Moderates Hold Key At NAACP Convention Clash
Atlantic City AP report on NAACP delegates clashing over leadership and strategy. Moderates gain influence amid talk of anti looting sentiment and policing, while a faction led by Fred Crockett pushes to create five internal committees to address Black advancement and economic issues.
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Atlantic City
N.S
National Convention of
Ibel
National Association For the Need
Clare Te Cacnnad Dawindav
Crockett
Ameria
Fred Crockett
Naacp Ilinois
National Committee
NAACP
Weather summary and river report with state notes
Weather data shows yesterday high 85 and low 68 with a 50 year peak of 101 in 1954. Precipitation 1.34 inches in 24 hours ending noon. month to date 22 inches, normal 4.25. year to date 15.90, normal 20.00. Barometer 29.78 rising. humidity 72 percent. wind 12 mph at Memorial Airport. River notes mention Porter family in Jefferson City area and survivors including Ruby Jane Kneis Porter, plus two sons Ronald Gene and Calvin, a sister in Snyder, and a grandson.
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News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Werther
Memorial Airport
Wat
Orming Porter
Lake of the Ozarks
Ruby Jane Kneis Jy
Buon
Tipton Man Alva L. Brown Dies at 92
Alva Lester Brown, 92, of Tipton, died at home Monday. Survivors include two sons Lester Brown of Parkville and Ernest Brown, two stepsons Chris Scheerer and Felix Scheerer, a stepdaughter Helen Eberle, six grandchildren, two brothers Ozz Brown of Kansas City and Rev Arthur Brown of Springfield, a sister Mrs. Frank Fine of Kansas City. Funeral services scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Richards Funeral Home in Tipton, with Rev George Igo officiating. Burial in Fellows Cemetery, Tipton.
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Lester Brown
Parkville
Ernest Brown
Chris Scheerer
Felix Scheerer
Stover
Helen Eberle
Clarksburg
Ozz Brown
Kan
S City
Arthur
Brown
Springfield
Frank Fine
Kansas City
Richards
Tipton
George Igo
Man Testifies After Months Before Grand Jury
Kansas City AP reports Johny R. Termini, jailed four months for refusing to answer a federal grand jury, testified and was released after being granted immunity. U.S. Attorney Calvin K. Hamilton noted the case involves gambling and Kansas City underworld figures. Judge John W. Oliver ordered compliance.
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Kansas City
Johny R. Termini
Calvin K. Hamilton
U.S. Atttorney
John W. Oliver
Termini
Mr. Brown
Brazito
John N
Oliver
Mary Jane Brown
Margaret Davis Scheerer
Hamilton
Deaths Aubrey Adams dies in hospital at 89
Aubrey Chester Adams 89 of N. Lincoln St. died Monday at a Jefferson City hospital. Funeral set 2 p.m. Thursday at a Poplar Bluff chapel with burial in Poplar Bluff City Cemetery. Born MayfieldKy March 13 1979 to C C and Nannie Adams. Survived by two sons Leeman and Herbert, three daughters Letha Abbott Arlene Evans and Bernie Greenwood.
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Aubrey Chester Adams
N. Lincoln St
Jefferson City
Poplar Bluff Funeral Home
Poplar Bluff City Cemetery
Mr. Adams
Maysfield, Ky
C. C
Nannie Youngblood Adams
Ethel Smitson
Emma Foster
Leeman Adams
Kansas City
Herbert Adams
Letha Abbott
Arlene Evans
Birmingham
Michk
Bernie Greenwood
Wichita Falls
Tex
Robert
Wolken
Stj
Mary’s Hospital
Heemeier
Linn
Mary's Hospital
Ritchey Dies at Tipton After Long Illness
Samuel Newton Ritchey 71 of Tipton died at home after years of ill health. Born December 26, 1896 near Buneeton to Joshua and Mary Ritchey, he married Kathryn Rowles in 1919. Survived by wife, two daughters, five grandchildren, sister and two brothers. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Tipton Christian Church. burial in Tipton Masonic Cemetery. Richards Funeral Home in charge.
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Samuel Newton Ritchey
Tipton
Mr. Ritchey
Buneeton
Joshua Dallas
Mary Delora McClain Ritchey
Kathryn Rowles
Maurice Faherty
Omaha
Ned
Iris Nelson
Kansas City
J. Anna Fry
Syracuse
Marion Ritchey
Lewis Ritchey
Warsaw
Burglary charges filed in Jefferson City case
Two Jefferson City youths and one sister face burglary and theft over fifty dollars charges for a breakin at Schulte's South IGA Todliner. The 16 year old juvenile is in custody and Neeley and Kemple, both 19, are from 304 E Ashley St. and had a body viewing at Dulle Funeral Home from 7 p.m. today through Tuesday.
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Jefferson City
Chrisanniels
Jones
Freeport
Schulte
Iga Toodliner
Dulle
Larry Alan Neeley
Alan James Kemple
E. Ashley St
Daily record hospital admissions list includes multiple names
A long hospital admissions list names numerous individuals with addresses across towns including Jeffry Puckett in Atchison, James Wilson in Josie Street, Julie Ann Allen, Clyde Coleman in Syracuse, Frank Eise in Haviana Street, Ruth Thurlo in Kansas City, Lottie Anderson in California, Elsie Ann Maher in Jamestown, Doris Wyss in Jamestown, Vida Tichelkamp in Etterville, Louise Wischmeier in Dixon Drive, Dorella Hayes in Vienna, Zelma Canfiela in Camerlon, Helen Pryor in Eldon, Marjorie Wilder in Rolla, Helen Cain in Rolla, Lester Koenig in Bland, Glen Cherryhomes in Bland, Bessie Grooms in Eldon, Flora Schultz in Belle, Mabel Lutman in Eldon, and others including Kenneth Carwile in Sedalia and Roy Blank in Bunceton.
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Jeffry Puckett
W. Atchison S
James D. Wilson
Josie St
Julie Ann Allen
Chamois
Clyde W. Coleman
Syracuse
Frank Eise
Haviiana St
Ruth Thurlo
Kansas City
Lottie Anderson
California
Elsie Ann Maher
Eldon
Doris Wyss
Jamestown
Vida Tichelkamp
Etterville
Louise Wischmeier
Dixon Drive
Anarles
Dorella Hayes
Vienna
Zelma Canfiela
Camlenton
Helen Pryor
Marjorie Wilder
W. High St
Helen Cain
Rolla
Lester Koenig
Bland
Glen Cherryhomes
Bessie Grooms
Edward Cutter
Flora Schultz
Belle
Mabel Lutman
Kenneth
Carwile Sedalia
Roy
Blank
Bunceton
Market dips after noon in active New York trade
Financial market in New York headed lower this afternoon with fairly active trading. Through four hours, volume reached 9.34 million shares, edging above yesterday's 9.23 million for the same period.
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New York
Market East St. Louis Livestock Prices and Notices
Market East St. Louis report lists Wednesday hogs 6 500 cattle 1 506 calves 100 sheep 250 with price ranges for barrows gilts sows and cattle by weight. It also covers births marriages legal notices and public sales details, plus Missouri court notices and local obituaries from Jefferson City Linn and Chamois.
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East St. Louis
Missouri born musician Willard Robison dies at 73
Willard Robison, Missouri born singer, orchestra leader, and composer of more than 145 spirituals, died Monday in Community Hospital Peekskill New York at age 73. He organized the Decyi River Orchestra in 1917 and built one of the Midwest and Southwest’s largest traveling bands. His works include The Devil is Afraid of Music Truthful Parson Brown and Religion in Rhythm. Robison, a longtime member of ASCAP, had radio plays in New York for seven years. His wife Doris died a month earlier. he is survived by a daughter, Joline Guastella of White Plains New York.
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Peekskill, NY
Willard Robison
Robison
Shelbina
Decyi River Orchestra
Midwest
Parson Brown
American Society of], Composers, Authors and Publishers
New York City
Doris
Joline Guastella
White Plains
N.Y
Public Sales Bulletin Lists Auctions and Dates
Public sale notices appear for multiple auctions including A & T Auction in Apache labs and Holts Summit Missouri. Entries list sale times such as June 27 at 7 p.m. and June 29 at 12:30 p.m. with consignments, antiques, tools, and household items. Names include Lloyd Reichel Robert Gratz Herman Bremmerkamp and John Boessen.
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A and T
Holts Summit
Lloyd Reichel
West Elm
Herman Bremmerkamp
Lawrence Prenger
McCarty St
Henry Hirschnan
Robert Gratz
Public Sale
Westphalia
Ao High School
William Scheppers
John Boessen
Porter dies at 69 in High Point home
Oscar Cecil Porter, 69, of High Point, died Monday morning at his home after years of illness. He had been in poor health for several years.
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Oscar C. Porter
Oscar Cecil Porter
High Point
Missouri Senate rejects Willits for KC Police Board
The Missouri Senate refuses to confirm Gov. Warren E. Hearnes appointment of Robert W. Willits to the Kansas City Police Board. The nomination is sent back to the governor. an interim appointment could be made and Willits resubmitted in January. Other confirmations include Willard Reine to the State Public Service Commission and several appointments to the Water Pollution Board, Industrial Development Commission, and various state boards and commissions.
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Missouri Senate
Warren ‘E. Hearnes
Robert W. Willits
Kansas City
Senate
Willits
Lem T. Jones Jr
BR -1
Willard
Reine
Jefferson City
State Public Service Commission
Danny Lee Dodson
Monroe City
Theodore G. Scott
Buffalo
Water ‘Pollution Board
Carl Anderson
Gideon
Industrial Development Coge
Boat Commission
Jesse Parsons
Ellington
Hubert of
Edwards
Higginsville
Nim R. Long
Brentwood
Bill Bilveu
Springfield
Crump Taylor
Appleton City
Mahloni
R. Aldridge
Columbia
John WV. Bulrod
Arcee W. S. Jones Jr
Kennett
Y Firmin Maberry
Plat River
Advisory
Ond Veterans Affairs
Tornado Strikes Elk Creek and Simmons South of Houston
A tornado hit Elk Creek and Simmons south of Houston Monday evening causing property damage but no injuries. In Simmons eight miles south roofs were damaged a shop building moved power lines broken. In Elk Creek four miles farther south trees uprooted and the home of Allen Childs ers captured considerable damage.
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Houston
Elk Creek
Simmons
al Tk Creek
Prom halted on late train on Long Island
A high school prom aboard a Long Island Rail Road train was cut short after rowdyism and drinking led the railroad to return the four-car train to Westhampton. Police met the train after a 100 mile round trip to Montauk. about 85 students were aboard though only 100 were contracted for. No arrests were reported.
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Westhampton
N.Y
Long Island
Montauk
Ai SG
Kansas police search for woman's slayer
Kansas City Kansas police hunt a gunman who killed 23 year old Gwen Grant near a private club early this morning. Grant was shot in the left eye and died after arriving at a hospital.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas City, Kan
Gwen Grant
Missourian honored at Portland Architecture Awards
AP reports Architectural Criticism Awards went to George McCue of St. Louis and Lewis Mumford of New York as the American Institute of Architects opened in Portland Maine.
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Missourian
Portland
Architectural Criticism
George McCue
St. Louis
Lewis Mumford
New York
American Istitute of Architects
Appeals Court rules in favor of teacher
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Davis, formerly a speech instructor at Arkansas A and M College, is entitled to a trial for reinstatement and damages. He alleges his dismissal without a hearing violated his First Amendment rights and seeks back pay and $25,000. The college argues immunity under the Eleventh Amendment, but the court noted sovereign immunity does not shield officials acting beyond their authority in constitutional violations.
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Cole Sant
Jefferson
Mary Borgmeyer
Circuit Court
Nancy Jane Bartley
Louis
John Robert Bartley
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ole
Alva Distribution
H. Brent
Cole Ziane
Assis County
Missouri
Gay
Auty
Arkansas
A&m College
College Heights
Ment
Ark
Byron L. Kinder
John Borgmeyer
ST. Louis
Arkansas A and M College
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Davis
Elvin
Wek IE
H. Brent Davis
B. Redding
Fenton
Highway 41
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Tal
Rabin
Taxi employee dies in auto cab collision
In Kansas City Kansas a Wyandotte Cab Company employee was killed Monday night when a taxicab he rode in collided with a car. John Henry Bennett 48 of Kansas City was the cab passenger. The cab driven by Oscar Griffith 26 collided with Jewell Bodsoe 26. Eva Jones 33 a Bodsoe passenger was hospitalized with a fractured hip and facial lacerations.
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Kansas City
Kan
John Henry Bennett
Oscar Griffith
Wyandotte Cab Co
Jewell Bodsoe
Bodse
Eva Jones
Surtax hike seen as partial cure for economy
AP analysis notes analysts split on tax increase, predicting slower inflation and stronger dollar but warns of uneven gains. The $16 billion corporate and personal tax rise and $6 billion spending cut face wariness. Benefits include lower inflation, cheaper credit, and firmer confidence, with housing relief tied to timing.
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