Wainwright Held on Assault with Intent to Rob Bond Set
Wainwright, a Kansas City midget auto racer, is under heavy bond after Magistrate Foster S. Wheatly ordered him held for Circuit Court on an assault with intent to rob charge. Bond was set at 10,000 with possible transfers to Moberly and Dallas if bail cannot be posted. Ed Orr seeks a preliminary hearing as Henneger identifies Wainwright as one attacker who threatened to kill him at his Russellville farm home. Wainwright’s case traces to a Columbia Fruit Market burglary arrest months ago.
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Foster S. Wheatly
Hieid
Wainwright
Kansas City
Moberiy
Dallas
Tex
Cole County
Kansas
Columbia
Eye Don'ts for Factory Workers Guide
A compact safety note urges workers to protect eyesight and avoid unnecessary eye strain. It mentions Lavoptix tocsr and references refunds, travel work, and praise for thirty years of success while noting drug storage considerations.
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J Sands
Boy watches sister burial as illness looms
In Laurel Mississippi an eight year old, Billy Anderson, mourns during his sister Betty Joyce Anderson's burial from leukemia. He tells his mother he does not want more treatment in New Orleans, saying it did no good for Betty Joyce. Betty Joyce died earlier in the week. another daughter Rose Marie remains, eight months old. The family faces limited hope as both children fight the disease.
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Laurel
Billy Anderson
Lukemia
Betty Joyce
New Orleans
Glaze Anderson
Typhoon Kills 40 Heads for Honshu Japan
Typhoon with 115 mph winds moved from the Japan sea toward Honshu after killing about 40 people in Southern Japan and Okinawa. Police reported 563 missing as destruction spread across Kyushu and Central Japan with hundreds of houses flooded and communications disrupted. Government data show 513 Americans on Okinawa occupation duty, including 190 civilians and 269 enlisted men.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Japan
Okinawa
Japan Sea
Mainsland
Kyushu Island
Washington
Senate Extends Bribery Laws To All State Workers
The Senate passed a bill to day extending bribery laws to cover all state employees. It raises the law from only state officials and cleared the chamber by 28 to 0. The measure, introduced in the House by Meredith Garten, moves to the Governor after House approval.
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Senate
House
Frank M. Frisby
Bethany
Hop
Meredith Garten CR
Lawrence County
Falzone
Joseph Falzone
St. Louis
State Department of Agriculture
William M. Quinn
Johnson Proposes Modernizing Two Aircraft Carriers
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced with President Truman’s approval the modernization of two aircraft carriers at a total cost of 80 million dollars. He spoke at the National War College graduation and argued for a stronger navy to counter Soviet threats, noting savings would fund the upgrades within the current budget.
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Washington
Louis i Johnson
Tru Man
Johnson
National War College
Truman
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Transfer For Conlon Heads To Japan
Captain William F. Conlon of the corps of military police will be transferred to duty in Japan. He has led the army and air force recruiting service here since February 12, 1946. Captain Conlon will be succeeded locally by Captain Warren K. Burt of the air force. Burt has been stationed in Sidosepa.
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Ransfer
Conlon
William F. Conlon
Corps of Military Police
Japan
Army
Air Force
Conion
Conlon i
Warren K. Burt
Burt
Siidosepa
Local enlistee joins Marines as church bells repurposed
Robert Alan Siewermart, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Donald S Me ii of Jefferson City, has enlisted in the Marines for one year, announced today by Sgt Dwight Mace of the local Marine Recruiting Service. McDermott graduated from Jefferson City Junior College this year. More than 100 bells formerly used on locomotives by the Southern Railway System are now used by churches along the railroad.
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Robert Alan Siewermart
Donald S. Meii
Jefferson City
Marines Corps
Dwight Mace
Marine
McDermott
U.S
Southern Railway System
Opening City Swim Pools Still Indefinite
Jefferson City plans to open its new pools by July but a definite date has not been set. Porter cited plumbing issues at the West end pool, incomplete filtration work, and a delayed vacuum cleaner delivery as reasons for delays. Weather and remaining grading and road work also affect completion, with the Hust end pool nearing finish aside from grading.
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Jefferson City
Ben Porter
Park
West End
Porter
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Sister
Could Appear
Missouri
Hoone County
Randolph County
Atorsney
Mwright
Russellville
Teiore
Hennegar
State Highway Patrol
Wainnwright
the Home Improvement - CO
Schwitzer
Cummi Lompant
Amnapolis
U.S.A
Arthur W. Ellis, Inc
BIG Goodyear
Denrian Street
Jefferson Phone
Island of
Brassieres
Australia
St.Louis
Mayfair Ltd
St. Charles
G.O.P
Central City
Southside Dry Goods
E. Dunklin
Studebaker
Mid-State Motor Company
Mulberry & McCarty
Emc Sa Uno BR CIA
Cee
Ae Ua
Pikup-Pak
Hyde Park
Eel Park
Mitzi Shop
E. Hixh
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