Ten Sunday area accidents injure several in Missouri
Ten Sunday Central Missouri highway accidents injured several people and caused about 4375 in property damage. Nine drivers were arrested as State Highway Patrol reported two injuries in a Saturday tally and noted a case on a country road seven miles southeast of Brumley at 6 38 p m. Eula Mac Cochran 18 a passenger in Andy F Cochran 21 Brumley was among the injured along with Lonnie Brown 44 of Crocker and Geona Brown 35 a passenger. Cochran was arrested for careless and reckless driving after a collision that caused 600 in damage.
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Sevei
Missouri
State Highway Patrol
Yaver
Brumiey
Eula Mac Cochran
Andy F. Cochran
Brumley
Lonnie Brown
Crocker
Geona Brown
Cochran
Ioopers
Out-of-Door Activities and Highway Crashes Reported
Police report multiple minor injuries and arrests from a string of traffic incidents. Ralph EB Vernon 2% Eldon suffered injuries when passing on Highway 54 at Etterville lost control and overturned. charged with careless and reckless driving. Billy Hickman Centralia 25 was injured in a Boone County wreck on Highway 22. Green Howry Acres teen mill Milhallen 47 Sturgeon arrested for careless and reckless driving in a separate collision. Damage totals include 200 1800 and 230 dollars with multiple drivers detained and a 5 day Brownie day camp noted.
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Crag
Ralph EB
Vernon
Eldon
Etterville
Wie
Billy Hickman
Centralia
Boone County
Howry Acres
Norbert Milhallen
Sturgeon
Milhallen
Hick-Scouis
Montgomery County
Kanies
William Jones
Golden City
Hazel Laffean
Jefferson City
Jones
Walter Palmer
Jonesburg
Junes
Cooper County
Helen M. Anderson
Kansas City
James N. Mailer
Pilot Grove
Land Offered To Missouri State Jaycees For HQ
The Jefferson City Junior Chamber offered state Jaycees land in Jefferson City for a future headquarters. The offer was made at an executive committee meeting at the Governor Hotel to keep the state headquarters in Missouri. A state committee will study the matter with many Jaycees in attendance including Richard Lynehy and Dew Proctor.
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Jefferson City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Junior Chamber
Ralph J. Kalberloh
Governor Hotel
Missouri
Richard Lynehy
Kansas City
Dew Proctor
Joplin
National Air
Jefferson City Brownie Scouts Launch 5 Day Camp Period
Jefferson City Brownie Scouts begin a five day day camp with buses from Ey drive and Boonville to Green Breey Acres arriving daily at GH5. Mrs. Leonard Barton directs the camp with an extensive list of leaders and program aides assisting, including names and addresses across Jefferson City. Also noted, Gen Curtis E Lemay seeks a 3.8 million dollar funding boost for SAC to increase B52 bomber production.
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Madison and
Hizh ‘Streets
Green Breey Acres
Porest Dr
Rodeer Hicks
Dix
Dudley Cook
Ridgeway D
Donald St
Alvin Tanner
W. Main
Omar Runge
BE. Dunklin
James Schaefer
Swifts Hew
Albert Haslag
Adam
Stanford
Lowell Dr
Ralph Wagner
Taylor St
Henry Loethen
Latis
Dixon
Ann Geekler
Vineyard Sa
Shelly, Negley
Moreland Ave
Judy Romph
Beverly Prather
High St
Blair Extends Get Well Wish As Carpenter Withdraws
Lt. Gov. Blair said Carpenter, state agriculture commissioner, withdrew from the Democratic gubernatorial race on doctors orders to slow down. Blair noted Carpenter hoped for quick recovery and that he would campaign if allowed, while remaining candidates include Graves and Glidewell as the field narrows.
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James P. Blair Jr
L. C. Ciel
Carpenter
Agricuture
Hin
Blair
Or NM
Fay We
Gal
Donnelly
Wer
Kennett
Hines Blair Jr
L. C. Carpenter
Dunklin
Pernister County
Stout
Kanevas
Ares
Biniy
Schesls’ Omiies A
Sec
Webster
Maries County Road Petition Seeks Judicial Review
Everett Bloed and others ask Cole County Circuit Court to review the Maries County Court ruling that a road in Jefferson Township is a public necessity. Defendants include Maries County and the county court judges along with about 20 petition signers. The petition was filed January 1 and remonstrance February 6. The May 19 decision upheld the road project, now under appeal.
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Cole County Circuit Cou
Maries County
Everett Bloed
County of
Jlancd
Elrod
Cole County Circuit Court
Maries County Court
Red Cross Chapter Sets Meeting Tonight
The Cofe County Red Cross chapter holds an auntay membership meeting at 7:80 p.m. today at Recreation Center on Moree and McCarty Streets. Mrs. Margaret Dallmeyer chairs. officers and board directors will be elected. Reports on yearly service and the National Red Cross convention in St. Louis last week will be presented. county contributors may attend and vote.
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Cofe
The
American Red Cross
Moree
McCarty
Margaret Dallmeyer
Chip
National Red Cross
St. Louis
Coley County
Red Cross
Weather summary for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Weather note reports generally fair conditions with warm temperatures. Tonight’s low around 68, Tuesday’s high near 93. Forecast mentions Missouri River and Central Missouri observing warm spells with no significant storms indicated.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Lions Run Loose as Suburban Chicago Calls Flood in
Englewood police faced 18 alarm calls about lions imported from Africa kept by a man and his cousin at 6419 Peoria Street. Neighbors fear for children as two lions, Togar and Tiots, were seen in a basement area. Police detained Kalanitohau and a relative on harboring wild animals charges after chaining the lions for safety.
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Africa
Englewood
Calamllau
Robert Martiniak
Richard Ivan
Peoria St
Mix
Adelyn Smith
lLota
Nons
Kalanitohau
Chharge
Togar
Missouri Weather Warms Slowly as Local Farewell Era Ends
In Jefferson City the forecast calls for generally fair conditions with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal over the next five days. The Trinity Lutheran congregation heard the farewell address of Pastor Schmalz after about 25 years of service, with 992 attendees and his remarks on past years and clergy duties.
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Schmalz
Lutheran Church In Law
Kansas City
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Damage suit filed over March 5 highway wreck
A damage suit seeking 65 475 dollars plus costs was filed in Circuit Court today over a March 5 Highway 40 crash involving a deer. Plaintiffs Lola Ballew and Charles Ballew allege defendant Edward Engelbrecht was at fault after he swerved to miss a deer and struck the Ballew car after it had already hit the deer.
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Lola Ballew
Charles Ballew
Edward L. Engelbrecht
Ballew
Police Say Tipsy Driving a Horse Is Wrong
In SACHAMENTO California officers report a driver on a horse appeared intoxicated before a crash. Oliver Armitage allegedly lost control when his horse collided with a vehicle driven by Grant Sizemore 44. The horse died in the crash. Officer Charles Miller stated the incident.
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California
Patio
Oliver Armitage
Charles Miller
Grant Sizemore
Officials Fail To Back Colbert in Missouri Push
Washington reports the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee faced resistance as officials backed Colbert’s appointment amid dispute over county committees. Sen Symington and others debated agency control while farmers raised concerns about farm program administration.
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Ib Colbert
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Trumiphey
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Bert
Benson
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Ek Colbert Moric
ASU
Missinai
Symington
Missouri
Souri
State Committee
Basinger Named To Marine Post At League Convention
Wyman Pasinger was elected senior vice commandant during the 75th annual Marine Corps League convention ending yesterday. Other new officers include AY Arnold city state commandant Noringat Gruendahl James Schultz James Trimble Carl Cordell and Ralph Outland. The group backed veteran employment and juvenile activities while opposing Bradley Commission pension proposals. Col James Bo Carter, state corrections director and former anarchist, was principal speaker at the convention opening Saturday.
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B. Mex Carhe Sl
Marine Corps League
AY Acnald
E City
Noringat Gruendahl
Kirkwood
James Sehulty
Killisng City
James Trimble
Kansas City
Jcarl Cordell
St. Louis
Ralph Outland
Jap Flin
League
Missouri
Mradley Commission
James Bo Carter
Capitol
Donnelly Names Two To State Positions
Gov. Phil M. Bornely named SY. Capen Saint of Kansas City as a Republican member of the State Cornation of Ree sources and Development. Shank, an executive, replaces J. Russell Keloo who resigned. Shanks term ends Nov. 25, 1961. Donnelly also named Oran G. Arnold of Oakwood Village as Republican member of the State Athletic Commission. Arnold's term ends May 21, 1960.
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Phil M. Bornely
SY. Capen Saint
Kansy City
State Cornation of Reesources and Development
Shank
J. Russell Keloo
Sase
Itness
Shanks
Donnelly
Oran G. Arnold
Oakwood Village
Clay County
State Athletic Commission
Itis
Ike Rejects Red Bid on Visit by Chiefs of Staff
President Eisenhower rejected a Soviet bid for all members of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit the Soviet Union and left open the option for some chiefs to travel to the USSR later, pending payment and authorization. White House aide Shoven Adams confirmed the decision, noting it was the President's.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Joint Chiefs
Statf
Soviet Union
Mile
Walter Reed
Stitower
Tessia
White House
Shanes C. Magwerty
Tima
Mus
Eisenhower Resumes Duties After Walking Exercise
President Eisenhower began resuming presidential duties after a walking exercise. Medical officials reported his condition remains excellent with stable pulse blood pressure temperature and respiration, and he continues to recover on his own initiative.
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Eisenhower
Stortoes
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Dia
Eisenhibwel
Hagerty
United States faces banking debate amid Soviet moves
The article details a chaotic week with Nixon, Bates, and Riley involved in deposit issues, high-level discussions on national security, and inquiries into deposits and bank procedures. It notes the President's hospitalization recovery, medical staff updates, and ongoing talks with international leaders about economic and political tensions.
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Cole
Peosembar
Cinetusaes
Lalor
Weoxngton
Talay
Soviet Union
Nixon
Hussia
West Revaran
United States
Final House Vote Cuts Foreign Aid
Final House passage reduces foreign aid totals amid heated debate. The measure, valued around several billions, faced a near party line roll call before moving to the Senate. Critics urged deeper cuts while supporters touted wartime and strategic goals.
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Eisenhowiery
Wyke
House
Lamimshed
Senate
Congress
Fatality Toll Rises in Missouri Road Deaths
A Missouri report shows 16 violent fatalities last week on state roads, three fewer than the prior year. Through midnight last night 442 people have died on roads and highways in 1950, up 18 from the same period. June tolls compare unfavorably to last year, with 22 deaths in the first ten days versus 7 then.
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Missouri
Parva
Unclear if Adu will visit president in hospital
Reporters question whether Adu will go to the hospital to see the president as details remain unreleased and timing uncertain. The status of the potential visit is not confirmed by official spokespeople.
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Ness
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Riley
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Biles
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Isenkawer
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Wevarnor
Bates
Cidati
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American States
Punina City
Jidian Prin
Neh Mican
Adis
Rowny Adams
Hagerty
Magerty Trenlind
House
Jiniis Co Tnngerty Kail
Aduauer
Wheat Crop Totals and Market Figures Across States
United States wheat production is summarized with total output around 922 million bushels. Data covers winter and spring wheat yields, with last year’s and average comparisons, price support implications, and regional production notes including Missouri. An unrelated county murder case in Johnson County is briefly referenced at the end.
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Washington UD
Campares
GBU
Missouri Lab
Polio Vaccine Debate Frames Court on Bond Legality
Experts say full use of Salk polio vaccine could limit silent carriers and protect unvaccinated relatives. Missouri Supreme Court to rule on legality of a $75 million building bond and legislative committee operations. The case centers on $10 million initial bonds halted by the State Auditor.
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Atty. Fin
John M. Dalton
T Haskell Holman
Chicago
Salk
Jonas E. Salk
Millsburgh
Dawid Bodinn
Johns Hopkins University
Baltmore
Mie
Seheots
Salk Vaccine Js
Jack C. Jones
Carrollton
Dalton
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