Taft Hartley Act Passed Into Law By Senate Vote
In Washington on June 23 the Senate overrode President Truman to enact the Taft Hartley labor bill 68 to 29, imposing government injunctions on national emergency strikes for at least 80 days, banning the closed shop and amending the Wagner Act. The move marked a major Republican victory over the President, with broad congressional support despite Truman’s veto.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Congress
House
Rbefore
Seale
Taft
Ohio
Barkley
Sermator Barkley
Harry S. Truman
Fine Art of Hog Calling Bowing To Modern Days
In Omaha on June 23 contestants in the annual hog calling contest ran into the era of self feeding hogs and practice lapses. Winners Mrs Vern Lofgren of West Point Nebraska and Harry L Madsen of Nebraska City Nebraska head to New York to showcase a radio program while hog calling gains modern appeal. Contestants came from across the nation.
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Omaha
Livestock Commission
Vern Lofgren
West Point
Nebr
Harry L. Madsen
Nebraska City
New York
Installation of New Parking Meters Planned by Council
Aldermen hold a special meeting to review bids and hear from meter firms about new six time scale meters at one to 10 cents. Extension of meter zones expected. Bids received by City Clerk Henry Ells. New meters installed since July 1940 could boost annual receipts and ease space shortages. Some funds previously paid to the City Park Board were redirected to street operations.
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Henry Ells
Oh New
Company
City Park Board
Show Preference For Gov. Dewey
A Madison AP report notes 1104 Republican delegates at the state convention favored Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as their first choice for the presidency in 1948. Former Gov. Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota placed second with 286 first-choice votes, Gen. Douglas MacArthur third with 147. Dewey led second-choice voting as well, with Stassen and MacArthur following. The tabulation drew national attention for GOP sentiment toward the 1948 nominee.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Slassen
Minnesota
Douglas Macarthur
Dewey
Stassen
MacArthur
Missouri Property Owners Association Meets In St Louis
About 30 locals organized plans to form a national body and complete a state group during a one day Missouri Property Owners Association meeting at the Hotel Governor. The organization already spans 25 states with Missouri representatives and attendees from multiple sections. Rev Wallace Murphy of Tulsa Oklahoma attended representing Tulsa property owners.
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Missouri Property Owners Association
Governor
B. D. Kershaw
Kansas City
Joan
Missouri
Wallace Murphy
Tulsa
Okla
Supreme Court rulings on oil lands and Petrillo act
The Supreme Court upheld federal ownership of oil rich submerged lands off California and affirmed the Lea Act as constitutional. It sent Petrillo back to trial for new proceedings while Justices Reed and Frankfurter dissented on the oil lands ruling and Justice Jackson did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
United State
Black
Reed
Frankfurter
Jackson
Lea
James C. Petrillo
AFL Musicians Union
High Cpurt
Chicago
Petrillo
Eight building permits issued by city this week
City Building Inspector W. P. Stone says eight permits totaling about 8500 have been issued in recent days. A residence at 626 East High Street will be remodeled into a two family apartment at 44000, per a permit by Jefferson City Baking Company. Other permits include repairs and changes at 608 State Ed, 530 East High Street, 717 Maple Street, 1317 Adams Street, 1818 the Street, and 110 East High Street with amounts ranging from 50 to 1000 dollars.
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W. P. Stone
East High Street
Jefferson City
Maple Street
August Hake
Adams Street
Joseph Chaplain
the Street
Rosa Roabhinell
Rotary Report From San Francisco Meeting
Lawrence D. Jones gave a report on the Rotary International convention held in San Francisco at Pelit's weekly luncheon. The club announced its annual barbecue next Monday at Busch's Lake for members and families with officer installations and a fireworks display. Guests included G. M. Baird of Memphis Tennessee Earl F. Duncan of Springfield Carl P. Ufer of St. Louis and Dr H F Alves of Washington D C.
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Rotary International
San Francisco
Pelit’s
Lawrence D. Jones
Busch's Lake
G. M. Baird
Memphis
Tenn
Earl F. Duncan
Springfield
Carl PD
Ufer
St. Louis
H. F. Alves
Washington, D. C
Mrs Diggs Heads to Denmark for World Alliance
Mrs Estalla Diggs of 526 Lafayette street sails from New York June 26 aboard the SS Marine Perch for a seven week European tour ending August 20. The trip includes stops in Genoa Haifa Nazareth Jericho Jerusalem Bethlehem Tel Aviv Marseille Paris Amsterdam Brussels Versailles Monaco Monte Carlo and Cannes en route to the Seventh Baptist World Alliance in Copenhagen, Denmark July 29 for seven days.
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Estalla Diggs
Lafayette Street
Duke Diggs
Jefferson City
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
Seventh Baptist World Alliance
World Alliance
New York
Marine Perch
Genoa
Haifa
Nazareth
Jericho
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Tel Aviv
Marseille
Paris
Amsterdam
Brussels
Grenoble
Versailles
Niet
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Cannes
States
Foreign Leaders Will Talk Friday On Marshall Aid
Paris to host talks among Soviet Russia Britain and France on the Marshall plan to rebuild Europe. Molotov Bevin and Bidault to meet Friday. London officials hopeful for swift progress. Italy seeks parity in aid terms while Washington warns on dollar flow.
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Marshall Aid
London
Russia
Britain
France
Paris
Europe
Moscow
Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Bevin
Bivault
State Department
United States
Truman
Washington
Anthony Eden
Eden
Aftemonn
Ramboullet
State Dept
A Department
Italy
Rome
Umberto Grazzi
Howe
Ttaly
Great Britain
Strike Proposal Is Turned Down By Public Service
The Public Service Company rejected a union bid for a new arbitration board as the streetcar and bus strike entered its eleventh day. John J. Wilson, the company president, said a legal ruling on a 14 cent an hour pay raise awarded by a prior arbitration must come first. The next session of talks was set for 1 PM CST with company, union, and federal conciliators.
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Louis
Schwellenbach
Public Service Company
Transportation
John J. Wilson
Partnoy Seeks PSC Rehearing On Phone Service
Simon Partnoy asks the Missouri Public Service Commission to reconsider its June decision to suspend his Harmony Publishing Co. service in Kansas City. He contends the ruling is unlawful and unjust, arguing no statewide interest supports AG intervention and rights were violated. A Jackson County injunction keeps Partnoy connected pending PSC action.
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Simon Partnoy
Missori Public Service Commission
Harmony Publishing Company
Kansas City
Southwestern Bell Telephone’ Company
Portnoy
Phil M. Donnelly
J. E. Taylor
Parinoy
Partnoy
Jackson County
PSC
Marshall Urges Unity In Arms
Secretary of State Marshall urged Congress that Western Hemisphere nations must unify on arms standards or risk outside powers arming them. He warned the United States should aid allies to prevent others from supplying arms and training, noting wartime delays and estimating a program cost of about 10.9 million dollars per year.
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Washington
Marshall
Western Hemisphere
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Canada xxx
Pleads Guilty In Magistrate Court
George Schneiders of the county pleaded guilty to careless and reckless driving before Judge Foster Wheatly in Magistrate Court. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $5 and costs, with the sentence suspended on good behavior. State patrol arrested him and Prosecuting Attorney James T. Riley filed the charges.
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George Schneiders
Foster Wheatly
Schneiders
State Patrol
Seans
James T. Riley
Sightseers Told Not To Use River Bridge Vantage Point
Highway crews urged spectators not to use the flood swollen Missouri River bridge as a viewing point. Traffic on Route 54 is heavy and car crossings to “see the river” hinder keeping the route open. Thousands are expected to visit cliff and Hayselton drives as popular vantage spots.
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News-Tribune
Missouri
Cliff Drive
Hayselton Drive
Palace Inn Sold With Other Real Estate Transfers
The Palace Inn on Highway 50 at Schuberis sold to Clyde Williams for about $30,000, with excise stamps noting the amount. Other transfers include a Hubert Smith home on South Jackson, bought by C. A. Bogos for about $14. A West Main Street building near Walnut Street sold by RB Wisdom to May Conway. A 15 acre Ferguson Fla tract off Clark Avenue sold by Anna Runkle to James Nilges for about $1.10. A Hugel subdivision parcel in Bald Hi Road sold by Lawrence Huegel to John Stockstar Sr. An 11/4 acre farm near Russellville and Enon sold by Oliver Payne to Curtis Payne for about $8,004.
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Highway 50
Schuberis
Clyde Williams
The
Cole Recorder
Arvin Mankin
Hubert Smith
South Jackson
C. A. Bogos
Main Street
Walnut Street
RB. Wisdom
May Conwy
Ferguson Fla
Clark Avenue
Anna Runkle
James R. Nilges
Hugel
Lawrence Huegel
John F. Stockstar
Russellville
Enon
Oliver Payne
Curtis Payne
Second Sales Lecture Tonight in New York City
The Second Sales Lecture Series hosted by B C House of New York City will be held at the university auditorium tonight from 7 to 9 pm. Attendees receive a complimentary ticket to bring a guest for the third lecture titled Shifting the Gears with a survey report by Mr House on local gale activity. A rocket capable of 135 miles into outer space was partially unveiled by Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co. in Baltimore.
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B.C. House of
New York City
Dinier College
House
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Almcraft Company
Weekend police blotter shows family trouble and rowdy behavior
Reported incidents include a wife claiming $65 from her husband, a woman slugged in the east town section, and a neighbor disturbance labeled family trouble. A脚significant number of calls involve drunks, noisy gatherings, chickens penned near the outskirts, and youths firing firecrackers. Officers admonished revelers and some suspects were later held by Judge Andy Selveelter.
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Andy Selveelter
Floods Cause Farmer Death In Missouri River Flood
Albert Hoover, 65, died during efforts to save livestock as Missouri river floodwaters rose near Grand Pass bottoms Marshall Missouri. Coroner Dr C L Lawless ruled heart attack the cause while Hoover’s family escaped by boat moments earlier.
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Marshall
Missouri River
Albert Hoover
Waver
Grand Pass
C. L. Lawless
80 Candidates Here For State Bar Exams
Fighty candidates for the Missouri bar today were undergoing tests for admittance of examinations being held in the House of Representatives. The examinations are being conducted by the Board of Examiners of the state association and will continue until Wednesday afternoon.
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Fighty
Missouri Bar
House of Representatives
Board of Examiners
State Association
Missouri River Flood Crest Expected as Bridges Close
The Missouri River rose rapidly to a 28.5 foot crest, flooding highways and closing more than 50 major routes in Missouri. Trafficbacks jam Route 54 while Jefferson City’s airfield evacuates lines. trains rerouted as water blocks roads and rails. Crests above 31 feet feared. authorities warn of further rim.
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Missouri
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Hermann
Missour
Missouri River
Kansas City
Calaway County
Heon
Boonville
Brunswieck
Union
North Missouri
Cedar City
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson Airfield
Elden
Highway Department
New Franklin
Blackwater
Cole County
Marion
Sandy Hook
Callaway County
Mokane
Jefferson City
Columbia
Osage County
Chamois
Morrison
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Rotary
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For Publishing Co
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Argin Manken
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