City Rejects Bus Fare Compromise From Jefferson City Lines
City officials rejected a compromise from Jefferson City Lines Inc to restore child fare to 5 cents while leaving adult fare at 10 cents and token pricing. Mayor Ellis said no consideration without compliance with franchise ordinance. City Attorney Goodin urged reinstating May 26 rates before any new council request.
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Jefferson City Lines, Inc
Ellis
Watson
Dehy W. Goodin
Goodin
Camping
False Arrest Suit Lost by Mueller
Federal Judge Albert L Reeves ruled Captain Robert Mueller not awarded damages for alleged false arrest by Boone County peace officers in a 1980 case. He found the sheriff and deputy acted in line of duty and that no evidence showed malicious intent or intentional false imprisonment.
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Kansas City
Albert L. Reeves
Robert Mueller
Boone County
Mueller
Air Force
Shea Glenn Powell
Julius Wedeman
Columbia
Reeves
Aod
Chrisian
Trowell
U S MP Shot by German Border Guard Near Berlin
An American military policeman Pvt Wilfred R Cheneyvert was wounded by an East German border guard near Machnower Strasse on the Berlin border. Gen Lemuel Mathewson condemned the act as barbaric and called for punishment of the offender. The patrol jeep engine was damaged and the soldier returned to duty after first aid.
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Berlin
Ban
Lemuel Mathewson
U. S
Shuole
Agav
Patel von Machnower
Mostly fair and warm in Jefferson City region
Weather report for Jefferson City and Central Missouri says mostly fair and warm this afternoon, tonight, and Thursday with temperatures near 90. Data appears garbled in places but indicates a warm period across the area including Milam, Kansas City, Hermann, and Lake of the Ozarks with varying readings.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Wiver
Kansan City
Doonville
Jefterson
Last Typhoid Clinic To Be Held Tonight
The final of four typhoid clinics runs 7 to 7 24 p m at Selinger Centre in Cole County. Nurse Hetty Joach says tonight’s attendees can receive the first of a three shot series but must finish with their private physician. Last week 139 people received boosters or first shots. The report also notes St Louis precinct captains endorse Donnelly for governor. A flood relief bill of 55 000 000 was signed by President Fruman adding to emergency aid.
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Selinger Centre
Cole County
Hetty Joach
Referendum Short Cut Is Decided In Missouri Court
Rapid progress appears as circuit court moves to streamline the MFA referendum case. Judge Blair contemplates a Friday hearing after a 2 pm meeting with all lawyers to sign an agreement aimed at speeding decisions and potentially sending the core issue to the Missouri Supreme Court immediately.
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Sam C. Blair
Blair
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouril Farmers Association
Whey
St. Louis
William Becker
Columbia
Supreme Court
Community Chest Views 52 Drive Progress Report
The Jefferson City Community Chest reports only 2 percent of its 1952 goal raised so far as plans begin for a new drive. Harry Miller notes 58,842 goal with 357,443.77 pledged in 1951, while the United Fund total reached 66,809 for the Chest and five agencies. pledges of 25,490 were made with 21,771 allotted to the Chest.
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Jefferson City
Calpains
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Miller
Miller
United Fund
Fins Miller
United Fund Drive
Georgia chain gang escapee charged with grand larceny
James T. Riley filed grand larceny against 24 year old Earl Harris who said he escaped from a Georgia chain gang in 1948 after a shooting in Atlanta. Harris admitted stealing a camera and a meter plus about two dozen other items from cars in Jefferson City area. He blamed drunkenness and waived preliminary hearing to await circuit court.
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James T. Riley
Georgia
Earl Harris
Harris
Edward Shelton
Cherry Jr
Atlanta
Jefferson City
Samy C. Blair
A.ob. Williams
Missouri
Riley
Giveuit
Talt Continues Slight Lead in Dakota Primary
In South Dakota Taft clung to a slim lead over Eisenhower as counting continued. With 1,821 of 1,947 precincts reporting Taft held 63,469 to Eisenhower 62,518, about a 951 vote margin with ~15,000 yet to tabulate. Kefauver led Democrats in delegates with 244 to Russell 464. Local contest split city and country loyalties shaped the results.
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Washington
Robert A. Talt
Ohioan
South Dakota
Talt
Dwight D.) Eisenhower
Taft
F Tali
Eisenhower
Jtner
Tait
Associated Press
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Jexsee
Chicago
Sen
Huberti
Humphrey
Minnesota
Kefauvers
Richard Russell
Georgia
Watt
Sioux Falls
Taft and Kefauver Hold Delegate Lead
The AP tabulation shows Taft leading Republicans with 360 delegates of 1206 needed for nomination while Kefauver leads Democrats with 244 delegates of 1230 needed. Russell and Markman have smaller totals as conventions approach.
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Taft and
Kefauver
Talisskeeeee Eisenhower
Russell
Markman
Calendar Trips Man Caught Possessing 7 Dead Squirrels
George Prenger of 813 BE McCarty Jr was fined five dollars plus costs by Magistrate Foster S Wheatly for possessing seven squirrels south of Wardsville. The daily bag limit was six, but possession limit was nine given that some may have been shot the previous day. He was tagged on the first day of the season.
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George Prenger
BE. McCarty Jr
Foster S. Wheatly
Prenger
Wardsville
Tfrenger
Osteopaths Case Under Advisement in Missouri
The Missouri Court of Appeals in St Louis took under advisement a case challenging whether osteopaths may prescribe medicine and perform surgery in Missouri. The dispute arose from Audrain County hospital staff inclusion and pits the Missouri Medical Association and Missouri Osteopathic Society against osteopathic physicians seeking to practice fully. arguments centered on legislative intent and historical practice.
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ST. Louis
Sam c. Blair
Missouri Medical Associaton
The
Missouri Osteopathic, Society
Blair
Medical Docory
Missourt
Missouri
Strike Jobless Total Now Nearing 725000
Pittsburgh AP report notes nationwide steel strike idled about 725000 workers including 659000 CIO United Steelworkers, with 26000 coal miners and over 35000 railroaders also idle or laid off. River towboat crews and allied workers add to the total, with about 10000 iron ore miners striking in sympathy, halting defense steel production by roughly 80 percent.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United
Farmer Withdraws From Probate Race
Edward Farmer of Jefferson City withdrew his name from the Republican ticket as Cole County probate judge candidate. County Clerk William Teilman announced Blair, the Democratic incumbent, remains unopposed unless Republicans file a new candidate after the primary. Farmer, an attorney for a local insurance firm, was a probate contender.
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Edward Farmer
Jefferson City
Uirimary
Cole County
William Teilman
William C. Blair
Telljan
Blair
iRepublicans
Farmer
Youth Circus Tonight Promises Twenty Two Scout Units
Nearly 750 youths from Boy Scout troops will perform at the annual circus opening tonight at the public school stadium. Scouts, clowns, chariot races and demonstrations will headline the program with Carl Craig as scoutmaster of Troop 17. Organizers include Russe Sexton as general chair and Noreman Tamm among others, with Cubs, Roy Henry Kruse, Oscar Schupp, and Raw Scouts featured.
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Public School Stadium
Linn
Carl Craig
Russe
Sexton
Noreman Tamm
Andy Wisch
C. Bud Keane
A. F P. Marshall
Roy Henry Kruse
Oscar Schupp
What Jones
E. D. Braxfield
Gardner
Bill Knox
Ted Schmidt
Senate Debates Bill to Halt Steel Strikes
In Washington the Senate engaged in a heated debate over a Maybank proposal to halt strikes in critical industries for 120 days, create a board to study terms, and allow presidential seizure if terms fail. The measure aims to resolve the CIO steelworkers dispute after a 2 day old walkout following a Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Truman
John R. Steelman
Robert A. Tali
Ohio
Philip Murray
CIO Steelworkers Union
Steel Industry
Dave Horn Named Chief of Missouri Civil Defense
Dave Horn of Wayneville Missouri has been named chief of the personnel and administration division of the Missouri Civil Defense Agency. Announcement came from State Civil Defense Director Ralph W. Hammond. Horn previously ran a local car business and before that managed Memorial airport. He served as a major in the U S Air Force during World War II with the air transport command, performing pilot duties and personnel work.
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Dave Horn
Wayneave
Missouri Civil Defense Agency
Civil Defense
Ralph W. Hammond
Horn
Memorial Airport
U. S. Air Force
Air Transport Command
Food Rations Cut for Unruly POWs on Koje Island
U S troops and tanks raided three Communist POW pens on Koje Island in Korea and seized flags. Bags of sand were delivered to compounds 85 and 96 as authorities reportedly cut food rations to discipline defiant prisoners, while no shots were fired.
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Koje Island
Korea
James
U. S
Big Island
California voters back Kefauver and Warren in California primary
California voters gave Kefauver sweeping victory for the Democratic convention and re elected Knowland in a cross filing victory. Warren won the Republican nomination in California by about two to one over Werle. Eisenhower opened his campaign in Abilene with a cornerstone ceremony for a war trophies museum. He stressed win or lose in the Republican race and recalled his boyhood in Kansas.
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San Francisco
California
Estes Kefauver
William F. Knowland
Truman
Earl Warren
Warren
Thomas H. Werel
Kefauver
Edmund G. Brown I
Knowland
Clinjton McKinnon
San Diego
Werdel
Nes
Brown
Abilene
Kas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
America
Gonvral Eisenhower
Nis
Elschhower
Tome
Newly Elected Leaders Named in Jefferson City Alliance
The Rev. Gerald Hayden of Quinn Chapel chairs the Jefferson City Ministerial Alliance after winning the post at a monthly Missouri Baptist HQ meeting. The Rev. Ned Cole of Grace Episcopal and the Rev. Robert Young of First Presbyterian were elected vice president and secretary treasurer, with Rev. A Earl Opie of Church of Gog named secretary treasurer. Plans include a Sept. 30 service marking the revised standard Bible edition release. Protestant churches nationwide announce this new translation of the Bible per Mr. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oerald Hayden
Quinn Chapel
Jefferson City
America
Cole
Missouri Men Attend Ike Homecoming Tailored Speech Dimmed
Missouri figures join General Eisenhower’s homecoming in Abilene and St Louis events. Manuel H. Davis leads Missouri on the special train with A D Welch, St Louis, as Republican national committeeman. Gov Arn of Kansas introduces Ike as rain dampens the crowd.
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Gene
Fritz
Rufle
St John's
Edward F. Arn
Kansas
Eisenhower
Senate
Washington
Arn
Wage Stabilization Board
Ives
Barkley
Abilene
Kas
Missouri
Manuel H. Davis
Missouri Eisenhower Organization
A. D. Welch
St. Louis
Republican National Committee
Iman
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Arthur W. Ellis
Glen
Herbert C. Knight
Nomer City
Rural Union
U.S
Donnelly
Fap
Phil M. Donnelly
Anton Sestric
Fruman
Blair Torell
MFA
St Wouls
Havelence Jones
Hugh Stephens
R. P. Cummins
Genmans
Jeamapainne
Charles Ricker
Asn
Arthur Ellis
J. G
Bruce
Ricker
Wenry Andrac
Community Chest
Pierre
S. D
Jones, Jackson
Haak~ Jon
Georgia Chain Gang
Dakota
Ike
Wash
Boy Scout Circus
Robert Stokes
Don Lotham
Martin Brondel
William Tellman
H. 1
Haralsan
Gilbert Jaffe
Malcomb Epstein
Tulius
Oesch
Paul Little
K. K. Johnson
Lawrence Luthewitle
Robert Young
Cirrus
Fount Rothwell
Ed Owens
Frank Miller
Morris Creed
Miller Bowen
Julius Lwesch
A. P. Marshall
Hen Porter
Jack Jordan
George Wolf
Warren Smith
H. J. Haralson
E. D. Brasfield
GOP
McKinnon
Knowlind
Anam Wy Johnson
Hayden
Tyne 4
APL
CIO International Brewery Workers
Unian
Cincinnati
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