Beckert Huber Elected Chef Degate Of Voiture 1292
Beckert H. Huber was elected chef degate of Voiture No. 1292, Forty and Eight Society, at a dinner meeting at Joan G. Newberry’s home. Al B. Clark of Chattanooga, Tenn. was honored as chef Gehhemin de fer, national commander. About 70 members attended. they represent seven Central Missouri counties. Other officers elected included John Strickfaden and Russell Hall. Delegates to the national convention in Washington, D. C. were named. Newberry Clarke was noted.
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Beckert H. Huber
Jackson Sr
American Legion
Joan G. Newberry
Ewing
Missouri
Cole
Callaway
Moniteau
Miller
Morgan
Carden
Osage
Huber
Ernest
Proctor
Tipton
John Strickfaden
Hidou
Chef
Robert J. Wim
W. McCarty
Russel Hall
Versailles
Tkland
Fulto
Don Har
Verseilles
Cheminot
Braughe
Sven Twee Uder
Washington, D. C
Strickland
Lester B. Miller
St. Joseph
Grand Ricer Dé Gare
J. Fy Fick Bowen
St Joseph
Grid
Beil F. Cline
Kansas City
Harold, Taylor
St. Louis
Grand Publivate
Elmer M. Kerckhoff
Voiture Mu
Newberry Clarke
Crham
Tipton Legion Plans Barbecue on July 3
Local Tipton American Legion announces a barbecue for July 3. The report notes community gathering details and mentions associated events at the William Veulemans home. The piece references labor tensions around Tamaqua mines and a Missouri labor federation convention unfolding locally.
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Tipton American Legion
Union Firm Bids Law On Cole Road Project
The Midco Construction Co. Inc. of Union, Iowa, was the apparent low bidder for the Cole Road project on Route SE, a 4.569 mile stretch from Route 84 south of Brazil to Route 86. Eight bidders competed, and the project includes grading, culverts, and a gravel or crushed stone surface. Also noted are immigration updates with Jan Koetsier’s family and 24 others disembarking in New York aboard the Zuiderdam, and the Conte Biancamano bringing 20+ refugees from Italy under a new admission program.
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Midco ‘Construction Co. Inc
Union
State Highway Commission
Braziln
New York
Jan Koetsier
Zuider Krnis
Rotterdam
Holland
Evangelist Graham Ill in Germany Hospitalized for Checkup
Evangelist Bill Graham fell seriously ill in Germany and a German doctor ordered a hospital checkup. His secretary Jerry Beavan said Graham woke up very sick and needed immediate examination. Graham arrived in Germany after a tour of Britain and Scandinavia and was in Berlin for a three day visit. He had appeared in otherwise good health prior to the illness while continuing his revival schedule.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Bill Graham
Graham
Bir
Jerry Beavan
Beavan
Britain
Berlin
Granam
Frankfurt
Springfield Man Sworn In As U S Marshal
KANSAS CITY Burke Dennis of Springfield is set to be sworn in as U S marshal for the western district of Missouri next Thursday. Dennis succeeds William H. Tatman. The Tipton High School Band led by John Gregory will give its first concert of the season on the public school lawn at 8 p m Tuesday, followed by an ice cream social. Mayor Brant will attend the Missouri Independent Telephone Association meeting in Jefferson City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Cornell plan a new eight room house in the east part of town. Concrete floors and a modern design mark the home to be built by contractor Clay Howard for Cornell, comptroller at Weber Shoe Co. Mrs E W Otto left for Omaha to visit her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Oliver Barklage. The Barklages celebrate their wedding anniversary and Mrs Barklage’s birthday. Mrs Lillie Schmidt was admitted to Osteopathic Hospital in Kansas City for treatment, hospitalized since February. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Dix and daughters Jennifer and Cindy visited from Wednesday to Friday with their parents. Dix is with L P H Construction Co and they had been living at Sullivan, Missouri.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Huber
Keeee
ST. Louisa
George Hendrix
Robert Franklin Hayes
Mulberry St
E c
I Sas Ae
Lansford
Hayes
Panther Creek
Main Street
Lehigh Coalers
Navigation Co
Foster S
United Mine Workers
Lehigh
Jony L. Lewis
Andrew Schwaller
UMW
Pennsylvania
Lehigh’s Board of Managers
Philadelphia
Lehigh- Navigaton Coal. Co
C. M. Dodson
Bod‘son
Dodson
LNC
Iin Plads
New England Railroad
Lehigh Navigati Co
T He Company
Anthrace
Bat
Abteco
Tamaqua Galliery
Lewis
Tamacua
Lethower
Tamaqua
Theevent
Franken
Eveland
Missouri Federation of Labor
Offi
Andy Kamp
John Veulemans
Biutimg
Tommy Veulemans
Tauch
Isouri State Federation of Women
Elc
Missouri
Governor Hotel
Veulemans
Roy Finley
Independence
Ifilaw
Daugh
Ben Smith
James
Leasons
Smith
Gues
Lea
Farmers’ Insurance Exchange
Nowi Los Angeles
Calif
Poratello
Idaho
L.L
John S. Rollings
St. Louis
Mary
E. Ryder
Women’s Federation
Kansas City
Burke Dennnis
Springfield
U.S
Gsterly District
Huirsday Dennis
Senate
June & I
William H. Tatman
Fred,Canfil
Tipton High School
John Gregory
Paul Cornell
Monte Brant
Bertha Miller
Frank Geebes
Cornell
Weber Shoe Company, Inc
Clay Howard
E. W. Otto
Omaha
Neb
Oliver Barklege
Barklage
Lillie Schmidt
Osteopathic Hospital
Schmidt
Woodrow Dix
Jennifer
Cindy
Robert Dix
Alva Newkirk
Dix
Richland Center
Wis
L. P. & H. Construction Co
Sullivan, Mo
Refugee Program Sees Fast Pace in Immigration Quotas
The program for refugees progresses with a three year period ending December 31, 1856. With new arrivals, the total reaches 283. State Department officials report 2,801 visas issued across six participating countries.
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State Department
Youthful Chemist Injured by Pocket Jar Explosion
Fifteen year old Stanley Pozaric was badly burned when a two gram jar exploded in his pants pocket. A mixture of chemicals caused the blast. He was taken to City Hospital with a severely injured left leg after Capt. Fred J. Meyer and others acted to extinguish flames and summon aid. Pozaric is the son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Pozaric and was visiting a daughter at the time of the accident.
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St, Louis M
Stanley Pozaric
Pozaric
Nicholas Pozaric
City Hospital
Fred J. Meyer
Meyer
Mrs Lohrey Services To Be Held Sunday
Mrs Lohrey died after gallstone surgery and never recovered. She was born 1877 in Boane County to John T. and A Janes. She married J H Lohrey in 1897, who died in 1952. Survivors include two daughters, a brother, a sister, and two grandchildren. Funeral at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery officiated by Rev H W Gadd.
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Vns Boane Co
John T
Janes
J. H. Lohrey
Boane County
Harts
Burg
Wiliam Jones
Harteborg
Lure d Ketchum
Oxford
Mt. Pleasant’ Baptist Church
H.W. Gadd
Four Bandits Rob Plane in Burma Seizing $200,000
Four bandits held up a Burma plane carrying $200,000 en route to Akyab, forcing a landing then allowing takeoff. The Kaprils disabled 20 currency boxes before the crew and passengers continued the flight. Contact with Rangoon control was lost 15 minutes after takeoff.
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Wangoon
Burma
Burnt Airways
Akyab
Ramoatt
Rangoon
Woman Driving Tractor Dies When Hit by Train
Mrs. Mandy Clavengery, 40, of Missouri, was crossing the MeK-T tracks on the Moody farm when a freight train collided with her tractor. She died at the scene. Survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Fort Scotyen
Clavengery
Mandy
Missouri
Hee
Moods
Moody Farm
Mrs Anna Gerling Rites Set Monday
Mrs Anna Gerling aged 74 died suddenly at home in St Thomas from a heart attack. She is survived by sons Herbert Henry and Joseph four daughters Mrs Sarah Nilges Mrs Martha Satin Mrs Gerking and Mrs Mary Maynard and a son Andrew who died in infancy. Also a brother August Rackers and 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Catholic Church and St Ann's Sodality member. Rites at the family home Sunday then St Thomas Church Monday with Rev Leo Cheshlaeger officiating. Burial parish cemetery.
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Ann Mary Gerling
Westers
St. Tharmas
Mary Backers
Leney Ger Thomas
Gerling
Herbert
Mexico
Did Nieri
Hentey
Sarah Nilges
St. ‘Thomas
Martha Satin
Westphalia
Tihe Gerking
Wayne
Magh
Mary Maynard
Chuia Vista
Catt
August Rackers
PL Dodie
Iowa
Andrew
Rose Movil
1 Thomas Catholic Church
St. Ann's Sodality
Two from Grand River revived after immersion rescue
A mother and her five year old son were pulled from the Grand River near CHUACOTHE Missouri yesterday and revived. Mrs Delbert Lockamy said she and Collin Lee Lockamy went under while rescuing another son, Riched, who had stepped into a deep hole. They were pulled out by her husband.
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Chuaacothe
Vier Springs
Grand River
Delbert Lockamy
Collin Lee Lockamy
Riched
Births Report From St Marys Hospitals
Several births announced for local families with babies born on Thursday and Friday at St Marys Hospital. Names include Farnen, Crismon, Busehjost, Cain, Wagner, Young and other households in Freeburg Centertown St Thomas Chamas areas.
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and Mix
Richard Farnen
Freeburg
St. ‘8 Hospital
Curug Crismon Eldon
St. Mary's Hospital
Ernest Busehjost
St. Thomas
Floyd Cain
Centertown
George Wagner
W. Dunkin
Victor
St Mir
Clyne Young
Chamas
St. Marys Hospital
William R Meyer Jr Dies at Norborne Missouri
William R Meyer Jr died in Norborne Missouri after a short illness attributed to synovial sarcoma. He was the son of William R Meyer Sr and his wife, and the grandson of Dr. and Mrs. L A Meyer. Survived by two sisters Elizabeth Ann and Clara Marie and maternal grandparents near Norborne. Born March 1 1980 and funeral plans are incomplete.
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William BR. Meyer
William R. Meyer Sr
Nor Borne
Noretharns
Beart
L. A. T. Meyer
W. Mai
Elizabeth Ann
Clara Marie
Norborne
Hospital Admissions List Fragments Read Like Notes
Fragmentary hospital admissions show names such as Lemuel Williams Marchkwa, Mrs. Sarah Bondurant, Gail McKenna, Peter Seherr, Arthur J Rolinder and others. Locations include Hugo Propst and Versailles with street hints and rural route references. The list appears unordered and partial with no clear date or common event.
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St Mary's
Gail McKenna
Dunklin St
Hugo Propst
Peter Seherr
Arthur J
Rolinder
Versailles
Pat Y Todd
Selene Wildtaler
Iam Johnston
Crestview
Magistrate Court Bid Poh and Franklin Kanz to Collect
A magistrate court action seeks to collect a small claim of 4.74 dollars from Poh and Franklin Kanz. The case outlines the creditor and debtor names and the amount claimed in the filing. Proceedings aim to recover the specified funds through the court process.
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Frankin Kanz
Case Against Labor Leaders Reaches Federal Jury
Labor racketeering charges against AFL leaders including Lawrence Callanan went to a federal court jury after ten hours of jury instruction. Judge Roberts Hulen and Judge Haley outlined that efforts to secure better pay must be legal, with testimonies from Burden of Tulsa and Callanan of the AFL Steamfitters Union about a 1952 May meeting and alleged payoff discussions. Conflicting accounts were noted as the trial proceeded.
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St, Louis
Lawrence L.larry
Callanan
AFL
Roberts
Hulen
Yepan
Haley
Interstate Committee
Burden
Tulsa
Oktractor
AFI
Steamfinters Union
June Bheon
Missouri Pipeline Construction Projet
Hulton
Two Graduations Held Due to 2 Valedictorians
Two Rust High School valedictorians Lorraine WP-Lorraine and Elaine Katz shared the honor as identical valedictorians. The class was split into ten commencement programs to seat families and friends, and diplomas were distributed. Lorraine gave the valedictory address at the final ceremony.
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Chicago
Jane
Lorraine
Elaine Katz
Earald
Rust High School
Lorragie
Val Pry
Two Enlistments Reported in Marines
Two enlistments reported today by the local Marine Corps recruiting office. Thomas F.P. Angell, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Angell, enlisted for three years in the Marine Corps. Harry La Bromnell, 17, son of Mrs. Marc Setusier Typton, signed to forty years by the Marine Corps Reserve Bath will report to Marine Island, S. CL, for pont training.
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Marine Corps Tewuiing
Thomas FP. Angell
Leslie J. Angell
Gerata
Marine Corps
Harry la Bromnell
Marc Setusier
Typton
Marine Corps Reserve Bath
Marius Island
S. CL
Camp Ellis Acreage Offered for Sale in Illinois
TABLE GROVE Illinois Camp Ellis acreage offered for sale includes tens of thousands of acres tied to a Maine Energy Commission. Former owners who sold to the government in 1942 have first option to repurchase up to 10 000 acres. If not bid by former owners, the property will be put up at auction. About 1900 acres already offered.
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Table Grove
Camp Eilis
Arne
West Central
Tefits
Joseph Od
Burke
Maine Energy Commission
Burke Ward
Aircraft Industry Surpasses Auto Makers in Lead
Out of Nascent reports the aircraft industry takes lead over autos in manufacturing output. The piece notes fatalities in the auto sector and highlights a shift toward aerospace. Key names are unclear due to OCR errors, but compares Mircvaft industry figures with autos and mentions figures around 82k vs 6k.
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TOS Angeles Iap
Mircvaft
Heart Operation on Girl Shown on TV Screens
Pamela Schmidt, now well and happy, focuses on her upcoming birthday despite a televised heart operation shown nationwide. Her mother says she plays like any other little girl and doctors expect to lift activity restrictions after a checkup early next month.
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Minneapolis
Pamela Schmidt
Onald Schmidt
Pamela
Hurricane Springs Up Suddenly in Gulf Area
Hurricane Alice, the season’s first, formed in the Gulf of Mexico and struck Brownsville Texas and nearby Mexican coast. Winds reached about 80 mph at the center, with gusts up to 60 mph. a crossbar on a power line was blown down injuring an unidentified man. Evacuations occurred along the coast as the storm’s center moved inland toward the Mexican coastline.
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Brownsville
Tex
Alice
Gulf of Mexico
Wiesteland
Mexican Coast
Browns'vile
Texas
Seayisny & Cary
Rewrisviile Wise Center
Truman Bothered by Penicillin Rash After Surgery
Former President Harry S Truman, recovering from gall bladder surgery, declined a cooler room due to heat. Dr. Wallace Graham said Truman is feeling better and cooperative. A hospital staffer described him as a fine man with a human, stately bearing despite the illness.
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Kansas
Harry S$. Truan
Wallace Graham
Bob Te
Capitol Correspondents Talk to News Group
A fragmented report notes a gathering at the Missouri Hotel where Capitol correspondents met, featuring Wood Cantal, St. Jenis Post-Dise patches Taey, and Dynes, Lews Claire-Demonpet, and Phe protessionad Ba tie serine at Columbia with unclear roles.
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Missouri
Slama Telahi
Missouri Hotel
Wood Cantal
St. Jenis
Cian Dynes
Lews Claire-Demonpet
Columbia
Varning
Names in the News Two Jefferson City Girl Scouts Attend Camp Derricotte
Vassandra and Joyce Logan of Jefferson City attend Camp Derricotte in Troy Missouri run by the Girl Scout Council of Greater St. Louis. They travel with parents Kenneth and Mrs Logan and local executive Virginia Williams. Cecil Jenkins attends surplus property meeting in Madison Wisconsin. Jefferson City Chamber reps Gene Gosth and Mrs V M Guemmer head to Northwestern University Chicago for an annual institute with accompanying family members. They will return to Jefferson City on July 3.
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Jefferson City
Vassandra
Joyce Logan
E. Elm Sr
Derricotte
Troy
Girl Scout Council of
Greater St. Louis
Carp
Kenneth Logan
Virginia Wiliams
Cecil Jenkins
Phenix City Clamps Down and Faces Receivership
Citizens endure shock as gambling, liquor, and prostitution fade after a government crackdown led by Alabama and Georgia authorities. Protests follow Pat murder and racketeering fears abound. Gov Parsons seeks to keep the plan until a new city regime takes charge. receivership looms as economic collapse deepens.
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Mrs. Brehmeyer
I Tipton
Edgar
Ise Legion
Sedalia Air Base
Anna Stenmeier
Riverside Do
Fulton
Patren
Seiem Evangelical and Reformed Chyrch
California
Church
Isever
Russell Navy
End
Fred
Barbara Esicher
Jed Brebago
Evangelice
Alvena Brettneys
Nadine Brehy
Thomas Garrett
Maumee
Ohio
Yess Franken
Lemay
Albert Becher
Near
Granc
William Veulemans
Mrs. Veulemans
Cole Road
Srk Gorarmarim
Evangelist Graham Ul
Organized Labor
Glen D. Ivey
Rosalie Bishop
Jenior
Labor
League For Political
Wilbur Salzman
Weation
Lelan Fulks
the Organization Au
Jeff Battles
Martinsburg
Audrain J Hospital
Kathrin Marie
Michael
Battles
Dorothy Mecht
Mary Hecht
Phillip Stoecklein
Clarine Hecht
Martin Batties
J. J. Brant
Missouri Independent Telephone Ass'n
Jeffferson City
Brant
United Telephone Co
Crisis Mining Company
Central Dairy
Mrs. Lohrey
Pilot
Anna Gerling
William R. Meyer Jr
Norborne, Mo
Lemuel Williamine Marhkwa
Sarah Bondurant
Arisourg
Marines
Camp Ellis
Gulf Area
Truman
Capitol
Phenix Citions
Phenin
Ala
Georgia
Kme
A. L.s
Ft. Benning
Patterson
Tahoochee River
Columbus
Monty Istopile
Konchee
Pining
Ecoroms Max
Jnne
Gare Altoa
Foster
Chamber of Bars
Alabama
Alime
Phenix City
Gov Gor Jcity
Curtmauinity
Ian
Durernor
Lore Procanid
J, Bernard Schwieder
Broadway Ph
Jefferson Chir
Federal Savings and Loan Invurance Corporation
Mwxabineton, D
City National Savings & Loan Association
Finance Company
Tes Arenal
Ark
Logether
Tod
Dvar Schnider
Madison
Terry
Maneger
Southside Barber & Beauty Shop
West Dunkin
Missouri Power
Light Company
Camom
A. Madison
Jefferson City Dia
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