitals and foundations.
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Porter Routh
Nashville
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H Glub
Walter Salderso
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Ation Quest
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Tion
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Emmaus
Ee Sindee
Mornthe
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Richmond
Cauthen
Southern Baptists’ Foreign Mission Board
Jaive
Three Sites for Air Force Academy Choices Narrowed
The article outlines a board’s plan to narrow site options for the Air Force Academy to three locations and hints at a unanimous recommendation. It notes Congress authorized 126 million dollars for construction, with 26 million for initial work including 1 million for a temporary site near the permanent campus. The permanent academy would cover about 15,000 acres with dormitories and facilities, aiming for a 1957 completion. candidate sites include Alton Illinois, Lake Geneva Wisconsin, and Colorado Springs Colorado, with details on land area and proximity to cities.
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Pat O
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Colorado Springs
Alton
Ill
Mississippi River
Elsah
St. Louis
Chicago
Grafton
Jerseyville
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Protest Against Strauss Power Increase At Atomic Commission
Three of five members of the Atomic Energy Commission publicly opposed any rise in power for chairman Lewis L. Strauss. The dissent, voiced to the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee, challenged the bill clause designating Strauss as the commission's principal officer. Henry D. Smyth and Thomas S. Murray joined the objections, criticizing centralization of authority at the top.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Senate House Atomic [Energy Committee
Henry D. Smyth
Thomas
Murray
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AEC
Births Reported At St Louis And St Marys Hospitals
A series of births announced for local families. Son to Mr and Mrs Wesley, and son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rasche of Willis and Barnett, with events noted at St Louis and St Marys Hospitals. Daughter to Mr and Mrs Clifford Kline and another birth to Mr and Mrs Theodore Klemme, with hospital details at Mrs Otto Hilgedick and Charles E Stil ll Hospital.
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Mexico
Charles Stolte
Embra
Otto Hilgedick
Wayne
Wesley
Frank Rasche
Willis
Barnett
St. Louis
St. Mary's Hospital
J. F. Meyer
Theodore
Henry Klemme
Short
Cedar City
1St Mary's Hospital
Clifford Kline
E. Miller &J
Charles E. Stiil Hospital
Private Truckers Plan Two Missouri Meetings in June
Missouri private truck owners announce two June gatherings to oppose what they call unfair taxation and restrictive legislation. One in Columbia for Boone and surrounding counties at 7 30 p m Thursday June 0 at the County Court House. the other in Jefferson City for Cole and nearby counties at 7 30 p m Friday June 11 at the Court House. The events are led by local private truck owners with the Missouri Private Truck Owners Association and are open to all trucking interests and industry suppliers. These talks form part of a statewide series to organize private truck councils across counties.
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Sure Grounding
Columbia
County Court House
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Union Secretary Is Fired in Kansas City
O. F. Rigney, secretary treasurer of Teamsters Local No. 941, was discharged yesterday on charges of embezzlement and obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly converted a 3997.63 check from the union’s account. Magistrate Claude O. Smith dismissed the action after testimony showed the check was drawn on and deposited to the union’s account.
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Burglar Not Satisfied With Money
A Richmond Missouri burglary report describes a intruder entering the apartment of Miss Wall Rites and assaulting residents. The burglar demanded money and fled with cash before leaving. Several individuals named, including Suhoko Onin and James A Inconson, are noted in the chaotic account with unclear details. The incident ends with fatal injuries to Wall and other injuries to multiple parties.
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Miss Wall
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Sueko Onin
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Richmond
Shen
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Tala Mae Russet
Henry Stanley Ner Electric Iron
Jefferson City
Trouses End
Frances
Senators Approve Farm Funds Bill With Higher Total
The Senate approved the farm funds bill carrying about 1.063 billion dollars, surpassing Eisenhower’s request by roughly 109 million in cash and 144 million in loan authority. The House will likely join in a conference to reconcile differences, with notable gains in rural electrification loan funding.
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Senate House Conference Committee
Rural Electrification Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Douglas
D-Ill
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Torch to Be Lighted At Invasion Ceremonies
President Eisenhower presented a commemorative torch to Lt. Gen. L. T. Gerow at the White House to honor World War II comrades. The copper and brass torch will be lit in France on Saturday for the Normandy invasion's tenth anniversary, marking the June 5-6, 1944 landings.
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Eisenhower
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L. T. Gerow
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Game Supervisor Tames Hawk During Fishing at Bellows Lake
Traverse City report describes District Game Supervisor Ford Kellum guiding a fishing night at Bellows Lake. A hawk swooped on his rainbow trout fly, circled, and fell exhausted on the water before Kellum reeled it in and released the bird.
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Traverse City
Ford Kellum
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Kellum
Solon's Point of Order Not Overruled Today
Washington hearing highlights include Senator McCarthy praising Chairman Mundt as he marks Mundt's 14th birthday. McCarthy recalls TV listeners hearing him decry the straw smoked by Mundt and notes a box of cigars sent to Mundt. Mundt grins and accepts the gesture.
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Solon
Washington
McCarthy Ur-Wis
Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy
Two Autos Damaged in City Collision
A motor vehicle operated by Leslie E. Brown Jr 26 Pototl collided with a car driven by Will iam M. Henley 26 of 81 Adams St at 2 35 p m yesterday near Capitol Ave and Jackson St A Brown vehicle sustained right front fender bumper damage while Henley car had left door panel and fender damage Brown was ticketed for illegal lane change and set to appear in police court June 15.
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Leslie E. Brown Jr
Pototl
Willliam M. Henley
Adams St
Capitol Ave
Jackson St
Brown
Henley
Michigan Allocates Funds for Gypsy Moth Battle
Lansing Michigan. University of Michigan today set aside $150,000 for an all out campaign against the gypsy moth. The state department of agriculture will begin an aerial DDT spray tomorrow over 194960 acres of city and farm land in central Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
U—Michigan
State Department of Agriculture
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