Local Notables Laura Layher Harold Wheatly Die In St Louis
Laura Layher, longtime state nursing leader and St Luke s hospital administrator, dies in St Louis after six weeks illness. Early life linked to Missouri nursing boards and the BPW club. survived by sister Mrs Homer Smith Salem. Harold Wheatly, 23, 1st Lt in the air forces, killed in action over Europe. to be reburied with military honors at Natmal cemetery. Survived by parents Judge and Mrs Foster Wheatly, fiancé, and siblings. noted for service in 1943 bombing raid with 7 080 planes. posthumous honors planned by Ray Sene Post Foreign Wars.
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Joe Wheaty
Tomorr
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Wheatly
Sulafier
Angels
Tex
Europe
Rai
Wes Chthersieben
Bernberg
West Baptist College
Bolivar
Foster Wheatly
R. W. Wheatly
Newport
Jerene Wheatly
Ray Senet
Laura
Board of
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Louis
Nurses’ Examining Board
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Zonta International
Tuberculosis Society
Central, Missouri League of Nursing Education
First Presbyterian Church
Missouri State Nurses’ Association
Layher
Homer Smith
Salem
T Executive
Tissault Siete
Radio Schedule Framed On June 17 1949 CBS Abe Nina
Fragmented OCR listing from June 17 1949 radio schedule for KWOS Mutual CBS NBC and ABC networks. Mentions breaks and programs across CBS Abe Nina Nina Radio Programs and various named segments, with scattered show titles and times. The readable items include musical and news blocks, a large variety of program cues, and station dial information.
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NBC
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ABC
Yana
Bome
Market Slips as Trading Stays Fragile on Thursday
New York stocks edged lower with widespread declines and slim trading. a breath of selling kept prices under pressure amid a thinned market. Illinois and Missouri exchanges reported mixed activity as grains and utilities weakened while some issues held near session lows.
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New York
Tondas
Names in the News: births and relief measures described
A son born at St Marys to Charles Edmondson and wife and a daughter born to Truman Loesch in Jefferson City are noted. The piece then discusses transient influxes causing issues, and states expanding aid to dependent children and relief programs in Missouri, Louisiana, Ohio, Minnesota, and Iowa amid wartime impacts on jobs and budgets.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Charles Edmondson
East Capid Avenue
St. Ware's Hospital
Truman Loesch
Jefferson City
Regions Struggle with Cash Crunch in Municipal Budget Pressures
Cities face serious financial problems as frozen tax revenues and rising costs squeeze services. The municipal association cites relief delays and funding gaps, with Western states reporting renewed strain amid austerity pressures and mounting expenses.
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Missouri and neighboring states face relief funding debates
Announcements seek higher taxes to fund relief and state aid for counties unable to match federal programs. Kansas reports May unemployment 2,482 with a high in 1946, Arkansas notes good conditions but relief costs strain, Oklahoma records 13,447 unemployment claims, driven by layoffs and construction decline. Also obituaries for Mrs. Albert Fleischmann and Linn service details, plus a pest control ad from J A Denning.
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Jefferson City
Arkansas
Sidney S. Mc.Math
Henry Bethell
Oklahoma
Employment Security Commission
J W Dozier Dies At Hospital Here
Guthrie mourns as J W Dozier dies at local hospital after a residence in Guthrie. Born 1885 to Thomas Dozier, he married Miss Lee of Gunnies Cart. A daughter Aileen Dozier Anthony died earlier. Survived by eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services will be held.
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Gunnies Cart
Aileen Dozier Anthony
Milton Walker Dies At Home In Hartsburg
Milton Walker died at his home in Hartsburg, with local officials noting the passing occurred quietly. The obituary lists surviving relatives and memorial plans in the community.
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Milton Walker
Hartsburg
Markets update on hogs cattle and sheep prices
Market notes show hogs rising to about 189 339 per hundredweight assisted by demand, with cattle steady to higher on several grades. Sheep and lamb prices vary by weight, with light to medium lambs around 26.00 to 37.00 and ewes steady while feeder weights soften.
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Cattin
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Tontmen
Madiuts
Tamconda
Bhalse Springers
Mentum
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