Grain Dealers Meet In Missouri To Address Problems
About 150 delegates attend the 33rd annual Missouri Grain Feed and Miller's Association convention at Hotel Governor to seek solutions for grain handling and export. Leaders push railroad relief, government withdrawal, and dealer control, with sessions on labor, fertility, soft wheat milling, postwar trade, and national issues. The gathering includes speeches by Arthur Mann Clinton and other industry figures, with officer elections and a banquet to close.
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Missouri
Missouri Grain, Feed’ and Miller's Association
Governor
Arthur Mann
Clinton
James T. Blair
H. H. Green
Dwight L. Dannen
St. Joseph
T. J. Krauss
St. Louis
Missori Associated Industries
J. E. Crogby, Jr
Missouri College ‘of Agriculture
W. A. Albrecht
Columbia
Sails
The
College of Agriculture
C. A. Helm
Missouri Seed Improvement’ Association
H.R. Diercks
Sterling Masters
Kansas City
Washington
R. B. Bowden
Washington, D. C
National Grain, and Feed Dealers Association
Appellate Court Sustains Blair in Rail Canopy Case
The Kansas City Court of Appeals sustains Judge Sam C. Blair in State Ex rel Delmar Dail v PSC. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen challenged the Public Service Commission grant to authorize a canopy over railroad tracks. Blair affirmed the PSC and the Brotherhood's appeal is upheld by the appellate court.
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Kansas City Court of Appeals
Sam C. Blair
Cale County
Delmar Dail
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen
Public Service Commission
Blair
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
PSC
Brotherhood
Cole
Kansas City Court
Parole Revocation Orders Upheld by Judge Blair
Judge Blair revoked parole for Oscar Helion and Joseph Goza and ordered their committals. Helion faces two years and Goza three years in Algoa, with a warning to other violators to meet conditions or face similar consequences.
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Oscar Helion
Joseph Goza
Blair
Helion
Goza
Algoa
Weather forecast for Jefferson City and vicinity
Continued cloudy tonight with occasional light showers ending around noon tomorrow. Warmer tomorrow with highs near 85 degrees. Precipitation around 0.02 inches reported. Temperatures and observations listed for nearby stations include Missourian, Kansas City, Boonville, and Ozark regions with variable readings.
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Jefferson City
Missmart
Oxare River St. Thomas
Blake
Ozarke
Young Democratic Delegates Gather for Missouri State Convention
Delegations from St. Louis Kansas City and many outstate clubs arrive in the city for a Missouri Young Democrats state convention expected to draw 400 to 500 workers. Officials anticipate prospective candidates for district and state offices will attend. a banquet at Hotel Missouri and a Friday night gathering close the program.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Women’s Clubs
Young Democrats
Roy W. Harper
Caruthersville
Democratic Party
Jessie F. Coleman
Jennie §. Walsh
Missouri Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
Hotel Missouri
Missouri
Roger Taylor
Springfield
Paul Williams
Columbia
J. ¥. Conran
New Madrid
Dan Carr
Sedally
Marvin Wright
Salisbury
Hugh P. Willismason
Fullon
John E. Burris
Miami
Rober Grant Walsh
Ella Campbell
Irene Wilson
Jackson
Merceda Miles
Macon
Blair Outlines City Problems and Improvements Plan
May or James T. Blair addressed Kiwanis on city administration issues and planned improvements including fire equipment, public health program, parking meters, and cleanup of eyesores. He cited pay levels for police and fire staff, potential health unit cooperation, and a program to curb downtown loiterers by court action and street labor. Glen Corcoran chaired. visitor Robert Meyer attended.
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Kiwanis Club
James T. Blair
Pettis
Blair
Jesse N. Owens
Glen Corcoran
Robert W. Meyer
Topeka
Kan
Kiwanis
Man Held in New Orleans for Forgery Charge
Helton of Jefferson City is being held in New Orleans for local authorities on a forgery charge. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Riley filed information against Helton in cashing a $14 check at Morean Heights grocery. Extradition papers likely. Police Officer Cland Short may depart for New Orleans to bring him back.
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Helton
Jefferson City
New Orleans
James T. Riley
Morean Heights
Sewer Appraisers Named By Court On Highway 50 Route
Henry Smith Frank Weiler and Frank Railton were appointed by Judge Sam C Blair as appraisers to assess damages and benefits to property owners along the Highway 50 sewer line route. The condemnation action City of Jefferson vs Beck seeks right of way for the sewer project, delaying work after a contract award to Louis Brumberger. Also, Judge Blair denied habeas corpus petitions of two inmates Alfred Forney and David Wilson, finding the petitions did not state grounds for relief.
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Henry Smith
Frank Weiler
Frank Railton
Sam C. Blair
City of
Jefferson
Beck
Cowl
Louis Brum
Duidge Blair
Alfred Forney
Holt County
David Wilson
Washington County
Wunderlich Tells! 15 Die In Crash Of Senate Group Air Liner
Washington AP report on Matlin Wunderlich testimony about War Assets Administration planes and a salvaging firm Aircraft Conversion Co. formed after a Kingman sale. Details include inventory, extensions, profits claims, and hearings. Also Pan American flight Eclipse crash at Megadine Syria with 15 dead among 36 aboard.
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Wunderlich
Senate
Washington
Matlin Wunderlich
Jefferson City Co
Justice Department
Southwest Fields
Expenditures Committee
War Assets Administration
Aircraft Conversion Co
Kingman
Ariz
WAA
John H. Carey
Carey
Wunuesucn
Panama
Revenue Bureau
Ferguson
Lonversion
New York
Pan American World Airways
Megadine
Syria
Waltons Not To Be Disappointed See Weekend Predictions
Predictions for this weekend in Missouri gave anglers a better than even chance in most of the game fish waters, the state conservation commission reported today. But it was just a prediction for the Lake Wappapello area where mosquito control was under way with floodgates to remain closed until tomorrow and then opened over the weekend to vary water levels. Midweek reports from the Ozarks and Taneycomo areas indicated fishermen needn't go home empty handed.
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Missouri
Angers
State Conservation Commission
Lake Wappapella
Ozarks
Taneycoino
193 Acre Farm and City Residence Sold in Jefferson City
Sales of a Jefferson City residence on Lafayette street to Mr and Mrs J T Payne were recorded. Excise stamps show a sale price near $6,500. Frank Hoskins bought the 193 acre farm known as the Slocum place on Henley road from Heisinger Realty Company with a purchase price around $4,000.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
County Recorder's Office
Nannie J
Mary Reed
J. T. Payne
Lafayette Street
Frank Hoskins
Farmer dies after truck collision near Fackson
88 year old H. Slinkard, a farmer, was killed while crossing highway 34 near Fackson Missouri when struck by a truck late yesterday. The accident occurred in the late hours and authorities investigated the scene.
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Fackson
Slinkard
Highway 34
Here
Investigator sent to Syria over Pan American crash death toll
The Civil Aeronautics Board assigns Ralph Reed to Syria to probe a Pan American crash that killed 15 people while en route from Karachi to Istanbul. Survivors include Purser Anthony Volpe Stewardess Jane Bray and Third Officer Eugene Roddenberry.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Syria
Pan-American Airways
Ralph Reed
Denver
Pan American
Karachi
Istanbul
Damascus
Anthony Volpe
Jane Bray
New York
Eugene W. Roddenberry
River Edge
N. F
Pan-American
Joseph Hall Hart, Jr
Chase Park
Greenwich
India
Enigadine
America
Pan- American
Instructor Pilot Die In Texas Plane Crash
Major Pierce W. McKennon flying instructor at Randolph Field and Second Lieut. Robert A. Yunt student pilot were killed in a training plane crash five miles from the field. McKennon of Fort Smith Arkansas leaves a widow Beulah T. Mc Kennan in San Antonio. Yunt’s mother Mrs. Til sie C. Yunt of Shively Kentucky and relatives were visiting Randolph Field at the time of the crash.
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San Antonio
Pierce W. McKennon
Randolph Field
Robert A. Yunt
MckKennon
Fort Smith, Ark
Beulah T. McKennan
Yunt
Tilsie C. Yunt
Shively
Ky. Lieut. Yunt
Army Recruits Fall Short of Standards Nationwide
About 40 percent of men seeking regular army enlistment fail to pass the required mental and physical tests. A January survey by military Personnel Procurement officials shows 20.24 percent fail mental tests, 11.36 percent fail physical tests, and 1.42 percent fail for moral or substandard reasons. Data from the Missouri-Kansas district align with national figures, and the recruiting office in the federal building now offers application forms for aviation cadets.
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Regular Army
William F. Conlon
Army
Federal
Conlon
Missouri-Kansas
Senate approves Scheen for Eastern Missouri U S Marshal
The senate judiciary committee approved the nomination of Otte Scheen to be U S Marshal for eastern Missouri. No further action details were provided in the excerpt.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Otte Scheen
Missouri
Survey Proposal By Vandenberg Gets Blessings
Washington June 19 AP Senator Vandenberg's plan for a bipartisan study of how much aid the United States can safely give abroad appears to win State Department support. Will Clayton called the idea wise, but cautioned that foreign need should be determined by others with checks by U S officials. Marshall will study the plan before cabinet discussion with Vandenberg. Clayton heads to Geneva for trade talks, then London and Europe to review issues.
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Washington
Vandenberg
United States
State Department
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Will Clayton
Clayton
Treasury
Marshall
Michigan
Geneva
London
Magistrate Jury Hears Careless Driving Case
Curtis George Sinnett faces a careless and reckless driving charge in Wheatly's magistrate court after an accident at St Martins on May 30 when Sinnett's car overturned. He pleads not guilty. Jurors include Bob Young, B Porch, Leonard Jones, Mrs Curtis Bybee, Fred Landwehr, Liosd J Short, Mrs L A Carnes, Mrs Naema Flinging, Bib Kerr, Jenn Schrimpf, Theo Stuckenschneider and Orville Atterbury.
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Bib Kerr
Jenn Schrimpf
Theo Stuckenschneider
Orville Atterbury
Columbia Man Fined For Careless Driving
Ternst A Hill a Columbia student was fined 25 dollars by the police court this morning for careless and reckless driving after being arrested about 1 45 am in the 1M block on Bolivar street and pleading guilty Omar Runge route 2 Jefferson City paid a 5 dollar fine Wednesday for speeding after a Tuesday ticket for exceeding the limit in the 100 block East Capitol avenue
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Ternst A. Hill
Columbia
Bolivar Street
Omar Runge
Jefferson City
East Capitol Avenue
Avowed Suitor of Princess Returns To U S
NEW YORK June 19 AP Albert EB Lange of North Arlington New Jersey returned from England after seeking to marry Princess Elizabeth. He said British authorities refused admission when he announced his plan and told him he was undesirable. Lange quoted officials as saying they had followed the princess since she was a child.
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New York
Albert EB. Lange
North Arlington
N. J
England
Elizabeth
LaGuardia Field
Lange
River Floods Return After New Heavy Rains In Missouri
The Missouri River rose to 25.3 feet in Central Missouri as backwaters flooded basements on Harrison Street and roads near Jefferson were closed. Boonville tracks flooded but trains ran. Route 40 east of Boonville and Route 41 through Callaway County faced closures as higher stages are expected. Forecasts predict up to 27.5 feet Saturday and 28 feet Monday. St Joseph showed a drop but a 21 foot crest was forecast Friday amid northern rainfall.
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Missouri
Harrison Street
North
Jefferson
Callaway
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Boonville
Callaway County
Highway Department of Hells
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Hannibal
Ask Incorporation For Legion Home
Incorporation for the American Legion Home association to be formed by Roscoe Enloe Post No. 5 was filed in circuit court. J. Melvin White side as president, Robert W. Hadlick as vice president, and William Laux as secretary treasurer led the petition with a board including Omar Kelps H J Baker Frank Railton Carl Bosch Bailey H Mayes and John Phelps. Damages claim filed by Champlin Refining Co against John Groner seeks 550 for a December 20 1946 Fulton accident where brakes on a parked truck allegedly released causing a crash into three gasoline pumps.
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American Legion Home Association
Roscoe Enloe
American Legion
Champlin Refining Company
R Corporation
John Groner
J. Melvin Whiteside
Robert W. Had~lick
William Laux
Omar Kelps
H. J. Baker
Frank Railton
Carl “Bosch
Bailey H. Mayes
John Phelps
Fulton
Ulion
Wool Tariff Bill Approved by Senate
Senate approved administration opposed wool tariff legislation sending it to the White House. The measure passed 48 to 38 as supporters argued for higher duties and import restrictions while opponents warned of market disruption and price increases.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Southern Chiefs Press Truman to Sign Union Curber Bill
The article reports President Truman refused a southern Democratic appeal to sign the labor bill. Montgomery official Col Marion Rushton and Georgia publisher William Morris describe Truman’s plan to study the bill sentence by sentence before deciding what is best for the country. White House meetings with southern leaders discuss support for signing, while Republicans urge quick action if a veto is issued.
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Washington
Truman
Marion Rushton
Democratic National
Montgomery
Ala
White House
William §. Morrig
Augusta
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Caro Solina
South Carolina
Democratic Pramn
Capitol
Senate
House
Congress
Martin
Rmass
Taft Qhiey
Senate Republican Po Committee
GOP
Barkley
Charles G. Ross
White
Democratic Party
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V. M. Molotov
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