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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1952

Page

4

Domesticating the ox and a legal estate split

The passage notes early domestication of oxen and reports a New York–AP story on actor John Garfield's death and estate. Mrs Roberta Garfield may receive most of the estate while Dr Hendrix is found to have acted while not sound mind. A water main break threatens St Louis water supply. restrictions on nonessential use are urged.

Post-Tribune Jefferson City Missouri New York John Garfield Hendrix Roberta Garfield Westhues ST. Louis St. Louis County W. Victor Weir St. Louis Water Company Weir

New Revised Bible to be Presented Here in September

A revised standard version Bible presentation will occur Tuesday September 30 at the Junior College auditorium. Rev Ned Cole rector of Grace Episcopal church named general chairman by Jefferson City Ministerial Alliance after a Missouri hotel meeting. The event is described as one of the era’s most significant religious moments.

Callege Jefferson City Missouri Hotel Ned Cole Grace Episcopal Church Mgr. Cole

Reverse Decision For City Woman In Insurance Case

Missouri Supreme Court ruled an Osage County jury was wrongly instructed in a double indemnity claim for Mrs. Lucetta G. Hendrix. Circuit court reversed, case sent for a new trial. Metropolitan Life paid $10,000, but refused $10,000 double indemnity. Jury found for Hendrix without specifying count. Supreme Court noted lack of evidence to support the judge’s basis.

Missouri Supreme Court Osage County Lucetta G. Hendrix Jefferson City H. Keith Hendrix Metropolitan Life Ingurange Company Hendrix Cole County Ransom Breuer Hendraw Supreme Court Henry J. Westhues Giv

Bich and Free Kid Show Winners at Slate Theatre

Local readers reported a quirky event at the Slate Theatre where Bich and the Free Kid Show emerged as winners in the dune 14 competition. Prize details and exact placements remain unclear from the readable lines.

Bich Slate Prines

Two Berry Pickers Disrupt Ag Department Experiment

Washington AP reports two men, William L. Graff and Charles N. Mahoney, were fined $50 each for petty larceny after disrupting an Agriculture Department research patch at Beltsville Maryland. The test sought which plants yield the biggest berries and, if missed, could mislead farmers nationwide.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Beltsville United States William L. Graff Charles N. Mahoney Theodore Mazga Hyattsville

Bible Observance Marks 51st Official Revision in North America

North American Protestant leaders announce a first revision in 51 years, culminating 15 years of scholarly work by 32 theologians from 40 denominations. In Jefferson City a special observance includes ministers James Heaton William Gibble Robert Young B L Schmidtke Gerald Hayden, with Carl Burke as organist and choir director. Five editions of the new Bible will be presented to community representatives during the service.

United States Canada Cole North America Jefferson City America James Heaton First Baptist Church William Gibble First Christian Church Robert Young Presbyterian Church B. L. Schmidtke Methodist Church Gerald Hayden Quinn Chapel Carl Burke

Premature Baby Pronounced Lifeless Then Wrapped in Paper

A two and a half pound premature girl, born Sunday night to Catherine Hughes, lay lifeless at Einstein Medical Center after an obstetrician pronounced her dead. Wrapped in newspaper for over an hour, a police report note heard the infant scratching, with doctors saying her condition was uncertain but possibly warmed by the wrapping.

Philadelphia Einstein Medical Center Catherine Hughes Minersville Thomas Huxhas

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