Names in the News and Family Events
Philadelphia graduates highlight a University of Pennsylvania commencement for Ellen Ruth Seacat as Lester and Mrs. Seacat visit New York daughters Jean Kimball and Dorothy Seacat. Other items note a birth at St. Mary’s hospital, St. Louis, to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wolters, and various family movements, visits, and operations with multiple named individuals and places across Missouri and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Seacats
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ellen Ruth Seacat
Seacats
Jean Kimball
Dorothy Seacat
New York City
St. Mary's Hospital
Norbert Wolters
St. Louis
Raymond Shouse
East Ashley
Barbara Rodeman
Air
Edward J. Hodeman
West Main
House Unit UK to Anti-Poll Tax Bill
Washington June 22 AP The House administration committee approved anti poll tax legislation to bar states from demanding poll taxes to vote in federal elections It backs civil rights aims despite potential delays in House rules and Senate opposition including filibuster risks Norton and Mrs Norton sponsor the bill with committee approval by 11 to 2 and civil liberties arguments surrounding constitutional rights are noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Administration Committee
Truman
Née House Judiciary Committee
House
Rules Committee
Senate
Norton
D-Nj
Administration Committee
Cormec
Senate Judiciary
Herbert M. Levy
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
Market report shows mixed prices across sectors
Market roundup from Kansas City to Chicago and National Stockyards notes unchanged butter and eggs with receipts around 20,426 in Chicago, hogs up to 23 higher at the National Stockyards, steers and heifers near last week’s close, and varied cow and calf values. The piece covers feed grains, poultry, and machinery listings along with regional sales figures and farm equipment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State
U. S
U.S
East St Louis
Sammon
Roac
Kingdom City
and Choice
Common
Basteille
Public Auction Notice for Harrison and Ry and Airs
Public sale advertised by Harrison Auctotieet and Ry and Airs with Paul Loutzenhiser listed as owner. Auction details read as a standard notice in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB. Harrison
Auctotieet
Paul Loutzenhiser
Attorney Rules Electric Co-ops Subject to Tax
The Missouri Attorney General ruled that rural electric cooperatives are subject to county taxation based on cash value. Assistant AG Robert R. Welborn said co operates financed by federal funds are not exempt from taxes, and applying a different basis would be unconstitutional. The ruling responded to Bollinger County prosecutor Homer F. Williams after disputes over valuation of Stack River Electric Coop property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General
Robert R. Welborn
Homer F. Willams
Guernney
Bollinger County
Willams
Bollinger
Stack River Electric Coop Company
Williams
Welborn
Heat Wave in Northeast Sparks Crop Fears and Fires
Heat wave grips the Northeast as drought worsens crop outlook in New Jersey and New York. Forest fire danger rises with 72 small fires and several minor blazes in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine where camping and forest restrictions are in place. Temperatures hit record highs with 95 in Philadelphia and 94 in New York, while Detroit workers face slowdowns amid heat and humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Conservation Department
New Jersey Agriculture
Deaths Sam Gibson Sax Gibson Dies at 67 in Jefferson City
Sam Sax Gibson 67 died this morning at his home at 26 Cedar Street. Born June 15 1888 in Brazito he moved to Jefferson City as a child. Survived by wife four sons a daughter two brothers and four sisters and 29 grandchildren. He was a member of the Christian church and the Hod Carriers union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam “Sax" Gibson
Cedar Street
Brazito
Jefferson City
Christian Church
Hod Carriers Union
Ber
Waldames
Daugh
Loris Dickerson
Ida Sinnett
Madeline Maples
Doris Fen
Anete
Etha
Hameter
St. Louis
Johner
Ec Br
Jennie Gibson
Kansas City
John
Robert Gibson
Kansas
Maude Gibson
Sas City
Oleia Gordo
Holdén
Audie Belshe
Rieland
Jane Seeber
Pesovia
P Johnson Dies at Home in Lincoln University Era
P Johnson 83 former superintendent of buildings and grounds at Lincoln University died at home. He served as proctor of boys dormitories until retirement. Survived by wife Stella Johnson eight children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. A brother William Johnson of Olathe Kansas also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Johnson
Lincoln University
Stella Johnson
Helen Johnson
Ernest Duncan
Edward Thomas Johnson
Jefferson
Sarah Braxton
Ama
Joseph Johnson
C. McMurdock
Silas A Dr
Washington, Dd
BZ. Johnson
Uita
British West Indies
Willam Johnson
Olathe
Kan
Lions Vote to Make Sweepstakes an Annual Event
The Lions club decided Sunday to continue the Soapbox Sweepstakes as an annual event with a noon luncheon in which thanks were extended to Grady Myers for organizing the race. Officers elected last Wednesday will be installed July 6 at Busch's Lake. Seven new members were inducted: Don W. Rost Kenneth W. Luck Ju Kruse John Wilson 3 Millsap Dan R. Krolick and Walter W. Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lions
Grady Myers
Busch's Lake
Don W. Rost
Kenneth W. Luck
Jui Kruse
John Wilson
Millsap
Dan R. Krolick
Walter W. Schmidt
Senate Approves Four Appointments in Missouri
The Missouri Senate today approved four gubernatorial appointments. Proctor N. Carter of Columbia was named director of the Division of Welfare, Eugene W. Cover of Sedalia was reappointed to the Board of Probation and Parole, Leo J. Clavin of Salisbury became state purchasing agent, and Frank L. Woodward of Kansas City joined the State Real Estate Commission. Vincent J. O Flaherty of Kansas City was rejected after opposition by Sen. Paul Winans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Smith
Missouri Senate
Proctor N. Carter
Columbia
Division of Welfare
Eugene W. Cover
Sedalia
Board of Probation and Parole
Covey
Smith
Leo J. Clavin
Salisbury
William L. Smith
Clav
Frank L. Woodward
Kansas City
State Real Estate Commission
Vincent J. O Flaherty
O'Flaherty
Senate
Paul Winans
Winans
Local Radio Fans Report TV Broadcasts From D C and Chicago
Jefferson City residents in the Capital Amateur Radio club reported receiving television broadcasts last night from two Washington stations a Chicago station and two unidentified stations. Millard Johns of Rolla confirmed a Chicago broadcast. Reception occurred from 7 20 to 8 20 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagel Anomiun
Poeh
Roy Garrett
Jefferson City
Capital Amateur Radio Club
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Millard Johns
Rolla
Gerrett
Missouri Senate to Pass Hot Potato Bill Tomorrow
The Missouri Senate plans to act on a controversial gasoline tax bill tomorrow. Governor Forrest Sun Honor Late Member Lauraer of the Jefferson Zonta Club was remembered at a regular meeting. A planned picnic and the year’s service project were discussed during the business session led by Bertha Nan Carsident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wue
Missouri Senate
Sen. Award V. Long
Bowling Green
Delste
Forrest Sun
Lauraer
Jefferity Zonta Club
Bertha Nan Carsident
Beings Refuse Food Over Belief in Trans Migration of Souls
A brief note reports that some people decline to eat due to their belief in the trans migration of souls. The text emphasizes a clash between dietary practice and spiritual doctrine without detailing the community or location.
Coplon Case Notes and Marine Reserve Enlistment
Testimony shows Caplon insisting she loves red amid cross examinations about her ties to the Soviet ideal and secretariat role while objections flare. In a separate item, William F. Diemler, 17, of 0103 Park Avenue, enlists in the Marine Corps Reserves for two years, sworn in by Capt. Phil a A. Dailmeyer Jr.
Chamber of Commerce Plans Visitor Assistance in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce committee discussed welcoming and aiding convention delegates. Plans include signs banners in show windows greetings brochures and a survey of office space living quarters to attract state associations. A private rooms list for overflow visitors will be compiled. Eight firemen injured in pre dawn fire at municipal fish wharves along the Potomac River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Hove
Chamber
Washington
Potomac River
Typhoon Death Toll in Japan Reaches 137
Welfare ministry reports 137 dead as a Japanese vessel foundered off Honshu with 13,000 missing and sailors feared lost. Damages from property and shipping rise to millions while 16 fishing boats sunk and 78 missing. An American and a Japanese were rescued from the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Welfare Ministry
Pulve
Honshu
Japanese Marine Safety Board
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