Sergeant Uses Calypso Rhythm In First Aid Class
Osage county event gathers 250 members parents and 4 H leaders for a first aid class and social to build bonds among youth and leaders. Programs featured talent numbers games and a fundraising drive with plans for future training under district officers and Miss Hailey Clonts.
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Osage County
Counei
ie Tressa_ “Vaughan
Linn
Hailey Clonts
Woman's County Club
Society of Christian Service
Clonts
Eape University ‘of
Aue 2
Willoo Nei
Waynes
Charles
Ville
Pulaski
Mespie
Jefferson City
Enya
Frank M. Inman
Department of Finance
Division of
Nationeee
Panera
Church
Adelphia
Penn
St. Johns Methodist
Dr. Inmancius
V. F. W. Hall
Governors Meet For Discussion Of Segregation
Richmond Va A gathering of nine state governors plus delegates from six others met to discuss responses to the Supreme Court ban on school segregation. Governor Kennon of Louisiana said no binding policy could arise, aiming for a cordial meeting rather than a formal plan. The conference follows a court deferral on arguments and seeks practical administrative solutions to integra tion while evaluating possible routes around the ruling. Delaware declined the invitation.
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Richmond
Supreme's Court
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Byte
Kennon
Iourt
Ly Stanley
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Havell
Gordon Persons
Alabama
Charley Johns
Florida
Wiliam C. Marland
West, Virginia
Arkansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Oklahoma
Police Force Planned By St Louis County
A citizens' commission filed proposed amendments to St Louis County charter to create a county-wide police department. The plan would place power under a five-member board of police commissioners appointed by the county supervisor with council approval. The board would appoint a police superintendent. merit-based personnel would be named by the superintendent.
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ST Louis
Citizens’ Commission On Law, Enforcement
St. Louis
County Council
Deepartment of Police
Cost of Government Increases in Missouri 15.58% Report
The Missouri Public Expenditure Survey reports a 15.58 percent rise in government costs, ranking Missouri among the top state increases while Montana posts the largest gain of 36.4 percent. Costs grew from 273,189,000 in 1952 to 310,795,000 last year, with four states cutting costs. Divorced petition filed in Circuit Court by Emmett Brumley against Lela Viola Brumey for general indignities, married in 1935 and separated in 1950, with residence in Pulaski County listed.
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Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
North Carolina
Virginia
Taxpayers’ Organization
S. Tensus Bureau
Montana
Arizona
Georgia
Ilingis
Maine
Massachusets
New Mexico
Utah
Vermont
Washiington
Circuit Court
Jay M. Lone
Emmett Brumley
Lela Viola Brumey
Radio Firm Sold In Kansas City Across Major Deal
A 1 750 000 transaction in which WHB Broadcasting Co of Kansas City will acquire the radio and other properties from Midian Broadcast Co both of Kansas City. The Federal Communications Commission approved the sale and WHB a Cook Paint and Varnish Co subsidiary was authorized to sell. WHB will change its name to KMBC Broadcasting Co and will take over KMBC and KFRM stations.
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Washington
WHB Broadcasting Co
Kansas City
Yeetesion
Midian ‘Broadcasting Co
Ansity
Federal Communications
WHB
Cook, Paint & Varhish Co
Mid-Continent
Korean child piano prodigy set to enroll at Juilliard
Tony Kasenge, a 12 year old Korean pianist, received a Juilliard School of Music scholarship without audition after Lt Thomas Cutshaw and Gen Sam Anderson promoted his talent. The boy will live with a Korean American family in New York while studying. Anderson led support and helped arrange the trip from Seoul to Osaka, Japan, and then to the United States.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tonysself
Tony
Hay
Cutshaw
New York
Juilliard School of Music
Korea
Sam. Anderson
Tony Kasenge
Seoul
3Th Air Force
Carswell Air Force Clan
Ipiana
Anders 7
Sth Air Force
Anderson
Juliard
5Th Air Force
Japan
Melodious medic sings bandage ditty at Brooke Army Hospital
William J Paschal Sr a former Memphis and St Louis rhythm and blues man taught trainees at Brooke Army Hospital about long narrow bandages. He improvised a catchy ditty sung during a break and later used it in lectures. Trainees joined in and the tune spread, heard by men at the service club.
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William J. Paschal Sr
Memphis
St. ‘Louis
Brooke Army Hospital
Paschal
Tt. John.l. Hontales
San Francisco
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Mobilgas
Mid-State Motor Co
Mulberry & McCarty
Philco
Milo H. Walz
Madison
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