Speeding Fines Continue to Be City Revenue Source
Franklin City police report ongoing speeding fines as a major revenue stream with 29 drivers cited on Saturday raising total fines to 1,575 dollars since mid May. The incident list cites several motorists by name and address, including Joseph Gibler and Lawrence Geyer, with fines for speeding or related offenses and multiple vehicle incidents noted.
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Joseph H. Gibler
Franklin St
Jackson Street
Oper i
Clem BR. Temmen
Russett St
Hey
Lawrence Geyer
Rio J
Gus Wyn
Chestnut St
Nedsol
Leol Voss
Perpuson
Lafayette
Cole County
Insanto
Geyer
Fergusen Auto
Madison Street
Can'damapges
Salk Endorses Stricter Standards For Polio Vaccine
Dr. Jonas Salk says U S Public Health Service new manufacturing standards for his polio vaccine will prevent deviation from intended procedures. He notes earlier troubles arose partly from wording of minimum requirements leading to differing interpretations. Salk spoke via telegram to Surgeon General Scheele after health service issues and a related report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jonas E. Salk
U.S. Public Health Service
Salk
Leonard A. Scheele
Prublic
Pittsburgh
Vie Aid
Solk
Health Service
EIDE
Weather forecast for Jefferson City and Cape Girardeau area
Mon night clouds, possible showers late tonight or Tuesday. Warmer Tuesday with light snow possible in Cape Girardeau area. Low temperatures near freezing. Local government notes: Cape Girardeau County magistrate appointment to succeed Clyde Baugh after his death on May 23.
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Jefferson City
Central
Missouri
Phucker
Turkana
Cape Girar
Eau
Ty Dake Afte
Teaverote
Jeffersan
Slow Down and Live bumper stickers miss paste issue
Missouri Highway Patrol campaigns since late May promote the Slow Down and Live effort. Officers addressed service clubs and women’s groups to raise funds for bumper sticker costs. Clubs contributed to supply 5,000 stickers. Over 2,080 cars in Moberly were seen with the stickers last week before many were torn off due to water-prone surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hannibal Faces Private Power Fight Over City Plant
Hannibal residents debate public vs private power as the city board of public works favors expanding the municipal plant while the City Council leans toward contracting with Union Electric for standby power. Union Electric warns of overload and proposes 15 000 kilowatts monthly. a court decision may be required.
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Hannibal
Union Electric Co. of
Missouri
Board of Public Works
Union Electric
Kansas City
Alvin Seckman
Cool Weather Pattern Persists Across Missouri
The weather pattern remains cool with stationary fronts in the south and a mass of cool air to the north. The Weather Bureau predicts warm southerly winds will override fronts to trigger showers in western Missouri late tonight, spreading north and west by Tuesday morning. Highs Tuesday reach the 70s after cool lows earlier.
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Kansas
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Werther Bureau
Kirksville
Policy Game Earned Large Sums In St Louis Case
IRS report cites Harlem Association policy game near St Louis grossing millions over decades. Case involves 22 operators appealing $45 124 in back taxes for 1950. total alleged back taxes reach $189 08. Names include D C Watson Claus E Fietje John Aiken Tom Berry and others. Proceedings before U S tax court in Washington after July 1950 hearing.
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ST. Louis
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
U.S
Globe-Democrat and Post- Dispatch
Harlem Association
Brooklyn
Post-Dispatch
D.C. Watson
Claus E. Fietie
Internal Revenue
Revienue
Clare
Springfield
Kefauver Committee
Sperters
Tietl
Watson John Aiken
Tom Berry
Clarence Cange
Vic Doyle
Juli Fishinay
Eugenears
Sam Ma Jain
William Po Methiken
Cliff Bhayer
Frank Hackenthal
Phayer
Wackerthal
Globe-Democrat
Watson
Tietje
Speedometer stolen from bicycle near state capitol
A speedometer was stolen from a bicycle parked near the state capitol building yesterday at about 5 p.m. Kenneth Bernskoetter, 24 Clark Ave, reported the bicycle showed 860 miles. Police said the bike was undamaged. Westinghouse strike continues with over 2,000 workers demanding a 20 cent an hour raise.
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State Capitol
Pntice
Kenneth Bernskoetter
Clark Ave
Young Bernskoetter
Westinghouse
Kansas City LP
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO Wins GM Contract Benefits Details
The CIO United Auto Workers reports a new General Motors contract mirroring Ford gains. It lists wage and pension improvements, a 3 cent wage boost, 4.5 pension factor rise, 6.2 improvement factor, 1.3 wage equities, 244 week vacation step 0.2, 1.2 hospitalization, and 8.0 holidays pay, totaling over 20 cents per hour overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit !H
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors Corp
UAW
Jefferson City Family Fights Fate as Seamen Missing
A Jefferson City family awaits word on their son mis Pasquetank River near Elizabeth City New Jersey after a boat capsized on Friday. Seaman E Stackman 24 and Seaman Kenneth Lee Epps 23 Ava Missouri were missing presumed drowned from the General Motors river incident. Meanwhile Gov Gallop, 37 of Mexico Missouri, was named head of Missouri public health and welfare, with the cancer commission to guide health policy as the department expands.
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Jefferson City
Elizabeth City
N. J
Elmer
Dunklin St
Etroit
Flint
Enor T
Fords
Meperch
Stockman
Kenneth Lee Epps
Ava
Walter Rewher
M. Donnelly
Mexico
Lay
W. Ed Jameson
West
St. Peter's Schoal
Navy
Ici
Odes Hhistmont
Health and‘ Wellart Department
Gallop
A. P. Green Fire Brick Co
Missouri Citizens Urged to Observe Flag Day
Citizens urged to observe Flag Day Tuesday June 14 as officials and organizations promote display of the national flag. Governor Donnelly issued a proclamation and the Daughters of the American Revolution called for renewed allegiance with the pledge recited as one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
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D. Ge
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
Ste
Daughters of the American
America
Republic
DAR Flag Program Marks Summer Closing in Jefferson City
Jefferson City DAR members gathered Saturday at Jefferson Community Club for a Flag Program conducted under Mrs. Henry Ells, saluted the flag led by Mrs. Jack Steppertan. Luncheon organized by several members followed with red, white and blue decorations and a tribute to Mrs. Oscar Williams, the chapter’s oldest member. The event closed the summer season as a luncheon program.
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Jefferson City
Jane Randolpn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lineheon
Jeferson Collmery Club
Reutiun
Henry Ells
Regent
Jack Steppertan
Harold Holliway
W. PR. Haigtt
Beavard
Hieselbeet
Rosa Geary
L. B. Adams
Arthur Norman
M Dale Turner
Oscar Williams
Missouri VFW Names Officers at Final Session
The 35th annual Missouri VFW encampment ended in McGhee Mo with W. A. Tormstan elected state commander succeeding Primus F. Maida. Officers elected include Sam Callins Raytown senior vice commander J Memphis junior vice commander Monsignor Edward O'Toole St. Louis surgeon E M Atkinson Kansas City and James H. Willis Topl Hin as judge advocate. Additional picks included A W Hatberhout and Mary Lee Young for committees and Mrs Iga May Robinson for public affairs. A wartime veterans foundation program and scholarship plan were discussed amid debates on cigarette tax and program funding. Highway fatality totals for October 1953 and June 1954 were noted in a separate update.
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W. A. Tormstan
McGrene
Department of Missouri
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McCredia
Primus F
Raytown
Rayd T. Craley
J. Memphis
the Tifer
O'Toole
St. Louis
E. M. Atkinson
Kansas City
Sur-Geon
James H. Willis
Hin
Advagatin
Rehablitation
A. W. Hatberhout
Julia Walt
George A. Allen
Iga May Robinson
Louis
Columbia
Mary Lee Young
Maewe
Hneeh
War Bona Foundation
Pervik
Willis
St. Charles
Starfyj
Nore
Iny
W. Glenn Yost
Gallatin
Jones ES Settle
Washington St
VFW
Edette Ledruness
Venitr
Mre
Opallschnol
Bonabuc
Soplit
Iwere
Eight Arrests After Five Area Vehicle Mishaps
Troop F of the State Highway Patrol reported eight arrests following fifteen accidents Saturday and Sunday. Sames P. Farris, 49, was sentenced to 60 days for failing to drive on the right side after a collision with John A. Morris on Highway 54 near Jefferson City. Grare Cunningham, 52, was jailed for leaving the scene of a three car crash on Highway 40 near Him. Alfatron Cranmer, 33, Mexico, was arrested for rear end collision on Highway 54 near Raguel. Virgil S. Nance, 48, Wilmington, Calif, and Mitchel Sroor, 23, Chicago, were involved in related crashes with injuries. Other arrests included Tebbetts for failing to yield right of way, and Cletus Charlie Sallin for careless driving after a Linn County sideswipe. Several drivers faced charges of reckless driving or related offenses amid property damages estimated from $63 to $300. The report details a chaotic weekend of crashes across counties with multiple injuries and substantial vehicle damage.
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State Highway Patrol
Sames P. Farris
Rt. J
Cole County
John A. Mor
Old St. Tous Toad
Parris
Morris
Highway 54
Jefferson City
Farris
Er. Tig
Tivoli
Grare Cunningham
David Hopkins
Lees
Summit
Tural
Sylvia Burkett
Robertson
Hopkins
Cunningham
Alfatron Cranmer
Mexico
Rbaguel] Dam
Virgil S. Nance
Wilmington
Calif
Mitchel Sroor
Chicago
Twe Vance
Sroor Autos
Sroor
Nance
Cranmer’s
Jerry Dickson
Tebbetts
Callaway
Hien
Clarence Teachsel
Betts
Adenauer vows close partnership with the Western Allies
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told President Eisenhower that Germany will maintain a close loyal partnership with the free world under the treaties in force. He rejected Moscow’s invitation and stressed reunification in freedom as essential. Postmaster nominations for Missouri were sent to the Senate: Georgety Pumateer McCrethie and Herald P Heidel Rowbad.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Moscow
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Free World
Germany
Washington Ut
Senate
Missouri
Georgety
Pumateer
McCrethie
Herald P. Heidel
Rowbad
Over 20 Missouri plants shut down by UAW strike
More than a score of General Motors plants halted operations today as 610 United Auto Workers walked out over unsettled local issues in a new contract. About 50,000 workers were idle amid shutdowns at GM facilities including Chevrolet assembly, stamping, Spark Plug Plant, and Fisher Body No 2, with lines set up before and after the contract talks. The walkout affected 375,000 hourly GM employees nationwide and disrupted production at several states, reflecting demands for higher pay in some job classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Pro Motor Co
DAW
Lew Golvaniar
Reuther
Corporation
Reuthat
Harlow J. Curtice
GM Auto
Curtice
Flex
IBY
Associated Press
General Motors Corp
United Auto
Plint
Mich
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Siatarity
Sisaie
Campaigns Against Strapless Gowns Gain Momentum Nationwide
Two Roman Catholic groups challenge strapless evening gowns and exposed midriffs in a national drive. Led by Rev Bernard A Kunkel, the Purity Crusade of Mary Immaculate says modest fashions are now available in a majority of states. Chicago Catholic students have taken over another campaign, continuing six years of the Supply The Demand for the Supply Crusade, with pledges to uphold modesty and right conduct.
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Barteullo
Chicago
Cincinnati
U's
Soviet Agrees To Meeting With Big Three
The Soviet government said it would join the Western powers in a top level Four power conference in Geneva starting July 18. Moscow asserted Washington’s preconditions would block progress while notes delivered to the United States Britain and France outlined the stance. Ambassador Bohlen headed to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower and Dulles, timed with Adenauer’s own planned discussions in the U.S.S.R. on normalization relations and linked to the Big Four summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Geneva
Foreign Ministry
U.S
J Dulles
United States
Arcitain
France
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Charles &. Bohlen
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
U.S.S
Palace of Priest Raided by Police
Federal police raided the Episcopal Palace in Buenos Aires early today arresting men who sheltered there after rioting between Catholics and President Perón supporters. Worshipers were trapped inside the adjacent cathedral as tear gas and foam were used to restore order. Cardinal Copello was absent, safeguards for prisoners were set, and police claimed pistols were found near the palace amid a government clampdown on church partisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Episcopal Palace
Argentina
Fikry
Juan D. Perga
Plaza de Mayo
Santiago Luis Cardinal Copello
San Isidro
Carlos A. Gentile
Gentile
Cpriral Pales
Paleo
Juan Beron
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J. L. Rewards
Forest Hill
J. B. Vestroy
Westphalia
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G. Brandl
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Charles Herman Crude
Rt 2
James EB
Larson
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Cails
Earl E. Stockman
Ford Co
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Jameson
Hardinger
Earl Narding
The
Missouri Baptist Association
Fomen
Baptist
Gendan
Europe
Holy Land
Nauser
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Ashley Streets
Tal
Gower
Willie J. Loethen
Alyrtfe St
Clement Leethen
Ray Sod
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Bosch
Tihwry Patrol
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Nilgas
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