Rezoning Battle Aims To Make Way For Parking In Jefferson City
City Council discussed two rezoning proposals to create parking facilities in Jefferson City. Local attorney John Bond represents the Lohman estate and another group seeking to convert a southwest Clark Avenue corner from district A to E for a twin family dwelling with a 15 foot city strip to round the corner and allow a store expansion. A tree and embankment at a blind intersection would be cleared if approved, and hearings will be held before final action.
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Jefferson City
Clark Avenue
EL Dunklin Street
Nicholas Raithel
Clark Ave
Rackers
Interscien
Chi Thi
Bong
T He Council
Soffer
Madison Streets
Franklin Street
Lohman
Welfare costs rise in three state aid programs
Welfare costs increased across three state aid programs last month according to the State Division of Welfare. The old age assistance rolls reached 192,905 with total cost $6595.07. aid to dependent children rose to 1,577,000.00. and the permanently and totally disabled program totaled 741,936 with an average check of $51.91.
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State Division of Welfare
Ste Genevieve Co-Op Granted Federal Loan Authority
Citizens Electric Corp of Ste Genevieve Ma received state approval to borrow up to 1 930 000 dollars from the federal government. An initial 65 000 dollar loan is available immediately for expansion, with the remainder borrowable as plans proceed. Interest capped at ten percent and term up to 35 years. The utility serves Bollinger Cape Girardeau Perry Ste Genevieve and St Francois counties.
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Cape Girardeau
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St. Francais
Weather Summary for Central Missouri and Jefferson City
Generally fair with partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the mid eighties to nineties with gusty winds and scattered showers possible. precipitation near the 24 hour total ending 1 am Tuesday reported small amounts in several localidades. Temperature trends and localized rainfall varied across Jefferson City, Kansas City area, Hermann and nearby towns.
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Weruraday
World Action Must Be Changed to Survive Atomic Age
St Louis AEC commissioner Thomas E. Murray told St Louis University graduates that world thought and actions must be rearranged to face the atomic era. He warned control of the atom is a major challenge to mankind and urged a new outlook and deeper grasp of nuclear energy’s impact on nature.
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Thomas EB. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
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St. Louis University
Democrats Win In Sicilian Voting With Far-Reaching Impact
In Palermo the Christian Democrats celebrate a strong Sicilian regional election showing 37 seats, the island’s biggest party. They gain at the expense of the Fascists and center groups, with Monarchists and Liberals as potential allies while Communists and Socialists grow. The result shifts Italy’s regional balance and ends the need for Fascist support.
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Sicily
Mario Scelba
Christian Democrats
Italy
Scotia
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MS1
Italian Social Movement
Mm Center
Nakona
Rome
Drop in Jobless Reported for May
Weeks announced a substantial drop in unemployment for May and predicted 1955 would be the nation’s most prosperous year with industrial peace in key industries. May employment rose to 62,703,000, up 1,018,000 from April and about 1% higher than a year earlier, while unemployment fell to 2,489,001. National output also reached a new peak, with production back to the record pace since mid-1953.
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Weeks
Commerce
New Sewer Line To Armory Site Approved By City Council
In a four hour session the iCity Council approved a major ordinance authorizing a new sewer line and access roadway to the National Guard Armory site between Industrial Avenue and St Marys Boulevard. Mayor Ells said Jefferson City is second on the 1955 56 armory construction priority list. A separate decision authorized creating a small lake in Washington Park for fly fishing practice, fed by Weirs Creek, with a dam at the east end near Delaware Street.
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House Votes 8 Per Cent Postal Boost
The Senate sent a compromise bill to the president raising pay for 500000 postal workers by about 8 percent averaging $300 annually. The House passed 4071 with one vote against, ending more than a year of contention between Congress and President Eisenhower over raises and postage-rate links. The measure, retroactive to March, targets rank and file with higher bumps for supervisors amid broader pay debates for other government workers and potential rate changes.
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DeLapp Described As Riot Ringleader
In Jackson County Missouri, 19-year-old Dan William DeLapp was identified as the ringleader of the September 22 riot at the Missouri State Penitentiary. Testimony described DeLapp directing inmates into the maximum security area and coordinating with guards, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty for the murder of inmate Walter Lee Donnell. The jury for DeLapp’s trial was seated, comprising Kansas City area residents, and jury selection took place amid capital punishment debates.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Jackson County
Clarence Dietzel
Walter
Lee Donnell
DeLapp
Lamar
Dickzel
Joe Lamar
G. Donald Shull
Dondell
Nashville
Tenn
W. 5. Barton
State Highway Patrol
Case County
Janes T. Riley
John B. Ewing
Jackson County Prosecutor's Office
Clenn
Dyson
Manufacturng Company
Inupeeloc
Lenard J. Owens
Real Extate
Willard A. Pearma
Elmer C. Price
Arthur C. Redding
Searpenter
Victor Velhu
Kearnety J. Gulick
George W. Manufacturing Company
Leslie P. Watts
Raymond Donham
James
IF. Poe
Frank M. Pratt
Vom
Pearman
Frice
Pratt
Independence
Athay
Jackson Comte
Tou “Well
Rollie M. Laster
Jackie Lee Noble
James William Stidham
Poplar Bluff
Mnat
Fas
Dodgers blank Reds as Podres tops series opener
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4-0 in the first game of a three game set. Johnny Podres allowed five hits and aided the offense with two hits. Rookie Frank Sellerts contributed three hits for the Dodgers.
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Frank Sellert
Dodgers
CIO to Extend Its GM Contract To Sunday Night
The CIO United Auto Workers extended its General Motors contract to Sunday midnight amid wide gaps on a new deal. A further extension would delay a GM walkout of about 225,000 workers while GM and the union bargain over a guaranteed wage plan, following Ford's recent agreement.
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Walter P. Reuther
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Louis G. Seaton
Litter Reaoons
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Bette
Deate
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TUC
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Firstten Ast
British Transport Commission
ASLME
National Union of Railwaymen
NUR
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Dorsey Pauley Suffers Bruises in Car Mishap
Dorsey Pauley a 44 year old of 1912 Collage Lane escaped serious harm when his car left the road on a curve near Niehy Airport and struck guard pailings. He sustained cuts and bruises as a News Tribune car suffered about 800 in damage. State Patrol studied the crash and Pauley was summoned to appear June 14 in Vienna Magistrate Court for careless and reckless driving.
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Youngster Injured When Hit by Auto on West Main Street
A six year old boy, Mickey Farmer, son of Mr and Mrs Elliott Farmer, was injured after noon when struck by a car on West Main Street. Mrs Ralph A Erhardt, driver of the vehicle, said she started to turn into a five way and stopped when she saw the boy. The bicycle was demolished and the boy was taken to St Marys Hospital. Erhardt faces a failure to yield charge in police court.
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Elliott Farmer
Douglas Dr
West Main Street
Ralph A. Erhardt
Vista Rd
Erhardt
W. Main St
Hoth
St. Mary's
Southeast Missouri burglars expect hot summer season
GIDEON Mo and Southeast Missouri burglars expect a hot summer An air conditioning unit was stolen from the Fred Wallace cotton gin last night marking the third such theft in recent weeks in the area Police investigated the break in and sought clues at the scene with no arrests reported yet.
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Missouri
Fred Wallace
West Point warns Big Four talks may take a generation
President Eisenhower cautioned against “fatuous expectations” for the Big Four summit at Geneva. He warned a lasting peace may take a generation, urging restraint and prudence as the world battles ignorance mutual fears and hate. He spoke at West Point before 460 cadets and families, awarding diplomas to 403 graduates.
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19 More Drivers Caught Speeding
London police report 19 drivers fined for speeding as automatic radar checks issued two weeks ago yield steady results. Fines total 338 pounds with a larger sum awaiting court dates. a double entry due to a late ticket appearance caused one man to appear twice.
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Andrew J. Schiwatler
John Erba
W. Dunkin Sr
Avba
Rain and Warmer Weather Forecast for Missouri
A cold front moving toward Missouri from the west is expected to bring showers or thunderstorms Wednesday. The five day outlook calls for slightly below normal until Friday and Saturday, followed by a gradual warming trend. Central Missouri reports 70 degrees by 1 pm and a cool night with around 53, Jefferson City totals 1.21 inches this week, Joplin 0.96 inches plus a hailstorm.
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Associated Press
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Idaho
Jefferson City
Joplin
Death demand in Paglino case eyed by state
The state seeks the death penalty in the Paglino case. Albert L. Paglino, 20, faces murder charges in the death of Wille Burchett, found in a tourist court fire ruins. A 30 person juror panel was qualified in Circuit Court as the investigation reopened.
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Paglino
Wille Burchett
Pigtino
California
St. Louis County
Taylor Says Free Forces Stronger Than Reds
U S Army Chief of Staff General Maxwell D. Taylor, en route home, said free forces in Asia are stronger numerically and in equipment than the communists. He and his wife arrived from Formosa and praised the Nationalist troops here as in splendid condition and said U S military aid to Formosa is being used well.
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Asia
Formosa
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