Retailers Back Police Over Speed Checks In Jefferson City
Merchants traffic and parking committee of the Chamber of Commerce endorsed the Jefferson City police radar speed limit enforcement. Chief Louis Rackers received praise as merchants supported continuing one force for safety and praised reduced accidents since the unit began.
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Poullee Department
Rackers
Police Department
Jeffersson Chy
Rockers
Vickelel
Operaton
Alpe
Weather and TV Preview From CBS Face the Nation
Partly cloudy with a high near 70. Low tonight around 40. Wendgor area forecast. KRCG-TV to televise United Nations session late today with a special one half hour edition of Face the Nation from Sarvanville, California featuring Chancellor Conrad Adenauer of West Germany.
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United Nations
United Wissons
Sar Vanrivee
Calif
CBS Television Networks
Conrad Adenauer
West Germany
Complicated Affair Debates Head of House for Family Plan
Officials in Columbia examine half fare rules as a dispute over who leads the home surfaces in a family travel plan. The debate touches federal regulation and the penalties of misusing the family fare option, with local officials weighing who qualifies as head of the household.
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Mempius
Sean
Irving Bogatin
Philadelphia
Splan
Ferment Pegubktlions
No Important Changes Seen in State Weather
Missouri weather will stay about the same with morning lows 54 to 62 and Saturday highs up to 85. Showers scattered in the northwest and extreme west tonight and in the north and north central sections Saturday. West Berlin observes second anniversary of the Soviet zone revolt with a national holiday.
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Kansas City
Parlions
Missouri
West Berlin Berlin
West Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Zone
School Boards Endorse Plan for Missouri Education
The Missouri School Association endorsed the foundation plan for financial aid to Missouri schools. It seeks voter approval in a October special election. Malley re elected team leader. Bartle, Kansas City mayor, spoke on education’s role and the need for higher teacher salaries.
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Tie Xeonp
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Malley
Tea Men Board
Frinkils Gamble
Springfield
Mis
Lo Snyder
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Sikeston
George Korcher
Claxton
M. Roe Bartle
Kansas
Board of Education
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Bartle
United States
Fulton Family Finds Rabbit Adopts Dead Kitten’s Litter
The Roy Williamson family reports a mother cat adopted a stray rabbit as a surrogate, while two newborn kittens died after a dog attack. The rabbit remains healthy and thriving in the household despite the unusual pairing.
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Fulton
Roy Williamson
Missouri Jaycees Feast on Pie Bet at Convention
Missouri Jaycees plan a peach pie bet at their Dashana convention with Nat, the winner to smash peaches in the loser's face. Jack Renick of Kansas City and Bob Johring, Iowa Jaycee president, wager on south project completion. About 245 Missouri delegates depart Charleston to Atlanta in a caravan of 60 to 75 cars escorted by the Missouri Highway Patrol.
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Kane City
Massoua Duntor Chamber of Commerce Organization
Bob Johring
Iowa Jaycee
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Piare South
Jowans
Ralph Kalverson
Jefferson
Missouri Jayenes
Nassouri
Missouri
Charleston
Atlanta
Missouri Highway Patrol
Speeding Fines Stay Low Across Second Day
Police report a continued drop in speeding fines with only four violators paying the usual small fee and three cited as first offenders. Total collected fines reached 2155 dollars as officers tally the latest payments from individuals including T. W. Vabtalan and Leonard Barley among others in various locations.
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Siuc
Te Dale
Tata
Ike Wins Victory On Power Project
In a major victory for President Eisenhower the House approved a link between a private power project and the Tennessee Valley Authority, sending the 122.8 million public works bill to the Senate. The vote followed a lengthy debate over TVA expansion and the Dixon-Yates contract, with Democrats arguing the plan would threaten TVA, and Republicans contending it reflected pork-barrel spending. The measure, if enacted, would allocate hundreds of millions to TVA, the Atomic Energy Commission, and other federal power programs, though the final totals differed from the President’s request.
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Fallon
Tena
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Misssissippi
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Atomic Energy Commission
Southwestern Power
Southeastern Power
Bonneville Power Administration
Army Engineers
Maritime Union Votes Approval Of Wage Pact
In a voice vote, the Maritime Union approved a new contract ending the coastwide strike. The pact includes an unemployment benefit system for seamen and covers about 16,000 NMU members. Other unions and tanker operators remain in dispute, with ships tied up and no contract in place for several segments.
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Maritime Union
Flore
Galveston-to-Maine
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Misntic
Gulf Coast
NAU
Francis T. Greene
Employers
Nomu
CIO Narigze Engineers Beneficial Asse
CIO American Radio Assn
APL International Organization of Masters, Mates and
Gulf
Check on Incomes Scares Evaders
ST. LOUIS The State Avenue Department’s camera patrol of tax evaders started Monday and has drawn many calls. Sylvester Breenahan says most callers ask how many years back to file. Seven taxpayers have declared delinquent. volunteers face a 25 percent penalty and 1 percent per month interest. The Revenue Department photographs federal income tax returns to track down evaders.
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ST. Louis
State Avenue
Sylvester Breanaab
Oval
Breenahan
The
Revenue Department
Luris
Argentina Churches Attacked Amid Peron Riot Climax
Pope Pius XI hosted two exiled Argentine prelates in a private Vatican audience, reaffirming support for the clergy and faithful as clashes over Peron move toward a climax. The prelates Manuel Tata and Ramon Pablo Novoa, expelled by Argentine authorities, met in Rome for about two hours to seek papal guidance and solidarity.
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Peron
Vatican City
Pius XI
Bucnog Aires
Sai
Manuel Tata
Meer Ramon Pablo Novoa
Vatican
Rome
L'Osservatore Romana
Fulton Hosts Missouri Girls State Program For 360 Attendees
Fulton will host the Missouri Girls State program at Willigan Woods College campus next week. Registrar Mrs. Walter Gardner announced that students will form city county and state governments during the week and elect officials. A highlight will be the selection of the 2935 Girls State governor at a voting assembly with Miss Eding MacDonald presiding. The girls will register at home Sunday.
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Willigan Woods College
Missouri
Walter Gardner
Gardner
Missouri Department of the American Legion Auxiliry
Jefferson’ S
George Bade
iBeges Mo
Jy Cme
Legion Auxitiaey
Fnrgimente
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St. Jo
Four Bank Robbers Get Prison Terms
Four men convicted in the $50,000 Cornerstone Bank robbery at Southwest City Missouri last February received prison terms. William Budslay Potter of Chicago, 47, and Jack Richard Cope of Beimat Arkansas, 30, drew the heaviest sentences at 32 and 27 years respectively. Other defendants including Glen Howard Patter and associated individuals received lengthy terms, with a note that one wife’s sentence was deferred.
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Cornerstone Bank
Southwest City
Gates
William Budslay Potter
Chicago
Jack Richard Cope
Beimat
Ark
Patter
Cope
Othee
Columbia Federal Law
Lowy Ass
St. Louis
Ray Leis Curtis
Wheatfield
Drew
Glen Howard Patter
Buenos Aires Police Report Fatal Thursway Revall
Federal Police announced 156 deaths in Thursway's revall with 95 injured and 750 additional wounded. In Montevideo an unidentified railin station claim tied to an anti-Peron group said naval forces rose against the government at Puerto Belgrano base in Buenos Aires province. Two warships reportedly joined the base. Also claimed army garrisons in Caryoba and Entre Rios provinces rebelled. In Washington Russia expelled three American attaches from the Moscow embassy.
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Thursway
Montevideo
Uruguay
Puerto Belgrano
Caryoba
Entre Rios
Prosperity Tune As Industry Output Reaches High
New York reports the summer surge as industrial output hits a high and construction activity peaks after seasonal adjustment. Electricity use rises with hotter weather boosting air conditioning, refineries produce two million barrels of gasoline weekly, and meat and coffee consumption show gains. Weekly factory earnings hit 76.11 dollars, unemployment falls, and rising incomes fuel buying.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Tela
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Twillion
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Ue Pare American Coffee Bureau
Aveétare
Ohslaurhs
Depredations To Churches Blamed on Reds
Montevideo Uruguay AP reports rioters attacked Roman Catholic churches in Argentina during Peronist uprising. Peron blamed Communists, urged priests to obey police orders, and vowed no further depredations. He cited state of siege, said casualties were heavy but unconfirmed. Vatican relations and church trespass were central issues.
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Uruguay
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Robey
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Oote
Momtevillcg
Buenoss
Perop
Navy
Hce
Plaza de Mayo
Buenos Aires
Peran
Buenos
Aires
Ecven Imontis
Peroni
Vatican
Mail Box Damaged in One Car Crash on Ash and High Streets
Police report details a single vehicle crash at 6:39 a.m. on Ash and High streets. Laura S. Dilger’s car left the road and struck a mailbox, damaging its east side, with the right front fender also harmed. A separate note states plans for Panama’s 1955 Miss Universe participation were canceled following a warning from Archbishop Francisca Beckman about bathing beauty contestants.
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Laura S. Dilger
Terol E. High
Panama
Francisca Beckman
Wheat Referendum and Misplaced Orders Create Public Confusion
The report details an agricultural and utility funding mixup as the Missouri public service commission approves a 15 mile 15 kV line while officials acknowledge conflicting orders from the Agriculture Department. Amid telegrams and mobilization chatter, a June 25 wheat referendum is noted, with resignations and political shifts tying into broader wartime era framing.
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Oran
Capp
Girardsau
Quartars
Vne Hation
Mis
Dicabng
Eekeams
Souri Public Service
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Ila
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Butler
J. Fred Shaw
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Benson
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Gay
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Donnet
Milwaukee
Rol
Federal Housing Administration
Kansas City
Brazito Youth Paroled After Guilty Theft Plea
Brazito youth Carrey Lee Graham pled guilty to theft of $17 from a Brazito service station. Sentence deferred until today. he was ordered to pay $17 court costs and repay the stolen amount. He allegedly confessed to two other incidents in June. Paroled to his mother and grandfather, who appeared in court.
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