Drunk Charges Result In Fines And Jail Terms
Two men face fines and jail terms after pleading guilty to public intoxication and a traffic violation in police court. Ray Evans paid 10 dollars for backing into another vehicle, with damages estimated at 35 dollars to the other car and 5 dollars to his own. Two 10 day stayed jail sentences were imposed on Jack Oliver and Logsdon for drunkenness. The report notes incident details and times in Madison street and nearby blocks. A separate dispatch from Mexico City reports President Miguel Aleman ordering a nationwide depistolization and confiscation of illegal firearms with a review to prevent violenc e.
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Ray Evans
Jackson Jr
Jackson
M. P. Dribben
Main St
Madison St
Evans I
Dribben
Evans
Andrew Schwaller
Jack Oliver
W. L. Logs
Monroe St
Oliver
Logsdon
High
Madison Sistal
Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
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Ex State Officer Dies in Hospital
ST. LOUIS, June 4 AP Funeral services will be held here Friday for Hugh I. McSkimming 57 former supervisor of the state motor vehicle fuel tax department in Jefferson City McSkimming died of diabetes at Veterans hospital in St. Louis yesterday after a long illness He was city marshal here before going to Jefferson City as See See Pee ee ee
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ST. Louis
Hugh I. McSkimming
Jefferson City
McSkimming
Veterans Hospital
President seeks 31 billion for U S defense upgrade
President Truman asked Congress for a supplemental 3.46 billion dollar defense budget for the new fiscal year. Funds cover military public works pay raises for personnel and Alaska communications. allocations break down by army navy air force and defense office with emphasis on foreign installations under NATO.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Defense Department
White House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Big manufacturing firms grow with shareholders in charge
New York June 4 AP reports that the 100 largest manufacturing companies, excluding railroads and banks, show a shift toward widespread shareholding with more ownership by investors than employees. They hold assets totaling about 39 billion dollars and employ roughly 4.2 million people, while paying high taxes and distributing profits via dividends and reinvestment. The balance sheets reveal 78 billion in sales and over 11 billion in taxes, highlighting a partnership among employees, shareholders, and government as a rising third actor.
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National City Bank of New
Hale
Jersey Standard Oil
Crane Company
United States
Stork
L Fan
120000 St Louis Workers Uneasy
ST LOUIS June 4 Ap the steel strike may affect 120,000 workers in the area dependent on steel for employment. The chamber of commerce reports wages totaling 7,000,000 a week with many employed by electrical machinery railroad cars barges refrigerators containers and house wares firms. Granite City Steel in Illinois a major producer halted production when 3,500 workers from United Steel Workers walked out.
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ST. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Granite City Steel , Company
Granite City
Ill
RIO United Steel Workers
U T
Local vehicle struck in accident on E McCarty Street
Police report a local man’s car in the 200 block of E McCarty Street was struck by a second vehicle late Tuesday afternoon. The other car, described as green, left the scene after the impact, with damage noted on Koelling’s auto. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
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E. MclCarty St
Koelling
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U.S. Defense
New York
Hall-Sutton
Central Dairy
State Theatre
Central
Central Cottage Cheese Cartons
Central Milk
Deluxa
AGA
Tod Yru
Father's Day
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Schnider’s
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Steel Bath
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Law
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