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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
7
AP report says the body of Elson Johnson, 32, of Warsaw, was recovered yesterday from Lake of the Ozarks. He had been missing since Saturday night, and authorities noted the death is under investigation.
Reported entry prizes of five dollars for both boys and girls at a youth contest held at the State Theatre. The fragment notes a previous winner named Donaldgtn last week, with unclear details about the event and participants.
Name Capital Citian To Head Truck Group Buell Baclesse of Jefferson City was named chairman of the Cole County auxllary to the Missouri Bus and Truck Association last The Great Lakes contain hall night at a meeting in the Missouri the fresh water on earth says the Hotel National Geographic Society. Six were named to serve on the county group's executive board. They are Lester Joyce Al Schep pers and D. W. Williams of Jeffer son City Barney Schell of St. Thomas Fred Groose of Eugene and Emil Kappelman of Lohman. Approximately 47 county truck ers heard a discussion of truck legislation which was passed at the recent session of the state as sembly. The legislature dncreased the gasoline tax and upped the ruck and bus fees. t o W. A. Swearengen field man ager of the State Association told those present the effect of the new flaws would mean a tax increase of from $81,000 to $132,000 a year for the 2,008 trucks in the county.
A fragmentary OCR item lists multiple personal names including Jaanine Brdaworthy Mary Coleman Phyllis Dearing Shigtey Deanitt Satyr Hitlert Bragg Donna Kur Krieger Sandra Bue Melcher Chroline Mertens noting potential individuals associated with an unreadable event. The source provides no further context or specifics about roles dates or places.
The British government denied a Daily Express report that Klaus Fuchs was moved from Stafford Prison to Pentonville and that items were smuggled from his cell. Officials insisted Fuchs remains imprisoned, with no diaries or papers found and no transfers or transfers under way.
Bay County Medical Society and Michigan Hospital Association boycott Bay City General Hospital after a City Council ruling allows osteopaths to use the 150 bed facility. Doctors vow to stop sending patients, warning the hospital may become a ghost institution as A M A policy stance is unclear amid Chicago convention.
In Pusan Korea authorities reportedly confiscated copies of Newsweek with an article on President Rhee and the political crisis. Government spokesman Dr Clarence Ryce denied civilian orders, noting many copies had sold out while some dealers claimed about 600 of 1,500 distributed were seized. The Natl assembly urged martial law and release of jailed members, amid a push for constitutional freedoms. A separate report notes a baby girl, Carol LaBube, was killed by a freight train near Berger in Franklin County.
Army charges Salt Lake City veteran Sergeant C. Dean Chase with disrespect to a superior officer and orders him court martialed after he published a letter accusing General Mark Clark of disgraceful handling of the Koje Island POW episode. Chase, who served since 1945 with stints in Germany and wartime trials, defended his actions as a warning against broken promises and blackmail by the Reds.
Five teenage boys who fled the Missouri Training School for Boys in Boonville last week were captured by the State Highway Patrol. The drought forced cattle numbers down from 85,000 to about 60,000 on the Buddy King Ranch in southern Texas Bays near Houston.
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