Ike Signs Three Bills Spirits Continue High
President Eisenhower signed three documents today while recuperating from intestinal surgery the first official papers since emergency operation. He met with Sherman Adams and other aides as a family of medical updates reported his condition progressing satisfactorily with spirits high.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ims
Adams
Sherman Adams
White House
Wilson B. Persons
Andrew J. Goodorster
Clear Creek
Jefferson
Colorado
Georgetown
U. S. Army
Army Brucker
Senate
James Hagerty
Hisenhower
Hatterty
Calare
Missouriana Tour Enrollment Draws Large Faculty Group
A record enrollment of elementary and high school teachers is set for the 1936 Missouriana Tour sponsored by the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce and Central Missouri State College. The 1,100 mile route covers Warrensburg Lexington Kansas City Joplin Carthage Springfield Poplar Bluff Sikeston Ste Genevieve Louis Mexico and Jefferson City with stops for academic credit in Economics of Missouri History and Government. The tour begins June 24 and ends July 7 visiting the Supreme Court and Department of Education in Jefferson City and includes a luncheon with the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce and a guided city tour. Accompanying the group are Ross E. Anderson Jr. and Mrs Monia Morris.
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Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Central Missouri State College
Missouri
Warrensburg
Lexington
Kansas City
Joplin
Carthage
Springfield
Poplar Sikeston
Ste. Genevieve
Louis
Mexico
Jefferson City
Supreme Court Aid Department of Education
Five Missouri Medical Students Win NFLP Study Awards
The National Foundation for Linea fantle Paralysis announced five Missouri medical students named for scholarships to extend their studies. Recipients include Byron Masterson in Columbia receiving 550 for 11 weeks at the University of Missouri in public health and preventive medicine. Joseph F. Boyd of St. Louis gets 727 for 12 weeks at NYU Bellevue Medical Center in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Phillip C. Higgins of Clayton receives 600 for 12 weeks at St. Louis University in biological and physical sciences. Burton Soketoss of St. Louis gets 600 for 12 weeks at the St. Louis County Board of Health in public health and preventive medicine. Michael P. Lewis of St. Louis receives 600 for weeks at St. Louis City in biological and physical sciences. Weather overview notes warm tonight with partly cloudy skies Wednesday. lows around 65 and highs near 30.
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National Foundation For Line Fantle Paralysis
Missouri
Byron Masterson
Columbia
University of Missouri
Joseph F. Boyd
St. Louis
New York University
Bellevue Medical Center
Phillip C. Higgins
Clayton
St. Louis University
Burton Soketoss
St. Louis County
Girl Cracks 18 Banks to Finance Europe Trip
Norman Oklahoma report about 14 year old Jeanne McChire who opened 18 banks and emptied them of pennies nickels and dimes over 12 years to raise funds for a European trip. She counted out 192 dollars this week and plans to depart with her mother.
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Okla
Europe
Jeanne McChire
Jaycees Stagecoach Envelopes Reach 1000 Mark
Secretary Dulles voiced cautious optimism on Soviet behavior while noting uncertainty about whether the regime will move toward responsiveness to the governed. The Jaycees, planning a Kansas City convention event, push envelopes via a stagecoach relayed across 152 miles with daily daytime runs and special drop boxes at banks for donations. Lessons from a one mile trial cited limited driver experience and horses working as a four-horse team, as organizers seek more teams or to rent horses to complete the fundraising stunt.
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Dulles Sayl
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Board Approves School Projects in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Board of Education approved two contracts for improvements at South School. Scheyrte Construction Co. received a contract for a drainage area at 81,372 dollars. Kieselbach Construction Co. got a sidewall project from South School to Swift's Highway at 2.2 dollars. The board also announced a teacher hire, Michal Hirt of Columbia, teaching psychology half time at the senior high and junior college.
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Michal Hirt
Columbia
Missouri farmer crop forecasters system outlined
A Missouri farm system links farmers to crop forecasts via county agents and the State Department of Agriculture. Alfred C. Brittain, head of crop reporting, says about 20 000 farmers contribute monthly yield and condition data, with reports analyzed and mailed back through carriers.
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Missouri
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Area Youths Leave for Naval Duty and Public Hearing Set
Area youths depart for naval duty as July 3 public hearing by PSC considers classification of a Kansas City firm as utility. The group, including Cole Hrobyn and Robert Payne, heads to service schools with a later 14 day leave, while others remain listed as awaiting assignment. The Missouri contingent, from Jefferson City area, features several Simon Spillers and Spillers family members among the laydown of sailors.
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Hayxelton
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George Smith
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Havold Quinn
Hartsburg
Gustav Fred Flecher
Contmiay
George and
ErJe Rolla Sisk
Jefferson [City Naval
Patrol on lookout for three door 1922 Ford sedan
Missouri Highway Patrol was on the lookout today for a three door 1922 Ford sedan reported stolen by Gregory Calfintonias of St. Louis. Patrol noted vintage Ford models with three doors and yellow wheels, recalling prior sightings as authorities seek evidence.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Gregory Calfintonias
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Swirtel
President Urges Restored Aid Funds Amid NATO Support Debate
Hospital days after surgery, President seeks restored aid funds. White House officials and Elson Sherman Adams discuss the impact on NATO support and defense budgets. Hagerty and Adams advocate backing the foreign aid package despite Senate resistance.
Symington Demands Benson ASC Hearing Clarifications
Senator Symington blasts Benson aide for missing an ASC hearing and accuses the Bepsab appointee of avoidance. He demands a defense and cites state committee rules as justification for compelling attendance while noting disputes over jurisdiction and process.
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Benson
Lawyer Vows Basis In Conspiracy Case
In a closing argument, Matthew J. Connelly and Lamar Caudle face a government case built on suspicion, with attorney John Y. Lust insisting the record overflows with facts, circumstances, and inner doings while conceding proof remains hard to find. The trial involves tax deferral and alleged conspiracy to thwart prosecutions, with jurors set to resume deliberations after a mistrial and illness issues for Schwimmer.
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St. Louis Tm
Matthew J. Commedly
White Huse Wd
Teanrea
Connolly
John YH. Lust
Hig Elosuyt Arya
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Lamar Caudle
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Connelly Saint
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Schwinmer
Harry
Selwimmer
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Sehwwimmer
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Newcomb
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Tomarove
Police Enforce Strict Anti Weed Law In City
City police vow strict enforcement of a weed control ordinance after numerous complaints. Property owners are warned and must remove excessive weeds within five days or face fines from ten to one hundred dollars or up to 90 days in jail. City Attorney Thomas Po Rose collaborates with the department to curb city needs.
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Palics Department
Thomas Po Rose
Jefferson City
Local Army Recruiters High In Enlistments
The Jefferson City recruiting district reported strong enlistments as the St Louis station earned the Fifth Army sweepstakes trophy for enlisting the most men. M Sgt LeRoy Repschlaeger and district supervisors led the effort as the station covered 13 Midwest states and revealed 50 men enlisted for the month.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
LeRoy Repschlaeger
William WI. Arnold
Fifth Army
Midwest
Kansas Man Hurt In Mishap Near Troy YROY
Kansas man and his wife were injured in a crash near High Hill. Newton of Wellsville Kansas and his wife were taken to a hospital for treatment. Their daughter who was driving the car said she lost control, with extent of injuries not yet known.
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Troy Yroy
Arkansas Search For State Escapee
Paragould Arkansas authorities pursue Greer a 23 year old Missouri fugitive who escaped while being escorted from Bartlesville Oklahoma toward Kennett Missouri. He fled June 1 after the vehicle was abandoned near Bartlesville and was later rearrested in Los Angeles while awaiting return to Missouri.
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Kennett
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Beer Denna
State GOP Head In Drought Appeal in Missouri
Perry Coryton, Republican state chairman, appeals to the US Bureau of Agriculture for a new drought survey in Missouri. Governor Donnelly backs county declarations for drought relief after a USDA survey aligned with rains, urging long term aid for wells, water transport, seeds, feed, and fertilizer to offset prior damage and future droughts. Father’s Day proclaimed by Governor Donnelly for Missouri.
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Iit
Washington
Bapartment
Aguinulture
Parthaeesto Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
USDA
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Sarvey
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Missouri
Ompton
Compton
Two Persons Hurt In Area Accidents
Two separate area crashes left four injured. James Brown Ing, 32, driver, and Browning, 1, a passenger, were in a vehicle that left the road after a head on series near Meta. Damage was estimated at 3500. Otto Werdnausen, 27, and Coral Rites, 82, of Meta, were injured in a second collision near Meta at 215 a.m. when a curve in the narrow road caused their car to crash.
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Veteran Illinois mail carrier recalls dog bite and 39 years on route
A 70 year old former Illinois postman, who served 39 years as a carrier, recounts a single dog bite incident and details his long route across the Mississippi from Elsberry to Hamburg. He describes six day weeks, over 45 miles, 220 boxes, and two public gatherings honoring his service, with one serious traffic collision noted in 1917.
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Frank J. Rae
Rochl
Mississippi River
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Tron Aid
Uamburg
Fils
Carpenter Leaves The Democratic Primary Race
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly today granted a leave of absence ending for Carpenter who announced withdrawal from the Democratic nomination race. Carpenter asked to be reentered on the payroll as agriculture commissioner, with the withdrawal formalized to remove his name from the primary ballot.
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Stoner TC
Oie Canparttor Kael
Ezviien
Sovaenar
Carpenter
Owas
Dake Carpenter
Donnetty
Small Boy Injured in Columbia Mishap
Two year old Carl Brine Henry, son of Maj Walter K Tony, was struck by a car near his parents home in Columbia. He suffered possible multiple shelleretares and a dislocated hip with facial and body injuries. Lois Ross, the driver, said she did not see the child in time. He was taken to the University of Missouri Hospital for treatment.
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Carl Brine Henry
Walter K. Tony
Cianute Air Force Base
Lois Ross
University of Missouri Hospital
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