Missouri Girls' State Delegates Tour Capitol Visit
More than 350 delegates traveled to Jefferson City for a mock government session led by state officials. Delegates toured the capitol, attended a mock session in Fulton, and will participate in church services with events including a talent night and a planned Sunday observance.
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Missouri
Rovecrynyett
Bar’biura Michel O
Aurora
Phil M. Donnobly
Carat
Lou Wheeler
Education
Jefferson City
Fulton
Noo
Swimming Lessons to 1200 Persons at Memorial Pool
Red Cross program at Memorial Pool lists about 1,200 learners under James Gibbs water chairman. Nearly 4,000 participate in the Red Cross instruction across divisions with 480 girls and 402 boys registered in morning classes and 84 taking evening lessons.
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Memorial Pool
Red Cross
Mes
James Gibbs
American Red Cross
Memorial Tool
Jessine
Seek Hit Run Driver In Soldier Death
A hit and run near Tuscumbia killed Pvt. Lonnie G. Ulman 17 and seriously injured Pvt. Richard Midkiff four miles west of Tuscumbia on a Thursday. State Highway Patrol and Gibbs county authorities searched the area with volunteers and water safety teams aiding, checking cars and canvassing for witnesses.
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Phe
Kibiya
Om Ft. Leonard
Tuscumbia
State Highaway
Miller County
Cerenet
Lonnie G. Ulman
Richard
Pvt
Midkiff
Pt. Wood Hospital
Lon
Linn
Guraeesao
Gibbs
Enmy
Humphrey Sees Sharp Cut in Federal Deficit
Secretary Humphrey told the House Ways and Means Committee that the government faces a smaller deficit for the coming year and prefers a temporary extension of the debt limit to 281 billion dollars. He urged restraint in credit use amid a favorable but fragile prosperity boom and backed a one year debt ceiling at 281 billion with possible extension to June 30, 1956.
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Humphrey
Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Humehrey
Bumphrey
J Choper
jMeans
Eisenhower Urges Strong America To Lead World Peace
President Eisenhower told about 2,500 at Franconia Notch that a strong United States is essential to lead the world toward lasting peace. He warned against sending Americans to war and stressed maintaining American Legion programs as a backbone for welfare and civic efforts. The visit followed praise for Gov. Sherman Adams and included a gift of a stone model of the “Old Man of the Mountains” face.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
America
Franconia Notch
United States
American Legion
J. Earl Simpson
Newterry
Feaeld
Kerential Waele
Ewing Dr
Legion
Cause of Peace
Renee Jstrone
Lincoln
Sherman Adams
Adams
Hisenhower
Concord
White Mountains
Sedalia Judge To Hear Arson Case In June
The State Supreme Court has ordered Judge Dimmitt Hoffman of Sedalia to preside over the arson case against Mildred Ste Andrews, 37, St Louis, set for Circuit Court on June 29 in Sedalia. Four co-defendants, including Shirley Kemper and Shirley Skinner, have pleaded guilty. trial dates for others are pending.
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State Supreme Court
Dimmitt Hoffman
Sedalia
Arsen
Mildred Ste Andrews
St. Louis
Hoffman
Sam C. Blair
Tthe
Shirley Kemper
Shirley Skinner
Milligate Linders
Mary Annis
Patrolman Quinan Uses Sharp Words In Traffic Incident
Pittsburgh patrolman Maurice Quinlan ordered a motorist to move to ease traffic. The motorist Police Supt James Shuster, driving his private car, said Quinlan used curse words and was warned of a three day suspension. Shuster defended the action as not violating the law.
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Pittsburgh
Maurice Quinlan
Quinlan
Man Slightly Injured as Car Demolished in Crash
John Ti Jacobi, 20, of Martinsburg, was slightly injured when his 951 model auto rolled over and burned on Highway 40 one mile east of Kingdom City early today. He said blinded by oncoming lights, he lost control while trying to reenter the pavement. emergency aid was given at the scene.
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John Ti. Jacobi
Martinsburg
Kingdom City
Jacobi
Stan Muotal
Lea
Care Surocher
Louis
Acti
E. Morris
State Department
Rev Que
Cardinal
Ng Mantage Viale
Amit
Mel Cardinals
Fingl
Heal
Brooklyn
Musial
Campanella
Newcombe
Ung
Massalix
Busch Stad
Ubis
Uta
Hagia
Biggie Gavasena
Pred Croce
Chester A Nelane
St. Lowis
Jamey T. Dlair
Country Club
Experts of Long Ago Milking Contest Participants
Cole County wheat farmers will vote tomorrow on continuing or ending wheat market quotas for the 1956 crop. Polls open 9 am to 5 pm at Wardsville, Ohiman and Jefferson City with judges named. Osage Liberty and St Thomas townships vote at Wardsville Parish Hall. Local officials note quota holders with about 16 acres or more qualify. statewide average 40,200,000 bushels expected, with a tentative $1.861 per bushel support. Missouri and Osage river area forecasts accompany the piece, detailing weather, fisheries, and regional updates.
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Cole County
Iam
Wardsville
Ohiman
Jefferson City
Osage
Llberty
St.Thomas
Antd
Anton Bruem
Jaar Theodore Sannine
Seaman Wea Macine
Bloyd Copeland
Basil
Amos
W. V. Kennan
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Jefferson Township
Augusta Sickinger
Anthony Distler
Andrew Disrokson
Pask
Cole
Alsie
Wewear
Ans
Kansas City
Ben
Barmery
Missouri
Con Pers
L. C. Carpenter
Cental
Boone County
Central Missouri yields top wheat amid Dairy Day contests
Accusations swirl around the milking contest entries for Dairy Day on June 29 as old hands allegedly compete in central Missouri. Officials and locals, including Col Hugh Wagamon and Ralph Eidson, are featured in a tale of practice, politics, and farm lore, with forecasts of strong crop yields statewide and reminders of past high production.
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Col
Hugh Wagroner
Pavol
Ralph Eidson
Legal Machinery Set on Bond Issue
The governor signed a bill to enable the legal machinery for a $75 million bond issue for new buildings at state institutions, but it becomes effective only if the bond is approved in a future vote. No date for a special election has been set. Also signed were bills raising circuit court reporters’ pay to 6000 a year, addressing unused court powers, and authorizing water companies to dam or divert water from non-navigable streams and to condemn land for wells and pipelines.
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Circuit Court
Louisiana Court
Dulles Says End to Cold War Needs No Force
Secretary of State John Dulles bluntly urged the Soviet Union to end the cold war by not using force or backing subversion. He criticized Molotov, defended NATO, and argued Western strength under UN principles helped solve major problems without further conflict.
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San Francisco
John
Dulles
Russia
Sulverstan
Vo AL
Milotayv
Eisenhower
Taday
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Molotov
U.N
Melotov
United Nations
Indochina
Geneva
Musial Visits City Amid Patronage Rumors and GOP Clash
Baseball star Stan Musial spoke cautiously about Cardinal prospects as a Missouri GOP patronage dispute intensified. Percy Compton denied a plan to funnel federal jobs through a special patronage committee, while Welsh and Tanner warned against illegal patronage moves. Gov. Vowell named I. A. Terbett county clerk as Stone County's longtime clerk died recently.
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ST. Louis
Percy Compton
Montgomery City
A. D. F Hudt Welsh
St. Louiis
Compton
Welsh-Compton Acl
Mattingly
Welsh
Extelley Tanner
Jefferson City
Fomil
Columbia
Etter Welsh
Tanner
Missouri
Tle Es
Othe Hans
Linn County Man Heads Missouri County Collectors
Frank E. Hoskins of Linn County was elected president of the County Collectors Association of Missouri at its final session at the Governor Hotel. Hoskins, previously vice president, succeeds Omar Hurst of Andrew County. Re-elected officials include Ray J. Campbell as secretary and Bill Burke as treasurer, with Jali M. Dalton providing the keynote address at the final session of the annual convention attended by fifty eight county collectors from across the state.
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Frank E. Hoskins
Ginn
County Collectors Association of Missouri
Governor Hotel
Haskins
Omar Hurst
Andrews County
Hoskins
Ray J. Campbell
Penisent County
Bill Burke
Stowe County
Jali M. Dalton
Missouri
Throlshout
Hatte
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Carol Lou Wheeler
Girls’ State
Malory Wheeler
Gree Berry
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Here
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Celwinbia
Armed Services
Simpson
Slone
Tulsa
Newbery
Melvin Whiteside
Tay Selsston
Chet de Gare
High Legion Unit
Newberry
John Bell
Kirkwood
Cacfe Gare
Clarence Bower
St. Pouis
St. Louie
Neil F. Cline
Harold Taylor
Clayton
W. Lee Morgan
St. Lewis
Elmer Kerchoff
Child Welfare
Procram
C. Ray Druminwind
St. Louis County
Simpson and Whiteside
Kirksville
Marvin L. Douglas
Mrs. Eniers Dougias
Kansas
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Jeltereen Ny
Ieemann
Cherae Lee
Fe Qentks
Ozarks
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Velday
Moreau Land
Clark Townships
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Louis Hackers
Ben Markway
Sid Hands
Eidson
Lee Street
Cole Couiy
Bvt Wardeville Way
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Alfred G. Brittain
Richyard Wagamay
Boyard
Carroll County
Boss Fleetwood
Missouri College of Agriculture
Fleetwood
Buchanan
Platte
Boone
Vernon
Livingston, Pettis and
Carrol
Capital City
Stan Musial
St. Lewis Cardinals
M. E. Morris
State Department of Revenue
Tea Durpeter
St. Lewiz
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Blair Ir
Pnoop
Country Clu
Durocher
Phil
Vownelly
I. A. Terbett
Humer
Mirion- Stone
Sougal
Terbett
Gene Benham
Linn County
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