Local ads and club notices from June 10 1992
A jumble of classified style items includes furniture ads for used goods and cleaning services, a drama of promotions at clubs like MC Clung's Park and Saratoga Club with June events, a dine and dance scene at Playboys and T Tavern, and small notices such as a lost lighter reward at Cape Girardeau. The fragmented text mentions a phone number, locations on Highway 30, and a request to bring your own liquor.
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Saratoga Club
Playboys & Dance
ST. R QO
Miles West
Jefferson City
By & O Boys
Markets Eat St. Louis Livestock and Grain Summary
Livestock and commodity prices from St Louis and Chicago show mixed results. Cattle and hogs mostly steady to higher on bulk weights. hogs 200 to 310 pounds at 20.75 to 31.00. Sheep light, prices 26.00 to 28.50. Chicago poultry and eggs steady with large receipts. butter steady at ample supplies. New York stocks fall broadly with notable rail and coal concerns.
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St. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Wapi Usdai
Bowe averAgr Sbout
Stady
Caustie
Todd Dt S Lowe
Chicara
Chicago
MoPac to Publish History of Railroad Centennial
The Missouri Pacific railroad was authorized to spend 30000 to prepare and distribute a history to mark its centennial on July 4 1951. Trustee Guy Thompson said the book will cite unpublished manuscripts and tie to the St. Louis area origins in July 1851.
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An. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
George H. Moore
Guy 4. Thompson
connecticefoPac
St. Louis
Thompson
Child Born In Car In Mos Callawar Hospital Route
A woman in Hamsburg Missouri delivered a daughter en route to Callawar hospital Wednesday night. The 81 pound newborn was born to Mrs James Anderson as her husband sped to town. Mother and child were reported doing well by hospital authorities.
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Hamsburg
Callawar Hospital
James Anderson
Poll Tax Test in House Shapes Up
Washington June 10 AP an early House test on anti poll tax legislation a major part of President Tru mans civil rights program. The measure faces a full administration committee vote next Wednesday after subcommittees urged further study of proposals to abolish poll taxes by constitutional amendment. The bill would bar requiring a poll tax to vote for federal officers. Advocates say such a tax blocks Negroes and poor white citizens from voting. Chairman Norton predicts approval next Wednesday. Truman requested repeal. endorsed by 1958 party conventions. The House has seldom outlawed poll taxes and the Senate has never cleared such bills.
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Washington
House
Truman
House Administration
Norton
D-Nj
Administration Committee
Senate
Senator Adopts S.O.B. Label in Red Hearing
In a heated Senate judiciary committee hearing on Reds, Eastland refused to accept Baldwin's prepared statement for the record after an exchange that grew hostile. Baldwin accused Eastland of opposing Negro rights, prompting further cursing and protest as the session turned to a confrontation over the Progressive label and alleged lies.
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Eastland
Baldwin
United States
Hastland
Eastland J
Uy Senate Judiciary Committee
Christopher Upholds Democrats Farm Plan in House
Washington June 10 Administration farm program upheld in the House by Representative Christopher. He noted a Democratic farm meeting at Des Moines next week to discuss replacing the Aiken farm law. He warned cut crop support prices from 90 to 60 percent of parity could return farmers to 1932 conditions and charged the Republicans with bankrupting farmers in 1932.
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Christopher
Democrats
Washington
Hep
Christopher O
Trurman
Des Moines
Truman to Nominate Woman as Ambassador to Luxembourg
Washington reports President Truman plans to name Perle Mesta a minister to Luxembourg. Mesta, a Democratic party leader and prominent Capital society figure, would replace Admiral Alan G. Kerk, who has become ambassador to Russia, with a nomination expected to be sent to the Senate soon.
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Truman
Washington
Perle Mesta
Democratic Party
Capital Society
Luxembourg
Senate
Leedy Receives BA From Washington and Lee University
William H. Leedy of Jefferson City earned a bachelor of arts degree at Washington and Lee University during graduation exercises. He is an Omicron Delta Kappa and Beta Theta Pi member and editor of the 1949 yearbook. He plans to enter law school at the University of Mississippi in September. He is the son of Judge C. A. Leedy, Jr. and Mrs. Leedy of 302 East Miller Street.
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William H. Leedy
Jefferson City
Washington and Lee ‘University
Leedy
Omicron Delta Kappa
Beta Theta Pi
University of Misson -Hrs
C. A. Leedy
East Miller Street
Massouri’s Church Problem Highlighted in Speech
Rev John C May Secretary of the Missouri Council of Churches spoke at the High Twelve club about struggles facing churches in small communities including lack of participation and juvenile delinquency The talk was introduced by Louis Burkel The lone guest was W J Schulten a state highway engineer Sonja Henig robberies reported in New York as thieves stole 33000 worth of sable coats clothing from a truck bound for California and earlier mink coats and jewelry valued at 18000 were taken
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Massouri
John C. May
Missouri Council of Churches
Mayne
Sonja Henic
New York
Sonja Henig
Stollen
California
J T McCutcheon Cartoonist Dies At 79
Chicago Tribune veteran cartoonist John T McCutcheon, 79, died at his Lake Forest home. A Pulitzer Prize winner for cartoons in 1931, he had been ill since 1946 and retired from the Tribune. Survived by his widow Evelyn Shaw and three sons, with a sister in Sherman, Connecticut.
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Chicago
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Lake Forest
McCutcheon
The
Tribune
Chicago Record
Evelyn Shaw
John Tu. Jr
Imeimbe
Shaw
George Barr McCutcheon
Jessie Nelson
Sherman, Conn
Missouri farm price supports spark call for controls
A Missouri agricultural meeting heard Dr. Arthur Maugh of Michigan State urge that higher price supports threaten freedom and demand stronger government controls. He cited farm program proposals by Secretary Brannan requiring acreage restraints and marketing quotas. The Missouri College of Agriculture re elected Alen McReynolds as board president and Dr. Glenn Hendren as vice president in a reorganization.
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Columbia
Gove ‘Ermmnent
Arthur Maugh
Michigan State College
Blaugh
Farm and Home Institute
Missouri College of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Alen . McReynolds
Carthage
Glenn W. Hendren
Liberty
Danusry
David W. Hopkins
St Joseph
McKenney on Bridge recollections and Bermuda linkages
A reminiscence from McKenney on Bridge recounts a New York Athletic Club match and meeting Gosling of Hamilton. The veteran recalls Bermuda connections, past trips, and bidding notes such as two and a half spade over three spades, plus a diamond sequence showing play decisions.
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New York
A. M. Sobel
Bermuda Bridge Club
Sorel
West
East
Sobel
Deaths Services Held For Dr C F Schubert
Services were held yesterday in Russellville for Dr Clarence F Schubert who died last week in San Francisco following a major operation. He was born May 25 1995 in Russellville the son of Emaina and date Schubert. He graduated from the University of Missouri and earned his medical degree at Johns Hopkins University where he was elected to AO A honorary medical fraternity. Surviving are his wife Margaret Storm Schubert a brother Hugo Schubert of Russellville and three sisters Mrs Fred Weibjke of Evans Cole and Mrs Andrew Freeman and Miss Marguerita Schubert of New York City.
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Russellville
Clarence F. Schubert
San Francisco
Schubert
Emaina Schubert
University of Missouri
Johns Hopkins University
A.O.A
Margaret Storm Schubert
Hugo Schubert
Fred Weibjke
Evans, Cole
Andrew Freeman
Marguerita Schubert
New York City
Man and party official die unexpectedly in Oklahoma
Wealt Riles, a city official from Sunday s ae A cITV, Okla, died June 10 after a sudden illness. The death occurred despite good health last winter and is considered unexpected by authorities.
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Citv
Okla
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