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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1956

Page

2

Summer heat grips nation amid thundershowers and heat wave

Weather across the nation sees arid heat in the south and east while the Northeast enjoys a brief respite. Severe storms bring damaging winds and heavy rain from the Upper Midwest through the Mississippi Valley to the central plains, with notable rainfall in South Dakota and Minnesota. Temperatures push toward the 90s in the Great Lakes region as fronts shift eastward, with some areas recording near record heat yesterday.

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Third Of Prisoners Collab Alleged In Washington Probe

War era testimony outlines claims that a third of U S POWs were compelled to cooperate with Chinese and Soviet forces under torture or coercion. Witnesses describe brainwashing and forced confessions as part of a broader Communist influence claim.

Re-Election of Judges in 1954 General Election

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Judge Janes winning re election with a commission from the governor. It mentions terms ending January 1900 and a 1953 legislative provision to stagger terms for judges of divisions five and six. The text references general elections and voters choosing judges for two year terms beginning from the first of the year.

Divis PH MM. Donnelly Janes Tobermin Siud Jndges

Man Known for Work With Deaf Blind Dies

A longtime advocate for deaf and blind communities died after a public life of service. Barba, recognized speaker at GOP events, led efforts to revitalize party outreach and support for people with disabilities. Funeral services were planned near his home, with community leaders reflecting on his impact.

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Three Escapees Sentenced to Two Years in Fulton Court

In Cheeul Court Tuesday, three escapees Wey A. Tul, James Williamy, and Theodore Tennyson received additional two-year sentences after being recaptured from the sawanill transport. Authorities state they acted as penitents from the prize farm.

Fulton Speade Cheeul Court Williamy Tennyson

Governor Snips Ribbon New Building Opened

Governor presided at the opening of a new building worth 500000 dollars in Kansas City. The ceremony drew the election board and local officials as the community celebrated progress and civic improvement.

Kansas City Ciov Donnelly

Towa Youth Wins Boy Scout Scholarship Amid Uncertain Terms

A fragmented Kansas City report names Towa Youth as the Boy Scout scholarship winner amid unclear terms and local commentary. The piece notes Waverly Iowa connections, a two year term proposal, and a tribute to service in a drowning incident, with remarks from Jones.

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Windy Taylor backs new policy on unsold seats for youths

The ball club manager Windy Taylor praised a policy allowing youths into games for free or at reduced prices, while Patrolman Tiny Fields complained about kids climbing fences. The exchange highlighted a community debate on accessibility and crowd control at bleachers.

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Towing Stop Reels In Whiskey Shipment

State trooper reported a G and A truck halted for a routine traffic stop. In the load were 27 cases and 9 jars of whiskey, plus an automobile, totaling an estimated 188 gallons per hour. Walesville authorities investigated the incident and identified the driver as Wilt Ya.

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