Pendergastism Intervenes In Missouri Senate Nomination
ST LOUIS June 20 AP Thomas C Hennings Jr denounces President Truman intervention in Missouri primaries arguing the party nominating power should rest with voters not the governor or president He warns against revival of Pendergast machine influence and questions James Pendergast as a house ally while noting Hendren and Governor Smiths roles and 1948 campaign funds scrutiny The speech marks a heated clash over party control and the path to the U S Senate nomination in 1950.
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ST. Louis
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Pendergast
Truman
Missouri Pri
Emery W. Alison
U. S. Senate
Ennings
Gressman
Tramar
Kiel Ram
Hennings
Kansas
John H. Hendren
Allison
Hendren
Democratic State Committee
Nat Truman
Missouri
Demic
James Pendergast
Yor Pennerges
Logan
Hose
Democratic Party of
Missour
Pendergast Organization
United States
Kansas City
Smith
Pattempt
Donnell
Jefferson City
Curick to Quit as Agent Saturday. Hall Named Successor
Joe Curick, Cole county extension agent since April 1941, announced he will resign on Saturday. Hensley Hall, formerly Cooper county agent, will succeed him after a Farm Bureau board presentation. Hall has 16 years in extension work, including Laclede and Cooper counties, and will base in Boonville. Curick moves to Sedalia as farm loan appraiser for the southern district of Missouri.
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Cole County
Joe Curick
Curick
Hensley Hall
Cooper County
Boonville
Hall
Farm Bureau
Vance Henry
University of Missouri
Laclede County
Cuzick
Missouri
Sedalia
Igning
Cuziek
Army Air Force
For Formosa Aid Still Unanswered
AP report from Tosayo June 20 notes U S Defense Secretary Lewis Johnson faces questions on recommending immediate aid to Formosa. Briefing raw officers reveals mixed reactions while Maj Gen Earle B Partridge warns against Formosa falling to China. Sources indicate support from Mac Arthur and other strategists for vigorous Southeast Asia action.
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Toxayo
U.S
Lewis Johnson
Formosa
de Johnson
Earle B. Partridge
Far East
Okinawa
Mac Arthur
Southeast Asia
Joplin Woman Died of Poison and Fire
Coroner reports Miss Gwendolyn Creekmore, 49, died from irritant poison and her body was set ablaze after death. Jury says unknown partiers caused death. prosecutor believes murder occurred. Witness details note head injury but not fatal. Domestic issues and an alleged pact feature in the case.
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Joplin
Gwendolyn Creekmore
Ee W. Hurst
Worm
Hurst
Horst
Tate Tourcelot
Governorship Case and Political Maneuvering Across States
Reports detail accusations around a gubernatorial succession attempt and opposition claims concerning Donnell’s capitol position. St. Louis ward support shifts and responses from Hendren mark a tense political moment amid fund handling debates. Separately a maritime incident sees the Indian Exporter and sister ship H Westiaj-Larsen searching Suez routes after a blast with no survivors found. Maryland’s official state tree is the white oak.
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H. Westiaj-Larsen
Suez
Men Missing After Ship Blast Near Suez
The British freighter Indian En sterprise exploded and sank in the Red Sea yesterday. Seventy two crewmen are missing. only one injured member was rescued. The 7,000-ton ship carried 580 tons of explosives to Indian ports, sailing from London with a largely Indian crew.
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Suez
Egypt
Red Sea
London
Brio Tons
Su Js
Women Prison Escapees Captured Hours After Escape
Two inmates of the women's penitentiary escaped around 7 pm yesterday and were recaptured about an hour later by Fulton police and the State Highway Patrol. Helen Pearl Hunter, 39, of Kansas City, and Mary Josephine Ennis, of St. Louis, were the targets of a city-wide search prompted by several tips, though none pinpointed their location.
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Fulton
State Highway Patrol
Helen Pearl Hunter
Kansas City
Mary Josephine Ennis
St. Louis
Vined for Speeding Carl Ray Fined in Police Court
Carl Ray of Centertown pleaded guilty to speeding on 50 West yesterday afternoon. He was fined five dollars in police court today.
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Schrimpf Seed Store
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