Obvious Solution Tipsy Trucker and Pet Lion Behind Bars
Los Angeles police jailed Tipsy Trucker and his pet lion King after finding the 3 pound lion in a parked car in a residential area. Officer Jett Shinners reported the scene and Shinners attempted to remove the animal as Shinners had previously been evicted for owning the pet. King was placed in custody and transferred to a wildlife inspector for further handling.
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Los Angeles
An Beiouth
King
Jett Shinners
Bims
Shion
Wax
Wtahi
Tyaula Shellers
UN Rejects Communist Plan Over Korean Armistice Team
PANMUNJOM Korea — The UN Command dismissed a Communist compromise to soften the order expelling the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission from South Korea. Maj Gen Robert Gard said the offer was not acceptable after the Reds sought to keep periodic inspection rights south of the 38th parallel. The meeting followed the UN move to eject the four nation truce supervision teams amid claims of Soviet aligned concealment of arms and aircraft buildups.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
South Korea
Robert Gard
U.S
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Chung Kook Rok
U.N. Command
Gard. Folterslig
Chang
U.N
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Reda
Talks on New Offer To Relax Rule in Cyprus Are Started
London reports that Britain aims to ease its rule on Cyprus amid ongoing strife. Field Marshal Sir John Harding, governor and military head, arrived under guard as talks consider a new approach to governance and potential shifts in military control and relations with Greece, Turkey, and NATO allies.
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Cyprus
Lonlon
Cynax Bean
Britain
Sir John Harding
Northolt
Nigun
Tay
Cypria
Anuny
Prilah Wie
NATO
Oribiin
Middle East
Webels
Beitigh
Yesterrkiy
Deskolia
Kefauver and Stevenson Ask California Win Outcome
Kefauver and Stevenson exuded confidence of winning California as Stevenson denounced Kefauver's attacks and urged voters to focus on issues. In Washington, Kefauver formed a five congressmen steering committee to back his nomination bid. Michigan Democrats pledged their 44 convention votes to Gov. Williams as a favorite son, plus a declaration against racial segregation. Roy Wilkins warned Democrats risk fewer black votes than in 1952, urging campaign promises be fulfilled.
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Eco
Stevenson
Kefauver
Oakland
Kefauuver
Washington
Counitltes
Ala
Knutson
Minn
Burnside
Lsk
Calif
Hays
Ohia
Johnson
Wis
House
Senate
Congress
Sen
Keefauver
Butler Binars
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
White House
Butler
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Jackson
Miss
Roy Wilkins
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Harald Stassen
GOP
Kentucky Woman Reports Real Rambler In Rose Bush
A Kentucky woman told police she found a live rambling plant in her rose bush. She described the intruder as unseen and left with the scene unsettled, while authorities investigate the odd occurrence at the residence.
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Kentucky
Daily Record Hospital Admissions
A list of hospital admissions including names such as Christine Schnizmeyer Irene Hackney Norah Mel and Elizabeth Wisne, with accompanying addresses and locations across Missouri towns like Chamois Lake Ozark and Versailles. The fragmentary item notes multiple births and patient entries from St Mary's Hospital and other local facilities.
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George Payne
Yne Try
Joseph Frank Moelseher
Harold Loethen
Atread Bax
Koeltatown
Christine Schnizmeyer
Westyuday
Irene Hackney
Bilston
Teun Dueckenotte
Lenn
Ronald ‘Trippensee
Chery
Gilpin
Stanley Rackers
Centar St
Frances Wingratl
Loose Creek
Loig Wardlaw
Meier
Robert Taamb
Chamois
Maryy Noefleet
Henley
Ray Maps
Koim
Nora Stenner
William Leo Rontes
Sul
Donald Dry Dames Louthen
Charles Thenmay Witson Dy
Park Mey Chiawde
Daalish
Californias
Norah Mel
Fell
Gravois Mills
Wayne Wind
Jin Polmett
Pine St
Ange
Lake Ozark
Mal Boyer
Wats Summit
Mise
Mimo Leake
Ozark
Garey Terwilliger
Broadway St
Marriage License Notice From St Louis And Centertown
Preliminary marriage license items list individuals with names and ages across St Louis Centertown areas. Includes Hoeman and Morrison aged 68 Ang ie Morrison 68, John Ty Irvin 22, Glentie Muydoris 19, Nurman Clarke 22, Bane ule Cummints 28, Jefe ferson Gily baby.
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Ryt. Hoeman
Angie Morrison
Holly of
St. Loui
Careless and Reckless Driving Fines Across Court Docket
Magistrate Court lists multiple defendants including Theodore K. Clayton Herbert La Listas Rolland Ly Avail Herm JF Brandt Clarence EB West Jerry M. Scott Billy Kemp Roya H. Wolmes with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars plus costs for careless and reckless driving and related offenses. Local names and cities such as Kan and Bethel appear in docket entries.
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Theodore K. Clayton
Herbert la Listas
Newsbureu Nnod
Rolland Ly Avail
Carl
Herm JF. Brandt
Jerry M. Scott
Mirden
Billy Kemp
Ned
Roya H. Wolmes
Bethel
Kath
Roy Drowns at Grand Park Lake Near East St Louis
John Bell, 12, son of Mrs. Weathe Phil lips of East St. Louis, drowned yesterday at Grand Park Lake while playing with two other boys. He was recovered early today.
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Roy
East ST. Louis
if—John Bell
Weathe Phillips
East St. Lowis
Grandwis Park
Te Lisiil
Khrushchev Speech Links Stalin Purge To Brutality
The speech critiques Stalin for brutality and repression, linking purges to political control. references to Stalin’s leadership, wartime fear, and the divergence with Khrushchev, with notes on state reactions and surrounding coverage. Readouts include names like Stalin, Khrushchev, and various political figures cited in contemporaneous reporting.
Police Investigate Three Accidents
Police reported three uninvestigated crashes over the weekend with heavy damage and no injuries. Drivers include Joseph Slogman, 24, and Keseman, 27, at East McCarty street. Davey Lynn Crocker, 17, and Donald Irvin Geuxin at East McCarty and Clark Avenue. Ken K. Stephens, 40, and Wayne Junoten, 21, on Highway 50 West.
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Joseph Slogman
Georgia St
Keseman
Spring
McCarty Street
Mma
East
McCarly Eet
Chirk Avenue
Davey Lynn Crocker
Donald Irvin Geuxin
Td E. McCarly St
Pa- 1
Ken KK. Stephens
Elston
Wayne Junoten
Wo Meierty
Lisai
Policaf
Pen
Stephens
Boatenanio
Pollue
Morris to Speak at Mokane Democratic Session
M. E. Morris director of the Nessouri State Revenue Depart ment will speak at Mokane tonight on Politics at the State Level. Also Bear impton Omer Avery and Lalney Barnes seek senate seats, there is a patriot dinner at 6 pm. Callaway County Democratic Club hosts activities from 2 pm to 4 pm with Mrs Mary Ryder of St Louis as a speaker.
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M. E. Morris
Nessouri
Tron
Mary Ryder
St. Lows
Aviation Operators Set Meeting Tonight
Aviation Operators Association will hold a dinner and meeting tonight at the Governor Hotel. Dinner at 6 30 p m with the meeting at 1 30 p m. The association meets on the first Monday monthly. An election of officers is to fill vacant positions of president and secretary treasurer. George Boyd of St Louis will continue as treasurer. Members include Richard Hulvd and Willan Asel. Hotel operators of Industrial Association Co Memorial Airport Jefferson City.
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Tor Missouri Aviation
Governor Hotel
Jileers Tontehl
George
Boyd
St. Louis
Jarsnicient
Loni
Third Community Building Site Gains Attention
Discussion on uptown area development focuses on decentralization and protecting existing businesses. Voters at Capitol, Madison, State and Monroe streets weigh site options north of Capitol versus between Jackson Adams McCarty Milter streets. Objections cite traffic, parking, and uphill access for uptown residents and churchgoers. Wagner and others plan a site visit to Evansville Indiana to study a model community building.
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N. R. Beagle
Capitol
Madison
State
Monroe
W. W. Smith
Jackson Street
Jackson
Adams
McCarty
Milter
William W. Gibble
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Elmer Heinrich
Wayne
Capitol Avenue
Wagner
Hvonsville
Ind
Eisenhower Addresses AFL-CIO HQ Dedication
President Eisenhower told organized labor its growing strength bears responsibility like government to serve the people. He spoke from a sunlit platform at the opening of the AFL-CIO national headquarters, noting he was delighted to "pay this neighborly visit" across the square before about 8,000 spectators.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Organized
Ocyn
Afl-Cio
President Praises Labor Merger At White House Meeting
President lauded the recently merged labor organization and its leaders for bringing strength to organized labor and new opportunities. He emphasized the duty to strengthen free democratic institutions within labor, aligning with the nation’s broader democratic heritage.
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Lafayette Park
White House
Hisenhower
Yask
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U. N. Command
California
City National Savings & Leas Arocetation
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Ton Meares Perie A
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Daily Record
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Hoonville Hd
Sundy
St Mary's Hospital
Wilam Wokenberg
St. Bine Hospital
Inde
Gerald Airy
Versailles
St. Marys Haspital
Agaihen Robagen
Loose Cypelk
St. Mary‘s Hospital
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Stalin
Kossier
Tuleutak
Elkhe
Postyshev
Youacutasky
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Rodlo
Naz Cemany
Stylfin
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Berlin
Tandy
Gost
Iny Avila
Corre
Tsaristu
Lenin
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Khoshehey
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Khirushchev
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State Department
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James Wagner Jr
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Sadurdis
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Miss. T Mroiberg
Jet Patton
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Diutert
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Bean Vlectud
Plest “Titi
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Sail Forest
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Mainz
Fearer
Couch
Coget
Social Commission
Miss Couch
Minnesota
St. Peter's High School
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Chirk, 5S
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Nepal
Miles Wade
Morris
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Fred Vogel Ins. Ag
Leeke Abe
LCL
Freight Merchandise Service
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma
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Sonias City
Katy
Tinarest Hfc
Pha Folke
Houschold
HPC
Bosmit
Madison Sr
Adcock
Cole
Jafferson City
Menses Jounz
Optometrist
Glacses
C. Stegmaier
Kentucks
Brady da Lust
A. Co
Mnow
de Luxe
Rues
Bourbon DE Luxe Company
National Distillers Products Corporation
Louisville, KY
Kays Beauty Salon
Madioos
Cold Wave
Aaireailly
Oly Kag
Dean Grentugs
Sppetsemens Sila
BEL
Howell
Heldt
Business Training Institute
High St
Ialer
P.S. Ga
Missouri Pacific
of the
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