Steel Industry Dispute Becomes Campaign Issue
Washington AP reports the steel union dispute remains unresolved after seven months and looms as a major campaign issue. Taft and Eisenhower favor invoking the Taft-Hartley 80 day injunction to end the strike, while Truman hesitates, awaiting Congress guidance. If used, the TH law could push the dispute into the presidential campaign’s peak.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
Senate
CIO
Philip Murray
CIO Steelworkers Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Murray
Eisenhower
T&h
Taft
Ohio
Supreme Court
Registration Opens GOP Convention in Missouri
The Missouri Federation of Republican Women Clubs opened its annual meeting at the Missouri Hotel with at least 200 delegates expected and a crowd around 500 anticipated for the convention. A reception honored Estelle Tanner, national committeewoman, and all GOP candidates. Karl Mundt will speak at a luncheon tomorrow. An executive board meeting is tonight with a business session planned for tomorrow morning.
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Missouri
Missouri Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Estelle Tanner
Fairmount Blvd
Karl Mundt
United States
Iron South Dakota
Triplets Born To St. Louis Woman
AP reports Mrs. Richard Brown, wife of an aircraft assembler, gave birth today to triplets in St. Louis. It is the mother’s third set of multiples this year, with two prior pregnancies incomplete. The three babies weigh 3 pounds 7 ounces, 4 pounds 32 ounces, and 6 pounds 5 ounces and are reported to be doing well alongside their older sister Susan, aged three.
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St, Louis
Richard Brown
Fns
Pelt Jonger
Susan
Jamestown Farmer Dies at Boonville
Jamestown Special William Preul, 62, died suddenly last night at St Josephs Hospital in Boonville after major surgery. He farmed east of Jamestown and was a Jamestown Methodist Church member. Born April 18 1890 near Truxton, Mo. Married Missy Clara Muir in 1947. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Methodist Pantene Sura Survivors include his wife, three brothers Fred Preul of Jolly Iowa Louis Preul of Spencer Iowa and August Preul of Truxton. five sisters Mrs Nick Wallenmeyer Jamestown Mrs Mary Schaeffer Wright City Mrs Carl Leulf Montgomery City Mrs Amelia Schultz Salem Ore Miss Bertha Preul Kirkwood.
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Jamestown
William Preul
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boonville
Charles Preul
Truxton
Apri
Missy Clara Muir
Sura
Fred Preul
Jolly
Iowa
Louis Preul
Spencer
August Preul
Nick Wallenmeyer
Mary Schaeffer
Wright City
Carl Leulf
Montgomery City
Amelia Schultz
Salem
Ore
Bertha Preul
Kirkwood
Eight Area Men Return From Korean Fighting
Central Missouri soldiers among 2628 Army combat veterans returning from Korea aboard the General William Gordon. Names listed include Pfc. Robert P. Nacy of 1102 Broadway Pfe, Harold E. Beets of New Haven, Sgt. Oliver J. Gulley of Newburg, Cpl. Billy L. Kohrs of Columbia, Cpl. Vioysius F. Kremer of Bonnets Mill, Pfc. W. H. O'Bryant of Rolla, and Cpls. James L. Skaggs and Everett F. Smath of Sedalia.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Korea
William Gordon
San Francisco
Associated Press
Robert P. Nacy
Broadway
Harold E. Beets
New Haven
Oliver J. Gulley
Newburg
Billy L. Kohrs
Columbia
Vioysius F. Kremer
Bonnets Mill
Local Man Sues For Auto Damages
Junior B. Rush of Jefferson City filed suit in the circuit clerk's office against Paul Smith of Fr. Leonard Wood to recover 717.33 dollars for damages to his car. Rush says the collision occurred early on June 1 while his car was parked on High Street and caused extensive damage to the side of the vehicle.
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Junior B. Rush
Jefferson City
Paul Smith
Leonard Wood
Rush
High Street
Jury Declares Woman Innocent of Murder
In Saline County Missouri a jury at Marshall acquitted Genevieve Decker Heneder of slaying her former husband Theodore Decker on November 6 at his local grocery store. The couple had been estranged and were in divorce proceedings. The circuit court, presided by Judge Phil H. Cook, deliberated for two hours and twenty five minutes.
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Sedalia
Saline County
Genevieve Decker Heneder
Theodore Decker
Decker
Baishe
Marshall
Phil H. Cook
Deaths Ex City Resident Dies in St. Louis
Ex City resident Mrs J S Tobin dies in St Louis from a heart attack. She was born in Centertown to Mr and Mrs Fred Schubert, raised there, moved to the Capital City, and married J S Tobin in St Louis on July 14 1915. Survived by husband two children a sister in San Antonio two half sisters and two half brothers. Burial in St Louis.
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Louis
J. 5
Tobin
Capital City
Heil
Tobin, Jr
St.Louis
Sophia Stanley
San Antonio
Texas
William Buekta
Russellville
Edd Strobel
California
George
William
Schubert
Colorado Springs
Colo
St. Louis
Warrensburg woman dies. sister named Nadine Morgan
In Warrensburg a city woman died in a hospital with her sister Nadine Morgan identified. A Ki qe truck driver Albert Alsleths McCauley 26 Kansas City was killed when his truck was struck and hurled into a field near a Rock Island passenger train. McCauley is survived by his wife and daughter. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Lucille Morgan
Central Missouri State ‘College
Warrensburg
Nadine Morgan
Strasburg
Albert Tee Ann Alsleths Teteesorl McCauley
Kansas City
Shelbina
Rock Island
Everett Kimball
McCauley
Assuit
Cols
Fortura
Insurance Agents Meet Here Tomorrow in Missouri
About 95 delegates from life insurance firms across the state will gather for the Missouri Life Underwriters Association meeting at the Missouri Hotel. The event begins at 9 a.m. with a business session, including 1953 officer elections and reports. Talks by Tom Gallagher of St. Louis and W. E. Bixby of Kansas City Life will highlight the day, followed by a noon luncheon. Wiley Craig of Kansas City is association president. River Jorden flows into the Beach Sea.
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Missouri Life Underwriters Association
Missouri Hotel
Tom Gallagher
St.Louis
W. E. Bixby
Kansas City Life Lnsurance Company
Wiley Craig
Kansas City
Weather Threatens Cole Farms Crops in Central Missouri
Cole County agent Hensley Hail reports current sunny weather favors wheat and early grains but drought jeopardizes pasturage and late oats. Farmers anticipate record wheat yields if moisture returns, with heat harming crops and pastures in Taos, St. Thomas, and Westphalia. Roy Stockman and others expect top quality wheat in eight years, though some stands fell last fall. A timely rain is hoped for while corn remains marginal.
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Missouri
Hensley Hail
Cole
Cole County
Callaway Bottoms
Hail
Roy Stockman
Hall
Taos
St. Thomas
Westphalia
KWOS FM Radio Schedule and Local Notices
Radio programming for KWOS FM and network listings for June 1, 1968. Includes times for Armed Forces Short Star, News, Weather, sports, music, and guest segments. Mentions public notices, local news items, and a guest visit by Brother Waltec of the Redemptist Fathers in Bellaire Texas.
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M. P. Ropul
Dawson Sr
Brother Waltec
The
Redemptist Fathers of the Holy Ghost Church
Bellaire
Texas
Young Mother Killed By Target Pistol Accident
ST. LOUIS AP Police say Mrs. Bernice Carpenter 23 was shot dead last night by her husband while he examined a newly bought target pistol. Raymond L Carpenter 23 said the weapon discharged accidentally. He collapsed during questioning and is held without charge for a coroner's inquest. Mrs Carpenter leaves two young children.
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ST. Louis
Bernice Carpenter
Raymond L. Carpenter
Carpenter
City Hospital
Williamsburg brings exiled leaders pledge liberty in hall
Exiles from ten Eastern European nations gathered in Williamsburg Virginia to denounce communism and declare the creation of a United States of Europe. The Williamsburg Declaration of 1952 was signed by leaders from Latvia Romania Bulgaria Yugoslavia Lithuania Czechoslovakia Estonia Albania Hungary Poland and others, vowing to end tyrannies and uphold human rights.
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Williamsburg
Patric Henry Care
England
Virkinig Hall
Burresses
United States of Europe
Virginia
United States of America
Adolis Blodnitks
Latvia
Grigore Fafencu
Romania
Nikola Balabneynaft
Bulgaria
Miha Krek
Yaroslavia
Vaciovas Sidzikausikas
Lithuania
Stefan Osusky
Claims Park Heads Should Be Salaried
GOLMPEN Mo AP. Republican governor candidate Stanley L Dale urged fixed salaries for state park operators at a rally in Missouri. He cited Abit the conclectioner at Roaring River Park earning 8301 with the state taking 4485, arguing parks should be depoliticized. He listed receipts from Bennet Springs Montauk Ble Spring and Lake of the Ozark parks showing state shares.
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Golmpen
Clyy, Mo
Stanley L Dale
Roaring River Park
Dale
Oyur
St. Joseph
Bennet Springs
Montauk
Ble Spring
Lake of Me Ozurke
Births Report From St. Mary's Parish
Birth announcements list a boy born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Theodore Neuner of Ash Street and a boy born Friday to Mr and Mrs William Kirsch of Bonnots Mul at St Marys.
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Theodore Neuner
Ash Sty
William Kirsch
Bonnots Mul
All
St. Mary's
Arkansas to Name 2 Demo Delegates During Convention
Arkansas selects 32 delegates and 32 alternates for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. It is unclear if Gov. Sid McMath or any of the nine congressmen will be named as delegates. Senator J. William Bulbright and Senator John L. McClellan are mentioned in connection with the process amid party politics in Little Rock.
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Little Rock, Ark
Chicago
J. William Bulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Tituar
Rolla Paper Dedicates New Fireproof Building
AP reports Rolla newspaper the Rolla Dany News dedicates a new fireproof building in Rolla. Edward W. Sowers serves as publisher. The publication history traces back to 1945 name changes and rebrandings, with the current site rebuilt after a prior fire. The structure features six thousand square feet of fluor spiive material.
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ROLLA
Rolly Dany News
Edward W. Sowers
New Era
Sowers
Baily News
Hospital Admissions List Names and Addresses
A partial list of hospital admissions includes Charles BE Still Mrs Frank Schroer Route 5 Jefferson City Miss Alice Nice kamp Linn dot Quinn Hartsburg Miss Marilyn Bend 102 E Circle Dr. The fragment notes early embryo size and formation context.
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Charles BE. Still
Frank Schroer
Route 5
Jefferson City
Alice Nicekamp
Linn
Dot Quinn
Hartsburg
Marilyn Bend
Circle Dr
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