C D Service Chief Dies in Marshall
Josiah J. Robertson aged 37, service chief for the Missouri Civil Defense Agency, died at Fitzgibbons Hospital Marshall at 10 a.m. He had been hospitalized since April 17 and was a Saline County native born June 22, 1903. Survivors include his brother Marian Robertson, an attorney and former Saline County prosecuting attorney. He had been a Kansas City drug firm sales representative before joining the agency last Sept 16. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Josiah J. Robertson
Missouri Civil Defense Agency
Fitzgibbons
Marshall
Saline County
Robertson
Boone County
Umbia
Mershill
Marian Robertson
Kansas City
Life With Etzaneth and Weather Roundup Preview
NBC News and regional updates lead a morning schedule featuring Life With Etzaneth and Weather Camers. The lineup includes wrestling, comedy, and drama blocks with NBC and local regional roundups forecasting weather conditions and headlines.
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Etzaneth
NBC News
NBC
Missouri Forum
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Liu
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Rin Tin Tin
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Robertson Infant Dies At Versailles Clinic
TIPTON Specially Dennis Les Robertson infant son of Mr and Mrs Jewel Robertson of Syracuse died at birth Sunday at the Gann Clinic in Versailles Graveside services will be held at 2 pm today at the Syracuse with Rev Bob Potts officiating Survivors include his parents a depitier J E and two sisters Wanda and Gloria maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Decker and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Robertson all of Syracuse
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Tipton
Dennis Les Robertson
Jewel Robertson
Syracuse
Gann
Versailles
Bob Pott
A Depitier
J. E
Wanda
Gloria
Materns
Roy Decker
George Roberson
Mushrush Rites Planned in St Louis for James Mush
Services will be held Wednesday in St Louis for James C Mush who died of cancer Saturday night at 47. He was born in 1911 in Mushe rson City and was married to Asa Rovine. Surviving are a son James at home, a brother William of Jefferson City, and a sister Mrs Joseph Hopen of St Louis. Burial will be at St Louis cemetery after services at St Barbara's Catholic Church.
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St. Louis
James C. Mush
Mushrush
Wiliam
Musherson City
Asa Rovine
James E
William
Jefferson City
Joseph Hopen
St.Louis
St. Barbara's
Mrs. Louise Rippstein Dies in Chamois at 91
Louise Rippstein of Chamois dies at 3:30 am Sunday at 91. Born December 29, 1866 near Chamois, she was daughter of Ferdinand Scheider. Widow of Isadore Rippstein who died in 1917. Survived by three sons V F Rippstein Arthur F Ripnstein and Walter H Ripnstein all of Chamois and one half-brother Fritz Scheider of Waverly. Burial at St Clair Cemetery near Chamois. Member of Evangelical and Reformed Church Morrison.
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Chamois
Louise Rippstein
Rippstein
Ferdinand Scheider
Isadore Rippstein
V. F. Rippstein
Arthur F. Ripnstein
Walter H. Ripnstein
Fritz Scheider
Waverly
Markets East St. Louis Hog and Cattle Prices
National Stockyards hogs active with prices mostly 25-3 cents higher and mixed weights trading 180-240 pounds at 23.00-24.00. Sows down to 19.75-21.00, heavier loads 18.75-19.50. Boars over 250 pounds around 20. Cattle and calves: loads of steers and heifers, supply large but opening slow. slaughter steers 26.00-28.50, cows 18.00-20.00, veal calves 24.00-27.00 for good stock. St. Louis and Kansas City produce quotes listed for eggs, poultry, and butter.
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East St. Louis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Amigo Says Stranger Steals $150 in Sacramento Harbor
In Sacramento Chan Wing Gan opened his small restaurant to a stranger who appeared asleep behind the counter. The man greeted him with good morning amigo and left, taking $150 from the cash register before vanishing. The incident was reported to authorities as an apparent theft.
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Sacramento
Calif
Chan Wing Gan
Amigo
Former Jefferson City Guard Wallace B Hodge Dies in West Plains
Wallace B Hodge a former Jefferson City resident and state penitentiary guard died at West Plains this morning after a heart attack. He was a Spanish American War veteran. His wife, the former Ethel Lankford, survives. Funeral services at 2 pm at West Plains Methodist Church with burial in a local cemetery.
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West Plains
Wallace B. Hodge
Jefferson City
Mr. Hodge
State Penitentiary
Ethel Lankford
West Plains Methodist Church
Eleven year old gives birth to daughter in Missouri hospital
Mrs. Charles William Turner of Columbia, married last June 18 at age 20, reportedly gave birth to a daughter at the University of Missouri Hospital. The mother, identified as Mrs. Turner, was 11 years old on August 7.
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Columbia !Ap
Charles William Turner
Columbia
University of Missouri Hospital
Taser
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Local Notices
Readable items list hospital births and admissions at St Charles E B Stil and St Marys Hospital in Olean and nearby towns. Also reports several traffic fines for careless and reckless driving, improper registration, and speeding along with names and ages of defendants and locales in Missouri and Eldon area.
Flood Damage Hits Cole County Farms and Homes
Cole County farmers report crop and road damage from rising water as a manmade lake overflows east of Jefferson City. The Red Cross lists four Jefferson City families in relief, with eight and five member households affected by flooded basements, damaged floors, bedding, and furniture. Officials warn of further flooding if heavy rains continue.
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Hall
Jefferson J Clity
Cole County
The
American Red Cross
Din
Noland Chappell
Trapeze Artist Returns After Fall At Pontchartrain Beach
New Orleans reports Betty Pasco back in the trapeze act at Pontchartrain Beach Sunday night after a near fall the previous evening. A four hour fall left her with a bruised shoulder as her husband caught her from below and stopped the tumble during a one foot hang attempt. She did not attempt the hang that night.
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New Orleans
Betty Pasco
Pontchartrain Beach
Adlai Stevenson Won't Seek Democratic Nomination
London AP report states Adlai Stevenson declares he will not be the Democratic presidential candidate in 1960. He travels to the Soviet Union on a business trip to collect royalties for American authors, aiming to recover over 2.8 million dollars due. He will visit Britain, Brussels, and Scandinavia with his son Borden, then proceed to the Soviet Union, representing the Authors League of America.
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Adlai Stevenson
Siberia
Stevenson
Soviet Union
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Auothors League of America
Borden
Britain
Brussels
Scandinavia
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Will at Humphrey Clinic
Mr and Mrs M R Jack Will son Henley are named as the parents of twins a boy and a girl born Sunday at Humphrey Clinic in Tuskee.
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Jack Will
Henley
Itwins
Humphrey Clinic
Tuschee
Librarians Plan Year Programs at Missouri State Library
Members of the Missouri Association of School Librarians met at the state library for a one day session to map plans for the coming year. The group discussed a second project and the exhibit of books statewide. Mrs. Pauline Campbell of Troy presided. attendees included Mrs. J R Kratochvil of the State PTA and Miss Viola Brandt from the State Department of Education.
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Missouri Association of School Librarians
State Library
Lbrarians
Missouri
Pauline Campbell
Troy
J. R. Kratochvil
Swifts Highway
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Viola Brandt
Fred Cole
Washington County
State Department of Education
Weekend Deaths Total 13 in State Weekend Deaths
A weekend toll across Missouri and nearby areas includes multiple highway fatalities. Betty Celert, 51, of Washington, Missouri, died after a collision on U.S. 66 near Gray Summit. Carterville resident Amy Beatrice Knaboe, 75, died when her car struck a culvert south of Joplin. Others died or succumbed to injuries from accidents in Springfield, Norwood, and near Seneca, with several injured.
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Betty Celert
Washington
U.S
Labout
Gray Summit
Jshe
Tony Zebert
Seneca
Calvert
Carterville
Amy Beatrice Knaboe
Joplin
Gerald Talbot
Springfield
Norwood
Carl Harney
Kansas
Typhoon Alma Causes Death in Gulf Region
Typhoon Alma weakened as it moved into the lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas and Mexico. One death was reported, A. B. Wilson, 28, of Houston, drowned while swimming at Galveston Beach as Alma lashed the coast with winds near 50 mph.
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Cary
Alma
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
A. B. Wilson
Houston
Galveston
Gulf
Rio Grande
Mixed New York stock market with brief gains and losses
Financial markets in New York saw mixed activity with a higher tendency late trading. Volume around 2.8 million shares, down from Friday’s 3.1 million, with fractions to about a point movements among key stocks. Tobacco trading suspended for an hour after a denial of rumor, then recovered. American Tobacco and Lorillard rose modestly while coppers and oils fell. Du Pont and several industrials gained. bonds declined.
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Ill Tobacco
Iompany
Margerie
Lorilard
American Tobacco
Lorillard
du Pont
Goodrich
American Cyranamid
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S
Five Hospitalized After 4 Mile March At Ft Sill
At Ft Sill Oklahoma five officer training candidates were hospitalized with heat prostration after a four mile march timed at ninety minutes. The men were John W. Crowe 22 Moscow Idaho Wilbert Carter 23 Sumter DC Wray A Jones 21 Batesville Ark William A Burden 22 Hudson NH and Jack L Hoaglin 22 Albion Michigan all National Guard officers in training.
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Okla
William Bowcoin
Bowdoin
John W. Crowe
Moscow
Idaho
Wilbert Carker
Sumter
D. C
Wray A Jones
Batesville
Ark
Williams A. Burden
Hudson, N.H
Jack L. Hoaglin
Albion Mich
Army Artillery and Missile Center
Final settlement and distribution in Leslie estate
Notice of filing of settlement in the estate of Alls Chal S. Leslie, deceased, Probate Court of Cole County Missouri. Final settlement, petition for distribution, and approval of the extent of each heir's interest in personal and real property will be heard. Administrators Prenger & Gratz. auctioneers. Public notice to all interested parties.
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Cole County
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Supreme Court backs passport rights for two non Communist refusals
The Supreme Court ruled the State Department erred in denying passports to Rockwell Kent, 75, artist, and Dr Walter Briehl, Los Angeles psychiatrist, for declining to sign non Communist affidavits. Justice Douglas delivered the majority opinion.
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Columbian Elected Marine Commandant in Missouri League
Fred Everett of Columbia was elected department commandant of the Missouri Marine League Corps League, succeeding Wyman Basinger. The convention named Jefferson City as the 1959 site and elected officers including James J. Trimbler, Gerald Head, Frank Barker, Carl Cordell, Dewey Routh, and Lorraine Cashatt.
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Fred Everett
Columbia
Missouri Marine League Corps League
Wyman Basinger
BE. McCarty Sr
Jefferson City
James J. Trimbler
Clay County
Gerald Head
Kansas City
Frank Barker
Carl Cordell
St. Louis
Dewey Routh
Rolla
Lorraine Cashatt
Tires Stolen From Lock Service Station in Loose Creek
About $1,000 worth of car tires were taken from Edgar Lock’s Lock Service Station in Loose Creek. The owner discovered a broken window this morning and reported the theft as the Highway Patrol began an investigation.
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Lock Service
Loose Creek
Edgar Lock
Highway Patrol
Lock
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