Modernize Missouri mining laws say overhaul needed
BONNE TERRE Mo AP the chairman of a special legislative committee said the mining laws are outdated and must be modernized at a hearing Sen Jack C Jones heads the Industrial Development panel. Executives from St Joseph Lead Co outlined issues with deep ore projects and urged a full code revision as underground operations near Pea Ridge and Francis Bethlehem Steel expand. E L Billheimer testified current law limits cage speed and miners per trip, hindering production on a planned 30 million dollar deep iron ore project and a 10 million dollar lead mine near Sullivan. A Shinan cage could double the lowering rate, highlighting the contrast with present constraints.
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Bonne Terre
Jack C. Jones
D-Carprellton
House
Senate Committee On Industrial Development
Missouri
St Joseph Lead Co
Flat River
Leadwood
Elmer A. Jones
St. Joseph
Pea Ridge
Sullivan, Mo
Bethlehem Steel Co
Read Belt
E. L. Billheimer
Sullivan
Bilheimer
Twenty Local Youths To Boys State Leave Saturday
Twenty Jefferson City boys are to depart at noon Saturday for Warrensburg to attend a week at Boys State sponsored by the American Legion. Local civic fraternal and religious groups back Roscoe-Enloe Post No. 5. More than 600 high school students statewide expected. Charles W. Mickey of 408 Hub Street listed as former post commander and Boys State counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Warrensburg
Boys State
American Legion
Civie
Roscoe-Enloe Post No. 5
Central Missouri State College
Charles W. “Mickey
Hub St
Charges Filed In Auto Death Involving Three Car Crash
In Columbia special report two Loveland Ohio men face reckless driving charges after a three car collision on Highway 40 near the 63 40 junction killed Elmer Joseph Howard 42 and seriously injured John D. Falvey 67 John C. Hennings Jr of St Louis and Gene Raymond McCullough 45 of Kansas City Owen Hufman 31 of Richmond Heights survived Delvecchio 30 is charged with passing a truck when eastbound damage to Falvey and Hurman vehicles 1 000 and 50 and 600 respectively. Howard was killed instantly.
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Columbia
Loveland
Ohio
North
Kansas
Citian
Scott O. Wright
Ciro Delvecchio
Elmer Joseph Howard
Boone County Hospital
John D. Falvey
Kirkwood
John C. Hennings, Jr
St. Louis
Gene Raymond McCullough
Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Delvecchio
McCullough
Falvey
Owen
Hufman
Richmond Heights
Howard
Hurman
Durham Reappointed to State Chiropractic Board
Gov James T Blair announces four new members and reappointment of Dr J Durham to the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. Dr Durham of 1930 N Circle Dr holds a term ending June 18 1962. New appointees include Dr Arch G Campbell Independence succeeding Dr Neil D Conley Kansas City Dr James C Rehm Festus succeeding Dr Arlie E Bonar Springfield Dr Lial J Shay Fayette succeeding Dr T C Lyler Brookfield and Dr Eugene M Silver Jennings succeeding Dr Alice L Aderholt St Louis.
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Durham
Chiropractic Board
James T. Blair
State Board of Chiropractic
Exra
J. Durham
N. Circle
Arch G. Campbell
Independence
Neil D. Conley
Kansas City
James C. Rehm
Festus
Arlie E. Bonar
Springfield
Lial J. Shay
Fayette
T. C. Lyler
Brookfield
Eugene M. Silver
Jennings
Alice L. Aderholt
St. Louis
Annual Fishing Rodeo Draws Over 150 Youths
More than 150 youngsters are expected to enter the annual fishing rodeo at Schulte's Lake in Henley, about 20 miles south of Jefferson City. The Cole County Chapter of the Conservation Federation of Missouri sponsors the event, rescheduled for Saturday after rain. James McHenry, chapter president, said free transportation will be provided to the site and numerous prizes will be awarded to winners.
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Schulte’s Lake
Henley
Jefferson City
Cole County
The
Conservation Federation of Missouri
James McHenry
Fike Resting Well At Local Hospital In St. Louis
R. L. Fike, vice president and treasurer of Missouri Power and Light, rests well at St Marys Hospital after a collapse in his office around 2 p.m. Thursday. Hospital spokesman notes improvement but condition remains serious. Fike resides at 1214 Lee Street.
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Fike
R. L. Fike
Missouri Power and Light Co
St. Mary's Hospital
Light Company
Lee St
Mental Health Group Weighs UCF Involvement
The Cole County Mental Health Assn will meet next month to decide whether to join the United Community Fund Drive or run its own campaign. Chairman William Blair said a pullout from ACE likely leads to a separate fall drive. date and location of the meeting will be announced later.
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Cole County Mental Health Assn
United Community Fund
Wiliam Blair
Blair
Cow Rescued After Sudden Downpour Lifted by Rain
County Supt. of Schools Jack Wilson went cow hunting with a tractor Thursday after a deluge. A thunderstorm swept over the area lifting the cow off the ground, setting her far from her resting spot. Wilson rescued the animal, which was shaken but unharmed.
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Jack Wilson
Wilson
Seven Enlistments By Navy Recruiters
The Navy recruiting office announced seven enlistments plus a full shipping quota for the month. Chief Raymond Diess said July enlistments are open. Four hailed from Jefferson City including Donald L. Hoelscher Lloyd E. Neal and James D. Kaver. All seven were sent to San Diego for boot training.
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Navy
Raymond Diess
Jefferson City
Donald L. Hoelscher
Adolph J. Hoelscher
Meta
Stanley C. Potts Jr
and Ives
Stanley C. Potts Sr
Buncelton
George L. Reisbig
Jake Reisbig
Hermann
Harold D.bonsall
Richard Johnson
Aux- Ivasse
San Diego
Air-Conditioning Talk Delays Post Office Expansion Plan
Postmaster Chester A. Platt said delaying air conditioning on the local post office does not signal early action on enlarging the building. The proposed expansion, discussed since World War II, would add a three story east wing where a driveway now sits, though nothing official has been approved.
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Chester A. Platt
Platt
Storm damage hits Central Missouri crops and towns
Storms swept through mid Missouri causing heavy hail and high winds with wide crop damage. In Cole County, county agent Hensley Hall warned of extensive losses though precise figures await field surveys. Westphalia endured four inches of rain and street flooding as hail damaged gardens and water pooled in streets.
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Cole County
Hensley Hall
Halli
Hall
Missouri
Westphalia
Huhn Brothers
Paulus to Direct Planning Office
John D. Paulus named chief of planning and construction to oversee hospital and major repair projects for Missouri state institutions. The 48 year old public employee and former director of the Bureau of Hospital Facilities will oversee federal Hill Burton Act funded expansions at a salary of 12000 dollars annually. Paulus will report to the comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Blair
John D. Paulus
Forest Jr
Paulus
Division of Health
Bureau of
Missouri
Maries
Little Hoover” Commission
Blair
California
Jamestown
Storm Toll Varies Across Districts With Hail and Rain
Jamestown district reports hailstones the size of coins causing crop damage and window breakage while California sees no hail and limb damage on power lines. Ashland records 1.35 inches of rain with wind and hail, power off from 2.30 to 3.30 a.m. Bland experiences heavy winds, rain, and light hail with about three inches of total rainfall. trees topple. Tipton Etterville Hermann and Versailles report wind and rain but escape the worst.
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Jamestown
California
Ashland
Bland
Tipton
Etterville
Hermann
Versailles
Residents Urged To Display Flags In Flag Day Plea
Mayor Arthur W. Ellis joined officials of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars to urge local residents to display the American Flag tomorrow in observance of Flag Day. He said fire department crews would put up the National Emblem along High Street businesses.
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Arthur W. Ellis
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
Ellis
High Street
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