Ozark Minister's Story Sparks Memory of Fasts
CHERRYVILLE June 4 In 1929 a man starved for 52 days in San Francisco and another famous fast nearby drew attention as relatives gathered at the home of Joseph D Callister of Ozark to support Rev J J Ivie amid a 48 day fast. Neighbors barred from the Ivie home watched as the case stirred talk on how long a person can endure hunger.
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Cherryville
San Fran
Cisco
Sahem
Thejof Joseph D
cAllister
Ozark
Chrisman
Til
J. J. Ivie
Sveral
Cinister
Alina Merchant
Calico Rock
Ark
Ivie
Sarah Holland
Painesville
Ohio
Syre
American Medical Association
Chicago
Roderck Hoelzel
University of Chicago
Voters to register in city-widening rolls in St Louis
Paul Calcaterra, chairman of the St Louis board of election commissioners, estimated about 50 000 voters will register in a special city widening registration tomorrow. About 54 000 names were added in a similar registration four years ago. There are 375 301 names on the St Louis registration list as of today.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Missouri
Fisenhower
St. Louis
Paul C. Calcaterra
Mames
St. Louis Registrathe
St. Louis Board of Electionation
Nine criminals back in cells after sitdown strike
Nine hardened convicts ended a weeklong sitdown strike at New Jersey’s state prison and returned to their cells as wardens said the dispute over parole, recreation, food, and visiting room arrangements remained unresolved. The inmate council had pressed 49 management changes after riots earlier in April. Police had been on alert but no trouble occurred.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State
William H. Carty
Rahway
Jacoby on Canasta Card Game Debate Leads to Murder Case
The article recounts a Miami Beach murder tied to a Canasta game. A former New York taxi driver is held after shooting his ex wife and her infant, then surrendering in court. The account blends game talk with violent crime details and quotes from participants.
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Oswald Jacoby
New York
Wracons
Hee
Miami Beach
Fla
Yuntil
Oka
Saints
Brecher
David Beecher
Beecher
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth Black
Reed
Resume Production At Plane Plant In Farmingdale
Full production resumed at Republic Aviation Corp. in Farmingdale New York after a two day wildcat strike that the company said cost more Thunderjet fighter bombers than weeks of action in Korea. Pickets were withdrawn after workers defied union leaders. Vice president John J. Ryan said the strike cost 10 Thunderjet aircraft.
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Farmingdale
N. Y
Republic Aviation Corp
Korea
International Association of Machinists
John J. Ryan
Republic
Bloodmobile to visit Belle on Monday afternoon
Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Belle Monday afternoon at the school lunch room to collect donations. Interested residents should contact Mrs. Floyd Abel, local chairman, for details and appointments.
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Belle Belle
Red Cross
Belle
Floyd Abel
Steel Seizure Cost To Government Said To Be Very Small
Washington reports the government says operation costs for eight weeks of steel mill seizure were minimal. Only added expenses noted were two rounds of notices to 72 companies, one before seizure and one after, with no new hires and most work handled by existing staff.
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Washington
Commercent Department
Commerce
Department
One-Man Graduation Rehearsal Restores Walker’s Diploma
James Walker waited at the University of Portland graduation but was left off the official list. Officials later found the omission and staged a separate ceremony for Walker with the entire faculty in caps and gowns. His mother, Mrs Rose Nyberg, attended the makeup event.
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Portland
Ore
James Walker
University of Portland
Walker
Rose 4. Nyberg
Gets Diamond Mason Pin After Long Wait
Los Angeles reports 95 year old Albert Da Brewer finally receives the diamond studded Mason pin after 75 years of service. The former Indian fighter big game hunter and trading post operator, long awaited the honor while a patient at the Veterans Administration hospital. He commented that he had waited a long time for the recognition.
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Los Angeles
Albert da Brewer
Veterans Administration
Brewer
Wonder Salve and Soap Sold in Jefferson City Ad
An old advertisement touts Wonder Salve as a medicated skin remedy and Wonder Soap as a companion product. Claiming antiseptic properties, the copy promotes household use, lists selling points, and notes availability at local stores including Arandenberenn, Crown, and Uree Stores in Jefferson City.
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Ron Folky
Jefferson City
Arandenberenn
Élank
Crown
Tred Uree
Konetorn
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Mahatmy Gandhi
India
Bombay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lawton Collins
Army Chief of Staff
Defense Secy
Robert Lovell
Pentagon
Tokyo
Rikichi Araki
Japan
United States
Air
Central Dairy
Schnider’s
Rayon Gabardines
Schnider’s Men’s Wear “Clothing Corner
Nigh & Madison
Jacoby On
Canasta
Florida
Mar
Diamond Mason
Saint Louis
Baseball
Municipal Opera
the Zoo
Forest Parks
The
Jefferson
Boulevard
Sage
Screen
Taesia
Wade Hampton
John E. Grant
RK. Trippensee
Central Missouri Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
NORGE
Itera
Ai Ak
Capital Electronics
Fred Wickham
Bob Marr
Dunklin
Dial
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