Move to Improve Bus Service Is Made by C of C
The Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce board approves steps to boost intra and inter state bus service and plans a meeting with the Jeffersonian Hotel promoter to back the project. They study extending hours, potential subsidies for extra runs, and protest Missouri Pacific Bus Lines cuts. a June 19 public hearing is set on reimaging service.
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Jeffersonian Hotel
Conquisst of Chiles
J. D. James
Amimuimeed
Ralph Jobe Jr
Public Rice Commission
Missouri Pacific Bus Lines
Board of
J. Harenyyams
Clayton Real
Hyams
Jeffersonian
Sheampsen
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Nbsenird State Chamber of Commerce
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Tidus Viel
Missouri Division of Resources and Devrloyments Ue
Purley
A. Hille
Phinnert Progress Titel
Kansas Church Calls Local Minister Tin Hey Howert
The Tin Hey Howert family is presented as a candidate for service at a local church in Hanover. The article notes pastorial experience at Little Chapel in St. Louis and Warensburg, with theological training at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. It mentions his father Benjamin Young and ties to Parkville, Topeka, and Park area, along with expected ordination details and dates.
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Odd Tedius
Hanover
Iemiery
Chicago
Topeka
Kan
Piiai
Mr. Young
Traffic Lights To Be Installed By Early Fall
City council approves safety upgrades for Capital City with a plan similar to a prior system. Bids set at 220.3 or 312,974.40 dollars include intersections with wall lights and signals on main streets. The project aims to ease traffic flow and improve pedestrian safety across key routes.
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Teaster
Marais
Sehethur
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Orl Witks
Uimecessit
Grvtia
Smith Nominated For Federal Judge
Missouri primary coverage notes a nominating process for federal judges amid party competition. The report highlights figures like Stevenson and Keefer as contenders with votes tallied, while local parties discuss turnout, donor activity, and potential shifts in the Missouri delegation. The piece also touches on National Flag Week, blood drives, and weather.
End of Western Union Walkout Ends Turmoil
Feared disruption amid a Western Union worker walkout appears to have eased as operations resume. Employees, from various centers including Oklahoma and Missouri, return to posts after negotiations.
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Western Union
State Air Tour Set This Weekend
Air enthusiasts from several states join a four day state air tour organized by the Aviation and Safety Division of Resources and Development. The crew will visit Branson Lake Taneycomo Rolla and Branson along with stops at Bismarck and Hockiway Beach finishing with a church service before returning to the Ozarks.
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California
Kansas
Iowa
Colorado
Kentucky
Illinois
Howth Dake
Missouri
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Missoul
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Sid
Thyaga Rieipants
Wall Aly
Mexico
Ave
Vineh Ley
Shepherd of the Mills
Branson
Taney
Hockiway Beach
van Uuren
Big Spring
Bismarck
Rolla
Church Serviers
Rall
Tal
Ozarks
Scout Council Post To Nebraska Man
Conroy, a former scoutmaster and Sea Explorer leader, will take a council post in Jefferson City overseeing districts along the Missouri River. The 26 year old recently returned from Sebitt Sront Ranch where he completed orientation for professional reeaubing and will begin work after a camp start.
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Coty
Roy Beouts
America
Snesends Hobert
Wes Turer
Conroy
Tefferson City
Marts
Fey
Sebitt Sront Ranch
Conray
Anate
Lincoln program awards degrees and honors faculty
A Lincoln University ceremony featured graduates from multiple disciplines including arts, sciences, and education. Notable honorees included Maryine, Myrtle Rushing, Zell Vaugh, and ROTC cadets commissioned by Col Wilbert Fish. The event celebrated diverse student achievement with attendees from Africa and Liberia and acknowledged faculty longtime service.
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Cavatera
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Phonan Haibene
Faahson
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Abivate
Ubon
ROTC
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Myrtle Rushing
Bratt
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Andrew Alfred Byrd
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Yan Collins
Taal Vernon Sivhs
Patricia Anterson Fuller
Nicie
Kenneth Lackey
Loss J. BesPeos
Westphalia
Genny Login
Julian
Homer Michael
Milton
Moisture Laden Air Keeps Skies Overcast Over Kansas City
Forecast notes moisture laden air keeps skies overcast and warm in Kansas City. Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected in the northwest and extreme west regions tonight into tomorrow with overnight lows around 40s to 70s and mid afternoon readings near the upper range.
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Kansas City
Montgomery Bus Segregation Declared Unconstitutional
A federal three judge panel in Montgomery Alabama ruled segregation on city buses unconstitutional in a case linked to a mass boycott. The decision cites that seating by race violates the equal protection clause and applies to city ordinances and Montgomery Transit Company practices, amid a broad civil rights protest sparked by the arrest of a Black seamstress and a sustained bus boycott with national attention.
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Supreme Court
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Saline County Man to School Position In State Meeting
Brink Meshaw a Saline County resident was elected to a Missouri County Superintendents Association post at its Missouri Hotel meeting to succeed Mary E as president. Officers elected include Ralph Ballew first vice president Clay Canty second vice president Maude Roberton Dorlas County treasurer Vern Tinehart Linn County treasurer Jess Woods spoke on a Japan trip, with entertainment by Hugh Fleming Jefferson City and Mr and Mrs Alfred Bleckschmidt at the banquet.
Vaccinecuts Paralytic Polio in Missouri Says Health Division
Missouri health officials report a significant drop in paralytic polio cases due to vaccination. Dr James Aimos noted 195,000 children vaccinated this year, with total paralytic cases this season about 1.2 per 100,000 among 175 unvaccinated cohorts, compared to 1 case per 2,100,000 previously. Officials urged full vaccination before peak polio season, highlighting earlier injections and unvaccinated child counts.
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