Pay Raise Bills Signed by Governor Donnelly
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly signed bills boosting salaries for state officials including agriculture commissioner L. Carpenter from 36 500 to 10 000 a year and Rex M. Whitton and Morris Gordon. He also approved a 1 433 000 salary and expense package for legislators and measures extending retirement options for city police and fire departments. A new general stealing law and penalties for poisoning were addressed, with districts required audits for state aid.
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Phil M. Donnelly
L. ©. Carpenter
Ihe
Esterday
Stell
Permanent Committee On Legislative Research
Aj Ba
Rex M. Whitton
Morris G. Gordon
State Savings and
L Oan
Jte
Missouri
Salk Testimony on Polio Vaccination Says Vaccinated Children Don't Transmit
In a House briefing, Jonas E. Salk testified that children properly vaccinated against polio do not transmit the disease to others. He noted that contraction of polio is unlikely among those immunized, framing vaccination as a public health shield. John L. Beck Dies. funeral arrangements set for Friday.
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Salk
Washington
Jonas E. Salk
Polia
John L. Beck
Beck
Lion
Walz
Tomatnitter
Iwas
Denklin St
Rap
Dingworth
Damid
New Jersey
Doulets
Priest 4
Reach Agreement on Salary Hikes
Senate and House conferees reached a compromise on a bill boosting federal employee pay by about 7.3 percent retroactive to March 1, totaling roughly 326 million dollars annually for about 983,057 civil service workers and 90,205 postal staff. Some members urged higher ceilings while others cautioned against overreach, with debate centering on final percentages and retroactivity.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenewer
Olin D. Johnstown
D-Sc
Telephone Firm Gains Authority for Loan
The subcommittee considers legislation to provide federal funds for vaccinating all nation’s children. Missouri Public Service Commission today granted the right to borrow 419,000 dollars from the federal government to fund free vaccine for needy children. A rival proposal would provide free vaccine for all children through Rural Electrification Administration funds. the cost is estimated at 35 millions.
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Missouri Public Service
Eisenhower
Commission
Congress
Tollais Telephone Co
Dallas
Parkho
Forum Sessions Role in Chamber of Commerce Growth
Inauguration of forum investigations at the Chamber was recommended at the second of two coffee sessions held to welcome new members. A similar session ran yesterday, with 156 firms joining during a May three day drive. Members suggest forum meetings for all and will be seriously considered.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dick Rochette
Chamber
Jin
Nine People Pay Fines for Speeding in Police Court
Herbert 1 cate of Linn was fined 3 in a police court action today for careless and reckless driving. A 30 day jail term was slaved on payment of the fine. The charge arose from an accident at 1:25 p.m. yesterday in the 609 block of East Highly steel where a car operated by Strate struck a parked vehicle owned by Dr. Richard P. Skain. The complete front of the Skain car was damaged. No damage to the Strate vehicle was listed. Also fined for speeding were Kenneth L. Morris Ignano Colo Jos son St. Louis Martha J. Solomons Springfield IL Leonard J. Hillert St. Louis Hubert J. Neulzer Jr. 1217 Monroe St. Billy D. Foster Keylesville Sam Hager 22 Boonville Ro. Vernon Patrick 328 E. Diinklin.
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Herbert 1
Cate
Linn
Yestert
East Highly Steel
Strate
Richard P. Skain
Potter
Skain
Weather outlook for Jefferson City area
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with scattered showers. Cooler Thursday with low around 60 and highs in the low 80s. Published city weather notes reference nearby towns and temperatures across the region.
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Jefferson City
Kaness City
Boonville
Viermann
Orate Iver Lake
Yne-Onarks
Far River
Deffersoy City
Government Help Pleads for Daughter to Come to America
Philipp Hetler, 39, of Sacramento, appeals to the Czech foreign minister via letter to obtain an exit permit for his daughter Vera Anita Hetlerova, 10, to join him in the United States. He cites his late wife’s death in Prague and his wish for his child to avoid orphanage life during the United Nations anniversary celebrations.
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America
San Francisco
Europe
Cxedho Stovakin
United States
Philipp Heller
Sacra
Vaciy David
United Nations
Prague
Vera
Anita Hetlerova
Praha-L
Transfer for Local Recruiter Ends Years of Service
M Sgt Ernest L Cooper assigned to Jefferson City Air Force recruiting since December 1953 wraps up his tour after a 15 day leave. He will transfer after reporting to Brooklyn for a one year Air Defense Forces tour and will make Springfield home while his family remains there. Cooper, a Georgia native, served six years in the Army in the Pacific during World War II and later joined the Air Force. Haircut price rises to 1.50 in Kansas City marking first increase since 1931.
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Ernest L. Cooper
Jefferson City
Central Way
Missouri
Cooper
Atlanta
Army
South Pacific
Air Force
England
Taso
Cooper Ceceyitiy
Springfield
Teeland
Kansas City
Stevens resigns as Army Secretary after clash with McCarthy
Washington reports Robert T. Stevens resigns as Secretary of the Army citing personal reasons. President Eisenhower nominates Wilber M. Brucker, former Michigan attorney general, to succeed Stevens. Stevens will depart Pentagon by July end, amid ongoing post hearings fallout and a broader shakeup at the Defense Department.
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Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Hisenhower
jWlber MM. Brucker
Defense Department
Stevens
Reison
San
McCarthy
Wis
Pentagon
Eisenhower
J Brucker
Michigan
Detroit
Iblic
Enhower
New England
Tevens
McCar
David Schino
Aviv
Cohn
Adawhs
Brucker
Jamia
Polio Inoculation Suspension and Salk Antigen Halt
Dr Albert B Sobin a leasing polio expert urged today suspending inoculations and stopping the manufacture of Salk serum He warned the preparation is dangerous and could cause harm In San Francisco V M Malefay urged ending the cold war and pledged to do all in his power to ease internal tensions
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Bulletin
Wasitington G
Albert B. Sobin
San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Malefay
Hussin
Missouri reformed prison system eyes Col. Clifford V. Gye
Col. Clifford V. Gye, 54, an aide in the Air Force Marshals Office in Washington, was named prominently for appointment as prison director in Missouri's reform program. He visited Jefferson City last week and was met by state officials. He said he would accept the job if offered.
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Clifford V. Gye
Air Force
Washington
Missouri
Oje
Jefferson Cay
Molotov urges UN to dedicate itself to peace task
In San Francisco, Foreign Minister Molotov urged the United Nations to dedicate itself to cementing world peace as the U N enters a new decade. He said the UN should be a center for harmonizing nations and resolving tensions, while avoiding a formal peace declaration amid some opposition. The session nears a possible peace declaration with form and procedure still under discussion.
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San Francisco
M. Molotov
Soviet Union
U. N
Molotov
United Nations
United Nation
Hcly
Sesson
World Organization
Hel
Molotey
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
U.N. General Assembly
de Knawe
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
General Assembly
Grant Dr Scruggs Leave of Absence
Lingeli University assigns President Sherman D Scruggs a year long leave starting July 1 to recover from a lingering illness contracted abroad last fall. Earl E Dawson named Acting President of the University through June 30, 1936, after 17 years at Lincoln.
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Lingeli University
Sherman D. Scruggs
Dr. Scruggs
Linccoln
Earl E. Dawson
Gean
College of Arts and Sciences
Appointment of Acting Magistrate in Cole County Court
Acting Magistrate Joseph R. Naew of 100% St. Mary Blvd has been appointed acting judge of the Cole County Magistrate Court during Judge Foster S. Wheatley’s vacation from July 27 to July 11. An order appointing Naew, a practicing attorney, was filed today and signed by Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair.
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Joseph R. Naew
St. Mary Blvd
Cole County
Italian Premier Resigns After Coalition Collapse
Rome reports Premier Mario Scelba, after 18 months of confronting Italian communism and backing the West, resigns as he meets President Giovanni Gronchi at the Quirinale Palace. Cabinet communique confirms unanimous decision to present resignations to the President.
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Rome
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Giovanni i Granehi
Quirinate Palace
Council of Ministers
Resignation Crisis Shakes Italian Government
Premier Scelba faces a pivotal crisis as his Christian Democrat party splits in opposition and a major faction walks out. Gronchi may accept resignations or demand a confidence vote, while the cabinet reshuffle fails to avert a political showdown in parliament.
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Scelba
Groneht
Sceloa
Christian Democrat
Alles
Christian Democrat Party
Giuseppe Pella
Pella
Social Demorat
Giuseppe Saragat
Pro- Midh
Serlba
Chaczed
Gronehi
Pick & Mey
VW Gronchi
Gronchi
Reyxihiiian
Jspit
Chistian Democratic
Opposi Flion
Chamber of Deputies T
Iminor Center
Christian Democrats
Sorialists
Pick ‘Vo Nenni
Baker Named New Legion Commander
Harold B. Baker Jr a Jefferson City veteran with World War I service was elected commander of the Rescoe Enroe Post No 5 American Legion at the regular August meeting. He will be installed with other newly elected officers including adjutant Edgar Schule and senior vice commander Huelt A. Baders. The post, boasting 612 members, also elected officers and discussed state publicity roles as Baker prepares for August installation.
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Army of the United States
Charly Mickey
State Region Commission On Publicity and
Maried
Organizatton's Fun and Honor Society
Jimander
Huelt A. Baderse
Highway 34 South
Harry Galdemmer
Dix Ra
R. H. Mueller
Lee J. ‘Goore
Dix Road
Ralph J .Rose
Minasa Lane
Det “Kerk A. Hitchey
E. Dunklin
Charles J. Hurley
Holts Summit
Edgar Schule
Star Route Two
Baker
Duane’Smith
W. Atehis
St. War
Carol Wheeler Heads Federalist Ticket in Girls State
Jefferson City girl Carol Wheeler seeks the Federalist nomination for governor of Girls State at Fulton. With two rivals Kay Denham and Vickie Sheldon, Wheeler campaigns on a "Get a Wheel of a Deal With Wheeler" theme, posting signs and distributing wheel souvenirs as results from primaries are awaited.
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Carol Wheeler
Jefferson City
Sefferson City
Fulton
Carol Low Wheelier
Green Berry Road
Federalist Party
Kay Denham
Columbia
Vickie Sheldon
Kansas City
Athe Bea
William Woods College
Istate Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Anita Barickman
104A Lafay
Ette St
Ann Blaser
W. Main Sr
Federalist
Miss Wheeler
Hubert Wheeler
Wheeler
Four Hurt In Traffic Mishaps Involving Cow Sides
Four persons were injured in two separate accidents reported by the State Highway Patrol. Richard Oscar Abbott, 36, of Eugene, struck a cow on Highway 5 north of Versailles at 3:30 a.m., with passenger Austin Sherlock treated for minor injuries at Gunn Clinic. The cow died. Earlier, three Prairie Home youths sustained minor injuries in a single vehicle crash on Highway 40 near County Route K west of Conover at 4:15 p.m. Donnie Jon McClanahan, 17, lost control while tuning the radio. the car overturned. Linda Jou Render, 14, and David Lee Roedel, 12, both of Prairie Home, required emergency care at St. Joseph's Hospital in Boonville.
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Richard Oscar Abbott
Eugene
Highway 5
Versailles
Austin Sherlock
Kansas City
Gunn Clinic
Prairie Home
Conver
Donnie Jon McClaughan
Editiot
McClanahan
Linda Jou Render
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John L. Beck Renken Jr
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