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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
9
State highway patrol and motor vehicle officials have investigated drivers who alter passenger cars to resemble pickups or trucks to pay lower license fees. The drive to round up offenders is nearing completion and will begin soon, Superintendent Col. B Marvin Casteel said.
Leonard Dowdy a deaf and blind Sedalia Missouri boy will demonstrate his educational progress during a five week summer school and round table conferences at the University of Chicago starting June 26 Prominent deaf educators from the United States including staff from the Missouri School for the Deaf and Central Institute for the Deaf St Louis will take part The event also highlights Tad Chapman an 18 year old blind deaf student at the Perkins Institution for the Blind Watertown Massachusetts taught by Tadoma Method which uses touch to interpret speech and lip movement
Boone county will vote July 14 to elect a sheriff to fill the unexpired term of Sheriff Roger Wilson who was slain last Wednesday with Sgt. Ben Booth during the Mexico bank holdup investigation. Five candidates have signified their intention to run.
Missouri figures weigh Hadley lineage for U S Senate amid party jockeying. Roscoe Patterson and Henry S Caulfeld are mentioned as rivals with others like Charles M Howell and Phil M Donnelly in play. Donnelly known as independent senate leader. Freight loadings for Missouri Pacific Railway rise to 211 152 last week.
The report notes vehicle counts of 28 010 in the prior week and 19 266 during the 1992 period. Exact context and locations are not provided in the fragment.
A 93 foot tall elm tree, a Hayti landmark since the town was founded, was cut down by a highway department crew to make way for a new paved link between highways 84 and 61. The tree had a circumference of 1¢ feet.
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