Mobile Reserves Vital to Safety General Says
General Maxwell D Tayor warned that maintaining mobile strategic reserves is essential to rapid response against any brush fire or nuclear threat. Speaking at the CS Mel tary Academy, he contrasted today’s million man army with the 1922 force of under 150000. He stressed a combat ready army as a key deterrent in the cold war era and a stabilizing influence for allies.
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Maxwell D. Tayior
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Nolier
Mrs. Aber Named L.A. Valedictorian
Mrs. Aber is named valedictorian for Los Angeles graduation, as city ceremonies plan a special session. The article notes council delays in appointing a four member committee to coordinate with the Greater Jefferson County panel, and discusses bids and city projects including street improvements and parking enforcement issues.
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Jefferson City
Ferguson to mark 30 years with Missouri Power & Light
Homer Ferguson longtime district superintendent and current Kirksville district manager will complete thirty years of service with Missouri Power & Light on June 6. He has been active in Masonic civic recreational and engineering circles and served as 45th Grand Master of the Missouri Grand Lodge in 195. He chaired the Jefferson City Planning and Zoning Commission from 1949 to 1953 and belongs to the Christian Church.
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Homer Ferguson
Missouri Power & Light Company
Kirksville
Ferguson
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Jefferson City
The
Christian Church
Five Seek Spot Vacated by Death Of Sen. McCarthy
The death of Senator McCarthy on May 2 opens a special vacancy ending January 2, 1959. Governor Thomson will set the election date, likely mid August with a primary about 60 days earlier. Republican candidates include Kohler Jr, Knowles, Davis, O'Konski, and Justice Pip Hughes, with Democrats considering entry.
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Walter ‘Kohler Jr
Kier
Warren Knowles
New
Mercer
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Henry PipHughes
Oshkosh
Billy Graham urgent on immorality threat to nation
In New York Madison Square Garden crowd of 17 000 hears Billy Graham say sex immorality is America’s greater danger than communism. He blames pornographic literature and idle youth among others, urges action to curb rising immorality and extend the crusade drive beyond July 21. He notes the crusade’s momentum and calls ministers to address the issue openly.
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Roger Hull
Lident
Mumal
New York
Intour
Leisure Time
Istrance Co
Graham
New York Crusade
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
America
Lou P. . Gordon
Hsaip
York Crusade
Noise case dismissed in Brooklyn police station
Brooklyn police reported a disturbance case where disorderly conduct was dismissed. Magistrate Solomon ruled the noise was not illegal under civilian peace standards, citing the need for protecting a citizen's peace while addressing alleged disturbance by Joseph Sisto, 28, a shipping clerk, who shouted outside police headquarters.
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New York
Sisto
Brooklyn Police
Haiti
Solomon
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Stock Dividend and Christiana Company Notice
A fragmented note discusses a possible stock dividend of around 14,000 dollars and partial ownership in Christiana Company. It references stock prices, previous holdings in 1945 1953 and 1955, and distribution plans. The text also veers into unrelated topics about rainfall in the Sahara Desert and blood donation measures.
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Christiana, Coo
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Christiana
Sahara
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Pulaski County Store Loses Liquor License
A Pulaski County tobacco store, 509 Tobacco Store No. 3 in Waynesville, had its liquor license suspended for seven days. The suspension affected 27 business houses statewide, per a report to wholesalers by supervisor Hollis M. Ketchum. The license is held by Davie L. Wood.
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Pulaski County
Hollis M. Ketchum
Davie L. Wood
Waynesville
Retenum
Carpenter to Speak at Cole County Young Democrats Meeting
Mitton Carpenter state director of revenue will headline a Cole County Young Democratic Club meeting next Tuesday at the circuit court room in the county courthouse. The special session will select delegates to the state convention set for June 28 and 29 here.
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Carpenter
Young Demo Club
Mitton Carpenter
Cole County
Young Democratic Club
Hungarian Red Cross seeks polio aid from Hungary
Dr Heinrich Weitz president of the German Red Cross warned that Hungarian authorities fear a polio epidemic. He said the Hungarian Red Cross appealed for 20, and the organization was studying how to respond, possibly by dispatching a Red Cross convoy to assist.
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Germany
Red Cross
Heinrich Weitz
Hungary
Weitz
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