Republicans Hold Line on Eisenhower Candidacy
At the governors conference in Atlantic City and beyond Republicans expressed confidence that Dwight Eisenhower will run again, while Democrats press forward with Adlai Stevenson as front-runner. Kefauver refuses to quit, and tie-ups over civil rights risk a southern walkout. Stevenson maintains delegate lead as conventions loom.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Athy
Gen
Brownell
Sen
Bridges
New Hampshire
Arthur
Langlie
Washington
Durin
Averell Harriman
New
York
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Nashville
Serkng
Associated Press
Kefauver
Harriman
Meyner
New Jersey
Williams
Michigan
D-Ala
Timmerman
Sparkman
Stevensan
Minnesota
Democratic - Farmer - Labor
Mare
Southwest Missouri Accident Fatality Near Anderson
Magda Ane Potter 31 of Southwest City died in a Neosho hospital after injuries from a two car crash 10 miles east of Anderson on Highway 44. Several others were hospitalized including George Hay Martin 2 Katherine Dowdy 35 Delphy Patterson 22 and Jerry Lee Patterson 17.
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Wnerusho
Magda Ane Pointer
Southwest City
Neosho
Anderson
George Hay Martin
Near Anderson
James W Loethen Seeks Cole County Sheriff’s Office
James W Loethen campaigns for Cole County Sheriff promising courteous service and efficient duties. He cites local roots, police training, and a focus on juvenile issues, jail operations, and cooperation with law enforcement. Teffers Tarthen is presented as an experienced candidate with prior Jefferson City police service and military background.
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James W. Loethen
Cole County Sheriff's Office
W. Tarthen
Teffers
Cole
Jim Loelken
Cole County
Jim Logthen
Dim Loethen
Cale County
Nate
Doethen
Tho
B. Loethen
Big City
Ville Loethens
Loethen
Federal Bureau of Investigation Police
Police Science School
University of Missouri
Teaverworth
Raa
Murmer Poller Tarthen
Jefferson City
Ang
Toethen
Army
Missouri National Guard
Navy
American Legion
DAV
Loeben
Nyt
Pala
Cole Coun
oHiny Guothes
Wim. Leethon
Khrushchev Puts Finger on Rivalry
Khrushchev blamed the USS Navy and Air Force rivalry during a stroll at the Soviet Army Club. He contrasted the U.S. Joint Chiefs head, Adm. Arthur Tadford, with past Army leadership, noting Navy advocates for broader strategic roles.
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Moscow
Nikita Krush Pehey
U.S. Navy
Air
Nathan FL .Twining
U.S
United States
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
la ‘Twining
Twinings
Adm
Arthur W. Tadfor
Joint Chiefs
Aisentioner
Omar N. Bradiey
Red party admissions fault Marxism in 1948 missteps
The Associated Press dispatch reports Democratic and Soviet aligned critics within the American Communist Party confess widespread errors. They blame overreliance on Karl Marx, poor unity with unions, failed predictions of war and depression, and missteps in backing the Progressive Party. Dennis and Weiss acknowledge leadership failures and urge renewed study of America’s realities.
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James Marlow
Tren
Washington
Stalin
Karl Marx
Dennis
EU Rene Dennis
Max Weiss
Kassia Communist Party
Khivashetmeshil
Sentin
Pennts
United Fronts
Meare
Khrushchev
Russia
Weiss Anio
American Communist Party
Dennis-Weils
Progressive Party
Ima
Henrs
Wallerages
Front of Labor
Farmer Party
Smily
Bart R Browrer
Ow Dennis
Weiss
Mars
Mary
Marx
Springfield Man Named to Air Reservist Post
Springfield, Mo man John A Johnson was elected Saturday as air reservist post junior vice president for the United States Army Air Forces at a 30th convention. In Miami Fla, James Shaefer, 67, suffered a paralytic stroke while sunbathing at Crandon Park Beach. He could not move or speak for help, endured two days of sun exposure, was found Friday evening, and hospitalized in serious condition with the stroke and second degree burns.
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New Orleans
Amiay
John A. Johnson
Springfield
Nior
Ale Bove Affairs
Lhey
Miami
Bla
Janes Shaefer
Poplar Crandon Park Beach
Berehgoers
Picknickers
Shhaefer
Youth Is Wounded Fleeing Officer
A 16 year old was shot in the hip while fleeing from police after involvement in a beating. Officer Michael O Shea fired one warning shot and three more, one hitting the youth. The car they pursued had earlier been reported stolen. An elderly man said two youths jumped from the car and assaulted him after he slowed for a turn.
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ST. Louis
Armoatorist
Walter Cody
Homer G.phillips
Olcer
Michael O'Shea
Andy
O'Shea
Leon Mundick
Tj Stofen
Eli I
Vin Romine
Cody
Burglary Report Totals $5000 in Furs Stolen
Police investigated a weekend burglary in Kansas City where furs valued at five thousand dollars and nearly one thousand dollars in furs and jewels were taken from the home of Caroline Schutte, president of Schutte Lumber Co. Investigators suggest entry through a window with an air conditioner.
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Kansas City
Kamesas City
Nhe
Birs
Caroline Schutte
Schutte Lumber Co
Kismet Opens Tonight at Kansas City Star Theaters
The Arabian nights musical Kismet opens tonight as Star Theaters second season production. Dorothy Coulter stars in the first of three Starlight roles this year, with Earl Mac Veigh in the leading male role. Peter Pan attendance across seven performances reached 2004.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Starlight Theaters
Dorothy Coulter
Earl MacVeigh
Lutheran Church reviews issue causing argument
Delegates at the Missouri Synod convention debate the Common Confession amid attacks from Norwegian and Wisconsin Synods. Dr John W BeLhken defends the doctrinal position as pure while reports on intersynodical relations, constitutional matters, and finances unfold.
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St, Paul, Mins
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Synodical Conference
Missouri Synnd
Wisconsin Synods
Synodical Conference
American Lutheran Cureh
Norwegian Synod
Ils
Missouri Group
Wisconsin Synod
John W. Belhken
St. Lois
Synod
Nasser Wins Egypt Election Amid 97.7 Percent Vote
In Cairo Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser is the likely first elected president with over 80 percent support. A 97.7 percent approval ratified a new constitution. about 94 percent of 4,720,000 registered voters participated in Egypt’s first secret poll. Nasser will form the National Union, the sole party under the new charter, while the Cabinet from his previous government is expected to resign.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Untevior
Nasser
Iser
National Assembly
Revolution Council
Marouk
New
National Union
Abdel Hakin Amet
Chiet
Rhee Sees Better Prospects for Korean Reunification
President Syngman Rhee told over ten thousand at the Capitol ceremony marking six years since the Korean War began that reunification prospects have improved as allies awaken to the failure of the armistice. A sleet parade by students and troops followed the address. Rhee said allied leaders once seeking peaceful solutions now realize it is impossible to deal with the Communists peaceably.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Firms Comment On Steel Contract Offer
New York firms led by US Steel Bethlehem and Republic say their five year contract proposal to the United Steelworkers would cost the companies about 2.1 billion dollars. The statement claims the deal would yield roughly 4,200 dollars in higher wages per worker for 550,000 USW members and argues the union’s critique of a nickel pay rise is unfounded. Talks resume as the clock runs toward a midnight Saturday deadline, with the union seeking a one year pact and broader gains for about 190,000 workers outside existing contracts.
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New York
Hig Ter” Steel
United Steelworkers of America
Ou, &. Steel
Bethlehem and
Republic
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Auto Agency Showroom Destroyed By Fire in St Louis
A fire gutted an auto agency showroom and garage in University City suburb, causing about 22500 in damage. No injuries were reported as 300 to 406 cinema patrons evacuated quietly. Cause undetermined, with assistance from three nearby suburbs as thick black smoke filled the air.
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Auto Agency
St, Louis
Univerity City
Edward Morganthaler
David R Bradley Named Publisher of St Joseph News Press
David R. Bradley becomes publisher of the St Joseph News Press and Gazette as his father Henry D. Bradley retires after 40 years in the business. The elder Bradley remains company president and second vice president of the Associated Press, with Arthur V. Burrawes continuing as editor and vice president.
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David R. Bradley
St. Joseph
St, Joseph
Nws-Press
Gazelle
Henry 2. Bradley
Henry D. Bradley
Toledo Blade
News-Press & Gazettera
Bradley
Associated Press
Detroit
Lord Beaverbrook
London Express
Gazeatte Beunmne
Missouri Weather Forecast With Warm Week Ahead
Forecast shows Missouri temperatures averaging 91 degrees to start the week with daily highs near 90s or low 100s and minimums in the mid 60s. Rain expected mainly in the extreme north with 0.1 to 0.5 inches possible elsewhere as scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms develop through the week.
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Lewsed
Missouri
Fatal Truck Crash Claims Barton County Farmer Near Jantha
A 52-year-old Barton County farmer, Leslie Frieden, died in a Saturday crash near Jantha, Lamar. The driver of the other vehicle escaped without serious injury.
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Lamar
Barton County
Jantha
Leslie Frieden
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