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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
5
Fragmented report covers multiple local accidents near Florence Kansas and Osage Beach Missouri, with cars demolished, injuries described as minor, and references to a Lake of the Ozarks area. Also includes USDA livestock market results from National Stockyards and Kansas City.
A set of circuit court suits over a May 1 1952 intersection crash on Broadway and Atchison streets in Jefferson City were settled by stipulation. A $10,000 judgment against Ramon Dee Belshe and Herman Stroessner was satisfied by a jury finding negligence by the drivers. Other suits by Bill Barttrum and Miss Shirley Klumpp were settled for $2,000 and $750 respectively, with dismissals and defendants to pay costs.
New York City A Robert R Young gains ground in the control struggle of the New York Central Railroad as sturmoers agree to drop a court suit over 89 thousand shares bought by ung supporters. The move follows three days after routing of votes at a meeting, with shares owned by Sid.
A Hannibal bridge over the Missouri River at Kansas City was closed for over two hours this morning due to a broken gear. Temporary repairs allowed only partial reopening and caused extensive traffic delays with hundreds of cars rerouted and rail and street traffic delayed more than an hour.
More than 100 people attended the Kiwanis Club fish-fry at Eagan Tire Service Shop in Jefferson City led by Gov. Phil M. Donnelly. Guests included Attorney General John M. Dalton and state officials, judges, and local commissioners. The event was directed by E. M. Hagan with a large list of attendees from Cole and Jefferson counties.
Roy H Campf and William C Huber received doctor of dental surgery degrees from St Louis University School of Dentistry during June 1 commencement exercises in Kiel Auditorium. David J Fischer was elected to full Sigma Xi membership at the University of Missouri Columbia, with initiation at Stewart Hall for 15 members and 13 associates. Sigma Xi is an honorary science fraternity. A remark notes the expression about straight line distance.
Mrs I C Davis of Boonville will be honored at a noon luncheon sponsored by the Cole County Young Republican Club at the Missouri Hotel. She will also attend funeral services for Hilda Linsenhardt of Lohman, who died at 5 30 p m Wednesday at her Lohman home. Burial will follow at St Paul Lutheran Church Lohman. Mrs Linsenhardt leaves husband Otto Linsenhardt four daughters and two sons and a grandson. The convention of the Missouri Federation of Republican Women will be held in Lohman with Rev I W Schlachter officiating. Also Chicago leaders plan talks with Mayor Kennell to urge moving the 1956 conventions to Chicago.
Reported attack over the Yugoslavian border injured Belgian radio officer and left a crew of three Belgians wounded. A Russian MIG with red star insignia led the assault, defended by possibly two unknown-nationality fighters. Belgian officials in Belgrade and Frankfurt were informed of one attacker. Also included are long unrelated public sale notices and local classified items.
The hearings feature Cohn and McCarthy allies clashing over use of transcripts from Army talks and calls involving Stevens Adams and Kirke Lawton. Cohn accuses Stevens of withholding damaging materials while Army counsel cites a White House order blocking release of private conversations. Subcommittee votes against releasing a May 17 transcript and considers Symington inquiry into Hensel charges. The Defense Department asserts full authority to purge Communists from private defense industry work.
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