Funeral rites mark Casey fifties service in Kansas City
Friends from many walks of life attended the funeral for M. E. Casey 79 longtime Missouri legislator. A solemn requiem mass was led by Rev. Richard J. Schurmecher with praise for Casey’s public service and hope for American life. A Missouri Senate and House delegation represented the legislature in ceremonies.
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Kansas City
Fife
M. E. Casey
Missouri
Missouri General Assembly
Senate
Richard J. Schurmecher
The
Assumption Church
Casey
Michael Kinney
St. Louis
Missouri Senate
Igger
Jefferson C
Richard R. Nacy
Jefferson City
Miles
Dyer
Anthony Buford
A. E. Melnerney
A. L Cooper
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City Star
James M. Kemper
James P. Alyward
Commit Feerman
George HK. Middlekamp
Emory E. Wright
Caseo
Haskell Holman
Jefferson Chy
Senator Kinney
Willo M. Quinn
Maywood
Jackson County
House of Representatives
Waitkus to Play Baseball Again Says Doctor
Chicago June 17 AP Waitkus plans to return to major league baseball though likely not this season. Dr Braun of the Illinois Masonic hospital said the 28 year old star first baseman, shot near the heart by a teenage girl, has shown improvement but remains in danger. He has been with the Phillies since last winter after being with the Cubs.
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Chicago
Sédie Waitkus
L. L. Braun
Chicago Cubs
Waitkus
Phillies
Dr. Braun
Waitius
Cubs
Tllinois Masonic Hospital
Trucker Fined for Overloaded Truck on Highway 50
Fred Basnem was fined 810 snch costs yesterday in magistrate court by Judge Foster and Wheasly for driving an overloaded truck on Highway 50.
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Fred Basnem
Foster &. Wheasly
Highway 50
Four Year Traffic Study Reports From Missouri Conference
Regional conferences replace state meetings as traffic experts review a four year problem study. Key speakers include FP W Reagel on reflectorizing traffic paint and glass beads, Myer Abelman on urban highway issues, and Leon W Corder outlining conference aims. U S fire damage in 1948 reaches a record $711,144.
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W. Reagel
Missouri Siste
Highway Department
Highway Research Board
Missouri
Myer Abelman
Bureau of Sit
Missouri State Highway Department
Abkerman
Abderman
Leon W.corder
Missouri Highway Department
U.S
Panel discusses metro area highway problems in field trip plan
A noon panel moderated by Smith tackled highway issues in the metro area. Topics included by passing 4 town, outdoor theaters, joint traffic projects by two cities, and congestion relief. Panelists were H H Harrison of the State Highways, Claude R McCamment safety engineer, A G Lewellen of the Missouri Bus and Truck association, and Col. David Harrison of the Highway Patrol. A field trip for delegates to Missouri State Highway department sign shops and striping equipment inspection followed. At a barquet Dr Howard Hill criticized educators for overcomplicating education like government.
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Bissouri Bus and Truck Association
David ©. Harrison
State Highway Patrol
Missouri State Highway Department
Howard Hill
Kansas State College
Recessions Here But No Low Mood In Sight Foster
Shirley Fields, a 1943 Missouri University School of Journalism graduate now living in New York, will soon depart for the Netherlands. Foster broadcasts to more than 500 stations daily with 47 sponsors, originating his program today on KWOS and KWOS FM, via News and Tribune networks.
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Shirley Fields
Missouri University School of Journalism
New York
Netherlands
Foster
KWOS
Kwos-Fm
News
Trivgune
Truman Boards Williamsburg For Potomac Cruise
President Truman boarded the yacht Williamsburg for a weekend cruise on the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. The White House said some staff members would accompany him, with a Sunday return planned.
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Truman
Washington
Williamsburg
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Ste House
Engineers Attend Monthly Meeting of Missouri Engineers
Jefferson City chapter of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers held its regular luncheon meeting. Frank Stuckey received a past president’s key, and Julian C. Spotts, superintendent of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, delivered a speech on American Indians and Mesa Verde artifacts.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Frank Stuckey
Julian C. Spotts
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
St. Louis
Spotts
Limies
Mesa Verde National Park
Coal Miners Told To Resume Work
Pittsburgh reports John L. Lewis 480,000 United Mine Workers will return to work on Monday after a walkout. Operators in Pennsylvania and nearby states announce contract talks to begin Wednesday at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. The miners will work five days before a 10-day paid vacation starts.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John Busarello
DMW District 3
Ezra, van Horn
Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
Ww. Va
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Building Permits Take Sharp Drop
Construction, repair and remodeling slowed in the city this week per City Building Inspector Arthur Bassman. Of 20 permits issued since last Friday eight were for heating plants, one for a one family residence, and one for a new roof. Notable permits include Del Bonnet at 569 Gipfert Street for a $3,000 house, MM Balhorn for a $400 roof at 511 East Capitol Avenue, multiple furnace installations at addresses on Dunklin, Miller, Moreland, Moreau, Carter, Lee, Adams, and McCarty streets totaling several hundred dollars each.
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Arthur Bassman
Bassman
del Bonnet
Gipfert Street
East Capitol Avenue
MM. W. Balhorn
Rackers and Voss
Fast Dunklin Street
West Miller Street
R. E. Natsch
Moreland Avenue
Moreau Drive
Carter Street
Woodman Engineering Company
Lee Street
Adams Street
McCarty Street
Dedication of KWH Quarters in Globe-Democrat Tower
In St Louis on June 17 AP reports the formal dedication of KWH radio station quarters in the Globe-Democrat tower near the newspaper plant. About 700 people attended a reception with Mayor Joseph M. Darst and Adolf N. Hult of Mutual Broadcasting Co taking part in a dedication broadcast.
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ST. Louis
KWH
New Quaters
Globe-Democrat
Joseph M. Darst
Adolf N. Hult
Mutual Broadcasting System
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