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Jefferson City Post Tribune

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Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1950

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Stockpiling for Defense Upsetting Metals Markets

New York June 15 AP A speed-up in stockpiling for defense unsettles metals markets as supplies tighten and prices surge. Zinc buyers blame higher costs on faster government purchases while lead producers lament reduced domestic flow. traders turn bearish as munitions board accelerates stockpiling to secure war materials.

New York API New York Commodity Exchange Munitions Board Acford

Youth Missing After Emporia Fire

A fire in Emporia Kansas destroyed a two story building and damaged three others in the business district. A Bugbee filling station youth was reported missing at 3 a.m. with friends noting he was near the blaze. His car was later found. Fire Chief C C Johnson estimated damage at 250000 dollars.

Mooria Ket Emporia Bugbee Foyce A. A. Bugbee C. C. Johnson

Schulz duo takes over Kirby Veterinary Hospital here

Dr Carl A Schulz of Independence and Norman E Schulz of Columbia acquire the Kirby Veterinary Hospital at East High Street and Highway 50 east. The hospital will be known as the Veterinary Clinic. Norman, studying veterinary medicine at Missouri and Kansas State, will assist his father at the new location.

Carl A. Schulz Independence Norman E. Schulz Columbia G. 3. Kirby East High Street Highway 50 Schulz Norman Schulz University of Missouri Kansas State College Kirby Warsaw

Threefold Surprise Birth in Philadelphia Hospital

Mrs James Dundon, 38, welcomed twins and a boy after three births at a Philadelphia hospital. The event doubled the size of her family. The father, an unemployed railroader, remarked God bless her. The three babies arrived within 23 minutes.

James Dundon Philadelphia

Resembles Forger Wins Pardon for Misidentification

Former church fund solicitor Clifford T. Shephard received a gubernatorial pardon for a prison term after being repeatedly mistaken for the notorious forger Edward Eugene Sullivan. Authorities traced the mix up to facial resemblance, aided by the American Bankers Association and Burns International Detective Agency, and verified Sullivan’s involvement in the alleged forgeries.

Trenton Church Fund Bezo Alfred E. Driscoll Clifford T. Shephard Shephard Hee American Bankers Association Burns International Detective Agency Sheppard Edward Eugene Sulllivan Phantom Forager Waupun State Wisconsin Sullivan New Jersey

Damage suit seeks 15000 for Jefferson City man injuries

George Hildebrand of Jefferson City sues Jefferson City Oil, Continental Oil, and agent Westplore in circuit court claiming permanent injuries from December 17 1949. While loading plate glass on a Schel Construction truck, a jack failed lowering the rear and throwing him and glass to the ground. He alleges head and back injuries plus muscle and nerve damage, concussion, lacerations, and shock.

George Hildebrand Jefferson City Jefferson City Oil Company Continental Oil Company John Westplore Westplore Hildebrand Schel Construction Company I Westplare

East German police deserters seek asylum in West Berlin

Six members of the East German people's police defect to West Berlin early today, boosting weekly desertions to 49 as some seek asylum amid the Soviet zone crackdown. Western authorities report the deserters mainly fled during a rally of 500000 East Germans in Allied sectors at Whitsun.

West Berlin Berlin API

Daakes Embraces Fame as Symbol of Average Citizen

J Joseph Doakes, a 36 year old Binghamton carpenter, has grown used to his name being used by commentators and cartoonists as the symbol of the so called Bittle man. He recalls being startled when his name came over the radio and now is pleased that his name denotes the average citizen.

Binghampton N.Y J. Joseph Doakes

Foxes Become Menace In Cooper County

In Cooper County farms foxes emerge as a serious menace. Mrs. Fred Bieri reports foxes walk up her driveway and into the chicken yard. Harris claims he killed 20 foxes after 300 chickens were taken. A Farm Bureau survey shows support for an open season and a bounty.

Boonville Cooper County Fred Bieri Ashwood Harris Cooper County Farm Bureau

Kemper Military School Earns 36th Honor Rating

Boonville reports Kemper Military School has been rated an honor military school by the Department of the Army for the 36th consecutive year. Col. H. C. Johnston, superintendent, said the school is one of three in the country to receive the citation annually since its 1914 establishment.

Boonville Kemper Military School Department of the Army H. C. Johnston Ee A

Peru Govt Claims Crush of Arequipa Revolt

Lima June 15 AP government forces crushed a two day revolt in Arequipa. at least 40 killed, a rebel broadcast cited higher casualties. Rebels led by Mostajo accused of anti government stance amid July elections. Censorship lifted. arrests reported as loyal troops secure the city.

Lima Peru Arequipa Francisco J. Mostajo Cabing Mostajo National Electoral Board Ernesto A. Montagne Manuel Odria Are- Quipa New York Jose Luis Bustamante Raijig Counil

Doctor Belle Letter Reports Local Doctor Stroke Outcome

Special bulletin: Dr. G. K. Jones, 71, longtime Maries county physician, suffered a stroke at his home here on Monday. The note indicates a serious event affecting the local medical community.

Doctor Belle G. K. Jones Maries County Dar

Typhus Breaks Out In Red Shanghai

Hong Kong reports typhus, a fever spread by lice, has broken out in Communist Shanghai. The Health Review notes cases rose from 5¢ to 193 in the weeks ending May 27 and June 3. Gunman ambushed Herbert Noble near his Denton county ranch, Texas, and killed attempts were made earlier in 1948.

Hong Kong Shanghai Shangh Herbert Noble Denton County Dallas Texas Lewis Rigler Noble

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