Western Electric reaches wage settlement with CIO district
Western Electric Co. says it has reached a wage agreement with District 11 CIO Communications Workers of America affecting about 6,600 workers in 29 cities, granting five to seven cents an hour increase. Pact runs from May 1 to June 1 next year. old contract expired May 7. District 10 talks continue with 17,000 members nationwide. A district 17 reclassification shifts some workers into a higher wage zone. Hog receipts at National Stockyards set a three month high, with 168,509 salable hogs and St Louis leading in five month sales.
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Missouri teachers tour dates announced for June and July
The second annual Missouri tours for teachers will run June 13-26 and July 4-17, guided by the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce and Central Missouri State College Warrensburg. Traveling by air conditioned buses, the itineraries cover Southwest to Northeast Missouri with key stops in St. Louis and Kansas City to study industry, agriculture and history. The college offers three hours credit per tour.
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Universal
Acquit of white slavery charges in Missouri case
SPRINGFIELD Missouri. A U S District Court jury acquitted Guy Wayne Dungey of white slavery charges. Dungey from University City was accused of transporting his wife Myrtie in November 1952 from St Louis to Beard Indiana for immoral purposes. The indictment alleged a tavern visit run as a house of prostitution by Sidney Winterman. Winterman was fined 500 dollars for contempt after making inconsistent statements as a witness.
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University City
Dungey
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St. Louis
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Winterman
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Briggle
KWOS Radio and TV Schedule Highlights June 4 1954
Local KWOS FM AM provide a full day of programming from morning farm shows to The Army McCarthy Hearings and a rich lineup of NBC CBS and local features The guide lists weather sports news and entertainment programs with channel and time details across KWOS KOMU and KSDS stations including Groucho Marx Dinah Shore Arthur Godfrey and The Big Show among others
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Martin Kane
Grama Theater
Riley
Ode Feather
Drawrywood
Kansas City
One Man's Family
PBC
TheWalcome Travelers
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Hords Doody
Taravan
Dave Garroway
Big Storz
Boundsiane
Borinz
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Raenin
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Dinah Shore
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Groucho Marx
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Wolf JO
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Teienevs
Bennett
Eddie Fisher
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SBC
Curroway
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Atlas Cement Plant and Tours in Missouri Cities
A fragmented schedule lists plant tours and visits across Missouri. Entries mention Atlas Cement, Hannibal near Mark Twain area, Saint Louis based plants including Monsanto Chemical, and city stops Jefferson City and Warrensburg. Dates are given as June 24 to July 17 with multiple tour days.
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Mark Twain
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Chevrolet and Fisher’ Bodies
St. Louis
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May Nominate Jenkins For Tennessee Senate
Washington D C Ray H Jenkins special counsel in McCarthy Army hearings said it is news to him that Tennessee Republican leaders are circulating nominating petitions to run him for the U S Senate. Jenkins said he is not a candidate now and would consult trusted friends before deciding. Republican leaders in Tennessee said they have started circulating petitions in all 95 counties.
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Wcray H. Jenkins
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U. S.senate
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Fons Nee
May vote standoff over New Jersey school aid bill
In Trenton Republicans debate using state police to compel Democratic attendance as five bills to raise and distribute 2834 million dollars in extra school aid face a sit down strike by 20 Democratic Assembly members. Governor Meyner supports tax hikes but wants July 1955 implementation. Democrats demand consultation before voting. Speaker Thomas considers subpoenas and trooper action if Democrats boycott Monday’s session.
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Thomas
Merner
New Football Coach Named at Aurora High School
AURORA MISSOURI Bill A Glazier has been appointed football coach and assistant basketball coach at Aurora High School He is a Southwest Missouri State College graduate and former head football coach at St Agnes High Springfield in 1950 51
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Missouri State College
St. ‘Agnes High
Springfield
Tipton Auto Firm Sold to Virgil Helms in July
Tipton’s Western Auto Associate store changes hands as Virgil Helms and wife plan to move stock from their residence to occupy the former Ream building on Highway 30. Helms will resign from Glasco Electric and join the Western Auto outfit, with the Reams continuing to reside in Tipton. The deal also touches local residents and showcases a community transition.
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Anniversary noted amid Army McCarthy hearings presiding duties
Washington today marks Senator Mundt's 54th birthday and the 26th day of the Army McCarthy hearings. Mundt, serving as temporary chairman of the Senate Investigations Subcommittee, said no celebration plans were in place and expected only more hard work and blame. In Peoria, Janet and Janice Best Scholastically led the Our Lady of Academy class, with Janet valedictorian and Janice salutatorian.
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Missing Greenlease ransom money hints emerge in revived report
The Globe-Democrat says Mrs Bonnie Brown Heady hinted to a federal officer that she and Carl Hall knew what happened to about half of the $600,000 Greenlease ransom. Hall reportedly told her to stay silent and implied the missing funds and drug source were known. An amphitamine tablet was found in Heady's pocketbook.
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Convention Delegates See Mass Baby-Sitting Center
The Southern Baptist Convention opened with a mass baby-sitting effort at headquarters. A 65 bed nursery for Baptists under three years was established, with over 100 children cared for during sessions. About 25,000 attendees were present as 23 volunteers rock, burp, and lullaby the infants.
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