Fire Ravages Chesterfield Home. Family Burned Rescue
Arthur Robinson suffered first and second degree burns shielding his 2 month old brother from a blaze that destroyed their six room home in suburban Chesterfield Missouri. Hazel Ann Robinson died in the flames and Mrs. Robinson was treated for burns. The fire, blamed on a bottle gas stove, left the baby unharmed. In a separate note, three diamond rings worth 7 950 were stolen from Mrs. Phil Wu Holzman’s Kansas City home as intruders coerced her to reveal their hiding place.
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Burns
Louis w—Arthur Robinson
Chesterfield
Hazel Ann
Arthur
Arthur J. Robinson
Shey
She Hay
Kansas City
Phil Wu Holzman
Naegarett Dalimeyer
Washington Terrace
Apts
Cole County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ciwy Lone
T. C. Mitchell Jr
John Hendra
Irma Canada
Elmer Meyer
Whoa
H. Mueller
Arthur Hohen- Street
Julius Meyerhardt
Malcolm Epstein
Noland
Ann Kallenbach
Haske Holman
Artur W Ellis
Hensley Hall
A. Lister
R. A. Sullivan
Jefferson City
Frank Lueckenhoff
Henry Boessen
St. Thomas
O. W. Spell
Lehman
Victor Wilthaus
Centertown
R. G. West
Rt. 4
Clarence Schnieders
Taos
Dorothy Bloxham
Emil Railing
Liberty Township
Oscar Dawson
Eugene
Holman
Beessen
Dawson
Lisset
Sullivan
Benson Wood
Howard Cook
Clem Dulle
Fred Tost
Fred Voger
Gerald Nolan
Russell Sexton
John Enberry
Cletus Kolb
William Plowman
Theodore Schmidt
H. B. Geisner
William Frank
Henley
L. A. B. Leslie
Russellville
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Leo Bisges
Home Service
Ann Kale Jenback
John Matthews
Quentin Heisler
Earl Teydard Airs
H. B. Gublerson
Ft. Leonard Wood Council
Ft. Wood
Horace Sprague
Webster Groves
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Egypt Rejects Direct Talks With Israel Over Gaza Clashes
Cairo rejects a U.N. proposal for direct negotiation with Israel to halt Gaza Strip clashes. Egyptian spokesman Salah Gohar says Cairo will press for talks through the Mixed Armistice Commission. Israel boycotts the Israeli Egyptian Commission with a U.N. representative chairing. From Jerusalem, Prime Minister ishor? Sharelt sends message to U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.N
Viel
Gaza Strip
Cal. Salah Gohar
Israel
Jerusalem
Premi Imashe Sharelt
Egypt dictates peace terms aid by Red Cross
The report notes Egyptian authorities refuse certain terms while Middle East issues unfold. Nearly 800,000 Palestine Arab refugees are cited as scattered across the region. The Post-Tribune in Jefferson City includes coverage of a woman surrender and political tensions impacting SILC directives.
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Dallmeyer
Egypt
Louis Case
Israel
Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Mofiel
Red Cross
Middle East
Witness Sought in Bresnahan Bribery Case Weakens Extradition
Mrs. Mary K. Vugrich, former St. Louis County midwife, surrendered yesterday and faced extradition from Edwardsville to testify in the bribery trial of Deputy Sheriff Hugh Bresnahan. She had previously refused to waive extradition and to appear. Bresnahan has been indicted. Vugrich is charged with performing an illegal operation and testified about a $1,500 payment to shield Bresnahan from abortion charges. Bond on the abortion charge was set at $3,500.
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Mary K. Vugrich
St. Louis County
Hugh Bresnahan
Vugrich
Edwardsville
Vugeich
Serpin
Sheriff's Office
Arthur
Mostey
Bresnshan
Bresnahag
Bond
Summer Scholarship Awarded to Miss Amy Peart
Miss Amy Peart wins a Sears Foundation scholarship to Cornell University for six weeks this summer to study human relations and development. In her absence Miss Mary Lou Vandevier of Mexico will serve as assistant home agent for three months, starting June 15, after graduating from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture.
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Amy Pear
Core County
Sears Foundation
Cornell University
Miss Peart
Mary Lou Vandevier
Mexico
University of Missouri College
Miss Pearl
Miss Vandevier
Cole County
Man Pays for Digging Up Underwater Cables
A Japan Telecom Ministry suit awarded $25,000 to the ministry after a man dug up and sold underwater cables believed to be from the former Japanese army. The case highlights ongoing disputes as municipal planning and street widening projects proceed, with costs shared between the city and property owners.
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Okow
Japan Telecommunications Ministry Today
Honshu
Hokkaido
Hit
Ford Plant in St. Louis Suburb Remains Closed
The Lincoln-Mercury plant in Hazelwood, a St. Louis suburb, stayed shut due to a strike by 3,900 auto workers. Despite a national contract, local talks continued over classifications and seniority adjustments as picket lines remained.
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Ford
St. Louis
ST. Louts
Gt — Hard Motor Company
Lincoln-Mercury
Hazelwood
Biscuit Firms Drivers Strike for Higher Pay
About 35 drivers employed by St. Louis biscuit companies walk out demanding higher pay after their AFL Teamsters union contract expired April 13. Workers currently earn 81.78 an hour for a 45 hour week and seek 40 hour weeks at 2.20 an hour.
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SY. Louis
St. Louis
AFL Teamsters Union
Termpanies
Street widening plan details from Fowler’s report
The proposal shows 892.75 to property owners paring S440 and the city 81,092.75 with most widening on the east side and a small strip on the west side of the 300 block. It describes a gradual widening from the alley between McCarty and Miller streets to the Dun kin street intersection.
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Nastead
Planning and Zoning Commission
Durkin Street
Clark Avenues
Jef Clark Avenue
Clark Avenue
Richard D. Fowler
Iblock
Fowler
Miller
En Streets
Elm
Dunklin Street
McCarty
Dunkin Street
Sedalia Plans Bond Election on Highway Upgrades
Sedalia will hold a 250000 bond election on July 28 to fund urban highway improvements. City Council ordered an ordinance after a Chamber of Commerce report by K A Love outlined rerouting Highway 63 around Sedalia and widening streets, plus rerouting Highway 50 in the eastern city.
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Sedalia
K. A. Love
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
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