State Entering Period of Need To Find Money
Missouri faces a revenue gap as state government seeks funds. Edward Staples cites a past survey showing 21 programs added at a cost of 211 million, with existing programs costing 40 million more. He notes no financing for additions beyond hoped tax increases and discusses over-appropriation and the potential for a full cent sales tax to cover needs.
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ST. Josepit
Missouri
Edward Staples
Meitbers Aid Friends
Jie
Uise
Lepistate
Servel
Iran
Will Initiate 20 Into Marine Group
Twenty candidates will be inducted into the Devil Dogs Marine Corps League at a two day Stile convention opening tomorrow at the Gavernay Hotels. Meetings begin 12 30 pm with a 4 pm listing for Devil Dogs and a 7 pm annual transit with Bob Devo as speaker. A dance is planned at 6 pm and officers will be elected during a 10 am session. A tournament is scheduled for 22 09 pm.
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Devil Boys
Corps League
Gavernay Hotels
Devil Doge
Bob Devo
Reer
UW Marine Corps Combat Core
Krog-Tyv
Extensions Granted in Three Appeal Cases
Three appeal cases received extensions for transcripts and preparatory filings. Rolli le MT and Laster on murder appeals gained additional time, keeping execution dates in flux as their cases move toward the Missouri Supreme Court. A third defendant, Dan William Bebapp, awaits trial next summer, while other civil extensions were granted for related proceedings and property condemnation actions.
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Iittie
Rolli le MT
Laster
Viehor
Circuit Midge
Sam C. Blair
Adestjayal SQ
Transerior
Ye Hith Court
Snother
Jackie Lee Nable
Fendant
Dan William Bebapp
Scherittter
Jackson County
Kansas City
Paul Edward Kenton
Joseph M Vidauri
Willan R. Hoover
James Witliam Stidham
Ble
Iglela Lu
Lydia al Ziltig
Fm-aima Ly
High Street
Young Boy Accidentally Killed Near Neosho
Newton County Coroner Corley Thompson Jr. said Dato McGhee age two died from a .22 caliber gunshot wound in a Neosho home. The pistol jammed when his siblings, seven in the family, were playing and the shot was reportedly fired accidentally by another McGhee child. Details were pending.
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Neosho Neosho
Newton County
Corley Ttompson Jr
Dato McGhee
Chilroy
Orville McGhee
Neosho
Thompson
McGhee
Weather forecast for Jefferson City and Lake of the Ozarks
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and tomorrow with a high in the 80s on Saturday. Low around 65 tonight. The report mentions rivers, rainfall, and stage levels for nearby areas including Jefferson City and Lake of the Ozarks, with forecasted conditions and potential for showers later in the week.
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Jefferson City
Milasques
Texas Man Seeks Police Help in Initials Problem
Corpus Christi Texas Jerry Schule sought police aid after his car was scratched twice at a shopping center. First the letters E on the inked area appeared, then at the corner a second act scratched EH EL and C 5 on the rear fender.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jerry Schule
Industry Is Tense Over Strike Talks
Industry leaders and Ford weigh a supplementary jobless pay plan to keep 140,000 Ford workers at work. Ford reportedly accepts the principle of semiannual wage support but balks at full 52 weeks. The labor dispute centers on the length and amount of state supplemented benefits and the impact on take-home pay.
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Ford
CLO
United Auto Workers
Walter Teuther
Missouri Pacific Railroad
South-Akansas
Richards
Uranium Rush Triggers Armed Sheriff Guard at HoHo Springs
About 20 men, some with sidearms and radios, guard a mineral rush near HoHo Springs as 400 acres of public land open for staking. Sheriff Le Roy Galyen leads a show of force to deter trouble while partners and new owners invest in the Miracle Mine area, staking claims amid a tense, heavily armed presence and preparations for mining operations.
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Hoho Hot Springs
Dahl
Kilmer
Derst
Timve
Killmor
Los Angeles
Jadte UK
Wyoming Gnit and Sulphur Co
HST
Local groups back Boys State selection in Jefferson City
Civic groups including Hescoe Enloe Post 15 and American Legion rally to send four Jefferson City juniors to Missouri Boys State at Central Missouri State College Warrenton. Leader Buel A. Baclasse says this is the largest delegation yet with 20 of 24 juniors briefed at the post home. Boys will live in city groups and elect officials, with Gov last year Robert Hunt. Names of Jefferson City representatives listed.
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Wgk
Juniars
Jefferson City
Bay
Warrensburg
American Legion
Robert Mayfield
Louis Heptle
William Milton
Gary Johnson
Mickey Smith
Dorsey Tynes
George Stamper
William Kremer
Fred Pecher
Carl Schulz
Thomas Otke
Ray Heniges
Harold Christian
Richsri Russell
Teft
Samos Schmidt
Edward Butler
Wiliam Stacy
Paul Felod
Robert Asel
Dean Freecer
Ken
Heth Seel
Kenneth Weeser
Lees Forsythe
Stanley Mengwasser
News-Tribune
Hescoe Enloe
Missouri
Bos
Central MissSouri State College
Warrenson
Baclesse
Charles Wey
Mickey
Aly iBay
Boys' State
Price
Paiit Stieke
Fort
Bays
Robert
Hunt
Cape Girardeau
Main
Obie St
Wiliam Hilton
Johnson
Houchin St
Elm St
St. Mary's
George Stampey
Monroe St
Walsh
Dean
City Lions Mark 30th Anniversary in Jefferson City
City Lions Club observes 30th anniversary with 207 attendees from 7s wide, at Selinger Center. Detroit president A. Dodge spoke on service cuts shaping peaceful international relations. Rev. Alois J. Stevens gave the invocation, J. Raymond Bills welcomed guests, and awards were presented to charter members H. J. Holtbroth and others.
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Jefferson City Lions
Cluval Selinger
A. Dodge
Puet
Detroit
Dodge
Alois J. Stevens
J. Raymond Bills
Chester BD. Balmer
Chivier
H. J. Hotlbroth
Prapk B. Newham
Ernest L. Schneider
Tricl
George A. Rozier
Ghiute
Dodge Seas
Cole County
Tipton
Columbia
Moberly
Lim
California
Eldon
Springfield
Harrisonville
Varsailles
Gravels Arm
Sedalla
Rodin
Concordia
Ferguren
Garden
City
Fulton
Jefferson City
Gun Moll Barbara Graham Dies In Delayed California Gas Chamber
Barbara Graham, 22, executed in San Quentin after two postponements in a high profile murder case. She died at 1 15 a.m. on the double delayed schedule, after pleading and prayer, as witnesses watched a triple execution for a northern California massacre. Jack Santo, Emwel Perkins were to die later the same day for the 1952 killings. Gov Knight and higher courts denied last appeals before the final sentence was carried out.
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San Quentin
Calif
Barbara Graham
California
Southern California
UA A
Diders
Jack Santo
Emwel Perkins
Santo Aid Perkins
Graham
Burbank
Mabel Monahan
Cripps
Gratts
Goodwin Knight
Federal Cart
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Supreme] Cour
Phil S. Gibson
John Santa
Esatridt
End Hodcarriers and Laborers Walkout After Three Weeks
Attorney Joseph Scott travels to Washington seeking release or pardon for the imprisoned Finn twins at the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in Springfield Missouri. He reports the brothers are fasting under force feeding, strapped to beds, with feeding tubes as authorities deny contact with the outside world. Scott targets Bureau of Prisons director James V. Bennett and seeks action from Senator McCarthy. President Eisenhower says the twins have placed themselves above the law. The twins were sentenced last June 21 to a year each after a civil dispute over a war surplus plane.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Scott
Washington
Finn Twins
Springfield
Scott
Ney
Sen. Machel R
Eisenhower
Sarah Ferguson
LongDeach
U.S
Mey
Waters
Trig
Twins
Ion
Sign Two-Year Wage Pact Ends Walkout
A two-year union wage scale pact ends a walkout that began May 16 and resumes work Monday on seven projects. Melvin Bransii and Charles Angel announced settlement with contractors represented by John Hendren, covering Roy Scheperle Construction Co. Shell Construction Co. Kieselbach Construction Co. and others. Wages rise 20 cents for common laborers and 15 cents for hodcarriers in year one, with further increases in year two.
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Melvin Bransii
Hodwarkers and Common Laborers Union 662
Charles Angel
John Hendren
Roy Scheperle
Branson
Moreau Heights
McGraw Electric Co. Medical Arts
State Highway Department
Missouri River Bridge
the Inc
Bruntly
Lincoln von Hoffmann Pring
A Dorn University
iWork
Hodcarriers
Henrey
Unnion
Hendren
Tarviers
Additional & Coms Sn
Chamber of Commerce
McGraw
Eyes Pop in Flatbush Blue Tongue Epidemic Stirs Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a blue tongue scare erupts as a peculiar powder blamed on methylene blue prompts hospital duties and a city council debate. Doctors deem the incident non hazardous while residents debate the annexation and ward boundaries amid a humid scene and scattered showers.
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Flatbush
Brooklyn
New York
Kisl
Joplin
Jasper County
Car
Dalton
Towen
Wil
Sy Jae
Ue Navy Yard
Armstrong Fined 1500 For Tax Fraud Conviction
Kansas City reports former congressman C K Armstrong of Springfield Missouri was fined 1500 for federal income tax fraud. He was convicted April 13 of filing false returns for 1947 1948 and 1949 involving 3092 86 dollars. Judge Ridge set 500 dollars per count, declining acquittal or a new trial.
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Kansas City
K. Armstrong
Springfield
Armstrong
Free Lance
IMO
Albert A. Ridge
One New Palie Case Listed for Missouri
The State Health Division reported today a new case of infantile paralysis in Missouri. Through the current week there have been 22 cases this year, up from five cases by the same week last year, with 38 total cases reported to date.
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Missouri
Phil M. Ponnelly
Wissount
One Killed Eight Hurt in Accidents
A highway crash near Boonville killed Theresa Stipp, 10 months, and injured four, with her parents and sister among the injured. James Yates, 50, of Webster Groves drove the other car. Several teens were hurt in a separate crash near Kingdom City, including Ralph Hutchinson, Sue Sederick, and Toni Quint. A Missouri University student, Kenneth Swift, was hurt on Route 40 while passing a truck. Total damages cited around 300 dollars.
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State Highway Patrol
Theresa Stipp
EB. A. Shipp
Kansas City
James Yates
Webster Groves
Bocnville
Shipp
Ann Shipp
Claude Frederick Fisher
St. Joseph Hospital
Ralph Hutchinson
Sue Sederick
Toni Quint
Boonville
Kenneth Carroll Swift
St. Joseph
University of Augsouti
Swift
Missouri University
Bonne County
Kingdomity
Fishing Below Par In State Streams
Missouri lakes and streams ran muddy with generally below par fishing per the State Conservation Commission. Bennett Springs water was clear with fair angling. Lake Paha and Roaring River reported fair catches while Lake Teneyeoma yielded almost nothing under high flow at Powersite Dam. Channel catfishing varied at Upper and Lower Boal Shoals and Wappapella, with bass and bluegill fair elsewhere. Lake of the Ozarks showed good bass and walleye catches despite muddiness and low water.
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Missouri
State Conservation Commission
Wildlife Agony Weekly
TOC
Bennett Springs
Lake Paha
Roaring River
Teneyeoma
Powersite Dam
Channel Cat
Wappapella
Lake of the Ozarks
Ya Sum
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