Soli Gain Seen For Ike in Pa Taft Core Firm
An Associated Press poll shows 32 Pennsylvania delegates favor Eisenhower and 11 Taft in a tight GOP delegate picture. Taft gains five, while Gov Fine remains pivotal with influence over 32 to 34 delegates though undecided. Nationwide totals list Taft 483 Eisenhower 405 with 189 undecided as convention nears.
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Soli
Ike
Taft
Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Ohio
Fine
John Sr. Fine
Chicago
Pennssylvania
Fenns Nia
GOP
Hearings Set in Missouri Bankruptcy Cases
Final hearings in two bankruptcy matters were scheduled in Federal Court before Judge Henry Bundschu in Kansas City. Sherman H. Meyer of Sedalia, Meyer Bros., filed Apr 8 1950, and George A. Knorr of Meta Cheese Co faced objections to discharge with a Sept 18 deadline. Propane Inc of Jefferson City and Delbert Holloway Elden were continued from May and also set to Sept 18.
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Henry A. Bundsehu
Kansas City
Western District of
Missouri
Sherman H. Meyer
Sedalia
Meyer Bros
George A. Knorr
Meta Cheese Co
Bundschu
Meta Cheese
Propane, Inc
Jefferson City
Delbert Holloway
Elden
Deaths Mrs. Minnie Westfall Dies at 88 in Perry
Mrs. Minnie Lee Westfall, 88, died at 7 a.m. today at the home of her daughter Mrs. L. B. Caldwell at 417 Vigianl after 12 years there. Born January 7, 1864 in Santa Fe Missouri, she was the daughter of Robert and Lydia Sinclair. She married Charles Westfall in Perry in 1886. he died in 1928. Funeral plans incomplete. body to Ferry. Survived by daughter, two sons Clark Huntington Park California and Edward Hannibal, one granddaughter Mrs. J. K. Summers, and one great grandson.
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Minnie Lee Westfall
L. B. Caldwell
Vigianl
Westfall
Santa Fe
Robert
Lydia Sinclair
Charles Westfall
Perry
Ferry
Perry Christian Church
Clark
Huntington Park
Calif
Edward Westfall
Hannibal
J. K. Summers
Father Brody Dies at St. Marys Hospital Kansas City
The Rev. William C. Brody pastor of St. Peters church in Kansas City Missouri died at St Marys hospital after a heart attack suffered while resting at Lake of the Ozarks. He was brought to the hospital early last week.
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Father Brody
William ‘C. Brody
St. Peter's Church
Kansas City
St.Mary’s Hospital
Lake of the Ozarks
Bunceton Man Pleads to Careless Driving
Herman D. Dick, 54, of Bunceton, pleaded guilty to careless and reckless driving. He was fined $50 and costs, sentenced to 60 days in the county jail with parole on good behavior, and jailed after midnight arrest on Highway 50. He allegedly failed to keep his truck on the right side and was accused of drinking.
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Herman D. Dick
Bunceton
Ming
Foster S
State Highway Patrol
Highway 50
Mrs. Mary Scott Dies At California Home
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Scott 89 died at her California home after years of poor health. Born near Laitham to Mahlon and Jane James, she married Alonzo Scott and lived on a Clarksburg farm until his death. She moved to California 28 years ago. funeral Friday at First Baptist Church. Burial at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Survived by brother J. C. James of Omaha.
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California
Mary Elizabeth Scott
First Baptist Church
James Althoff Funeral Services Planned in California
James Althoff aged 52 former resident died Tuesday at Leeds sanitarium Kansas City after two years as patient born Rolla June 18 1900 son of Henry and Delia Althoff moved to Kansas City years ago survivors include three sisters Mrs William Murray New Bloomfield and Mrs
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California
James Althoff
Leeds Sanitarium
Kansas ‘City
Rolla
Henry
Delia Althoff
Kansas City
William Murray
New Bloomfield
Drunk and Speeding Charges Bring Fines
Two police court defendants were fined a total of 13 dollars. Jack Waldron of Kennett received 3 dollars and 10 days in jail for an alleged drunken offense at the Missouri Pacific depot. Gerald Christian of 607 Mulberry St. paid 10 dollars and received 30 days probation for speeding after being ticketed on East High Street near Marshall Street.
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Jack Paul Waldron
Kennett
Missouri Pacific
Wednesdday
Gerald Christian
Mulberry St
E. High St
High &T
Marshall St
Missouri Veterans Return From Korea Arrive in San Francisco
Sgt Norman J Wilbers of Jefferson City was among D4 Missourians arriving yesterday from Korea aboard the General Black. Also returning were M/Sgt Louis P Antimi and Lt Robert C Smith of Columbia and Sgt Kenneth W J Miller of Sedalia.
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Norman J. Wilbers
Jefferson City
San Francisco
Korea
General
Black
Louis P. Antimi
Robert C. Smith
Columbia
Kenneth W.J. Miller
Sedalia
Hospital Admissions and Youth Passport Plans Reported
The record lists several hospital admissions in sville and surrounding areas including Mrs Erma Sebourn Mrs Mildred Meyer Mrs Fred Wilde Leo Luck and Mrs Denzil Smith among others. It also notes Chamois Youth Entists seeking a European passport with enlistment in the regular army and mention of Joseph H Johns and Joe Kendrick detailing travel plans and military assignments.
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Charles EL Stitt Thomas White
Erma Sebourn
Sville
Mildred Meyer
W. Main St
Fred Wilde
Loose Creek
Leo Luck
Bonnals Mill
Denzil Smith
Versailles
Oliver Parsons
Fairmount Blvd
Chamois
Waraich
Fulton
1St Army
U. S
Joseph H. Johns
Henry F. Johns
Middle East
Mint Hill
Joe L. Kendrick
Kendrick
Great Britain
Johns
France
Italy
Switzerland
Chamois High School
Infantry Drives Reds From Hill in Korean War Push
United Nations infantry, supported by armor and air forces, drove Chinese troops from a western Korean hill near Yuncheon in a close battle. One armored vehicle was damaged by planes, with two more seen on the hill, likely Russian T-34s or self propelled guns. Allied flame throwers destroyed bunkers as the Reds withdrew, with no casualty estimate given.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Sth
Recs
Yunchen
Rec J
Council on Children Meeting in Missouri Hotel
The quarterly session of the Council on Children and Youth of the Missouri Association for Social Welfare will convene at 11 15 a m tomorrow at the Missouri Hotel. About 60 youth organizations from across the state are expected to attend with reports from Mrs Jules Kapp Clayton and Miss Mary Brooks executive secretary.
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Counci
Missouri Association For Social Welfare
Missouri Hotel
Mary Brooks
Jules Kapp
Clayton
Convict Swearengin Gets Additional Two Years for Jailbreak
Leonard Swearengin, 22, a prisoner at the state penitentiary, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair to two more years for a jail breakout. He had prior burglary conviction in Christian County in 1950 and a five year sentence. He escaped from Church Farm on March 29, 1952, was recaptured later.
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Leonard Swearengin
State Penitentiary
Sam C. Blair
Christian County
Church Farm
Head-On Collision Causes 450 Damages
A head-on collision on a county road at 11 45 a m yesterday caused an estimated 450 damages to two cars, the State Highway Patrol reported. No injuries were reported, and drivers named in the report were Ceci.
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Cole County
Patal
Enginers Club to Hear H H Mobley Speaker Friday
Thursday notice lists address 1018 Broadway and Columbia names Sagane Gartion William Taylor. Garrison car damage $360 Taylor about $100. H H Mobley director of the Division of Resources and Development will speak at Friday luncheon at the Mise.
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jSagene Gartion
Broad [Way Bt
William Taylor
Columbia
Garrison
Taylor
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