Inadequacies Suspected in Jefferson City Sewer System
State health engineers suspect inadequacies in the Jefferson City sewer system after numerous complaints of overflowing sewers and flooded basements. Dr. James R. Amos notes plans for sewer projects were often constructed without proper submission for review, urging an engineer’s report on local sewage works and treatment needs along the Missouri River.
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State Division of Health
Jefferson City
James R. Amos
State Health Agency
Amos
Division of Health
Wen
Loveal
Treans
Missouri River
Missouri
South Daknta
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Survey Protests School Aid Bill
A taxpayers group protested a pending federal school construction aid bill, arguing Missouri would gain about 945 million in grants yearly while paying 100 million in federal taxes. Edward Staples of the Missouri Public Expenditure Survey sent a telegram to Missouri lawmakers claiming federal control would follow aid and labor would gain power in school construction.
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Taxpayers
Missouri
Congress
Edward Staples
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Wold
Witgex
217 Enroll In Summer Playground Program Expansion
Enrollment reports show 217 children registered across 7 playgrounds including East West South Southwest Moreau Heights and St Peters. Age limits span 6 to 12 years while teens may use Washington Park Sports Center for activities and swimming with Red Cross and Park Board support.
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Thei Speing
Howard Scott
Park Board
West School
South School
Washington Park Sports Center
Moreau Heights
St. Peter's
Lions Club
Proram
Red Cross and Park Board
Que
Memorial
Washington Park
Washington ¢ Park
Two Prison Farm Escapees Captured In Missouri
The Moniteau County sheriff and highway patrol caught two convicts who escaped from the State Penitentiary’s Church farm Sunday. Charles W. Welch, 29, jailed for burglary in St. Charles County, and Homer Webber, 23, serving five years for robbery in Butler County, were apprehended early today.
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Highway Patrol
Tr Moniteau County
Church Farm
Charles W. Welch
St. Charles County
Homer Webber
Butler County
Weather forecast for Jefferson City and vicinity
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunder showers tonight and Wednesday. Cooler tonight and Wednesday. Lows in the mid 60s, highs in the mid 80s. Local river forecast and regional notes incomplete from the clipped text.
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Jefferson City
Missouria
Jeltergatt Fermann
Mioapville
Yeiferson
Bracken County Grand Jury Threatens Charges Over Courthouse Leak
Brooksville Kentucky Bracken County grand jury vows to bind fiscal court members in malfeasance case if roof leak not fixed. The brick courthouse built in 1914 has repeatedly needed repairs noted by five prior grand juries.
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Brooksville
Bracken County
Committees Named For Lions Festival in Jefferson City
Jefferson City Lions Club appoints committees for the 20th annual Lions Festival at Washington Park set for Tuesday. Henderson, general manager, says the festival will top last year with a 6:30 p.m. food stage show and fireworks featuring major pieces under the public address system. Committee chairs include Popcorn Harold Remley and Herbert Miller. anda beau Noland Chapel and Les Herbert. drinks C Andy Anderson Charles Ek and Dr. H M Bud. Novelties Hubert Hrvts bil. gous Oliy Capps. finance O W Taithel dv. hoopla William Tot. Continued on Page 2 Col 1.
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Henderson
Harold Remley
Herbert
Hub) Miller
Anda Beau
Noland Chap ‘el
Les Herbert
C. tAndy Anderson
Charles ‘Ek
Dr. H. M
Hubert
Spectator Helps Clear Identity in Operator License Case
Robert Eugene Kaelin of 728 Michigan St faced arrest summons and a small fine after a mistaken identity in Magistrate Court. A trooper later identified Charles Waller Koelling of Cerjae City as the driver, and the misID led to confusion when Kaelin’s mother explained her son was at home and did not know of any proxy appearance.
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Michigan St
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Robert Eugene al
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Cerl
Jae City
Robert Eugene Koelling
Magis
Robert Eugene Koeling
Costa
Foster S. Wheatly
Robert Eugene
Charles Walley Koelling
Wheatly
Highway Patrol
Charles Waller
Charles Waller Koelling
Quarles
Pade 2
Cal
Inquest Set Friday in Traffic Mishap
Missouri prosecutor James T. Riley and Sheriff Ben Markway announced an inquest into a fatal auto crash two miles south of Jefferson City. Cora Salmons, 19, died when a car driven by Davis Hawkins, 21, was struck head on by a vehicle driven by David Clark, 29. Six others were injured as authorities prep charges of careless and reckless driving against Clark.
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Colp Cunnity
James Ty Bailey
David Clark
Anat Clark
Kim Aul
Misa Cora Salmons
Here
Mies
Cora Salmona
Ben Markway
Cale County
Markway
Miss Salmons
Jefferson City
Davis Hawkins
Fort Leovarté Wood
Hawkins
Teo
State Highway Patrol
Broadway
Mawkins Auto
Clark
Cole County
James T. Riley
Riley Susies
Missouri
Riley
Laboratory Hearing Opens Wednesday in St Louis
A federal committee of the U S Department of Agriculture will open a hearing Wednesday at the Statler Hotel here to discuss a proposed 15 million dollar national animal disease laboratory. Missouri site promotion will be urged by the St Louis Chamber of Commerce, with Don Collins of Kit Carson leading a diverse panel of livestock, land grant, veterinary, and state agriculture representatives. A multi state delegation attends. Also Miss Naomi Gosdin of Jefferson City was elected police judge of Girls State at Fulton, with county election references noted. Wednesday is state primary day at Selel's State.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Statler Hotel
Missouri
St. Louis
Naomi Gosdin
Jefferson City
Girl’s State
Fulton
Selel
Governors Back Ike in 1956 GOP push against Stevenson
A GOP governors’ petition circulated at the 48th Annual Governors Conference pledges full support for Dwight D. Eisenhower’s renomination and re election. The effort, led by Gov. Walter Hall, cites Eisenhower’s leadership for peace, stability, and social justice, with Democratic hopes centered on Adlai Stevenson.
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Happy
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P Harriman
York
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
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President’s Health Brief Note on Weigh Gain Efforts
A fragmented report notes discussions on idle funds and investments amid requests for action by doctors. It states the President weighs 62 pounds, seven pounds lighter than at June hospitalization, and cites a morning bulletin from Walton Heed Army Hospital about a very comfortable night and nine hours of sleep.
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Wits
Bates
Lee
UCF Workshop Marks Community Aid Effort
An education workshop organized by the Missouri project board and the United Mine Workers program drew participants with support from the Jefferson City community. Speeches emphasized the value of mutual assistance, with Clemens W. Dulle and Edward N. City among noted speakers.
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Clemens W. Dulle
Sens Cecal
Jefferson
Edward
Nso City
Five Circuit Judges File for Re-Election
Five Circuit Judges file for re election in Missouri noting costs and workloads. The piece cites opinions by former officials and discusses impacts on court operations and salaries amid political pressure and ongoing district concerns. Names include Hubert J Arenson J B Taylor Owen Franklin E Reagan and Lee Holdi, with references to recent conditions and budget figures.
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Dave Tien
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Hubert Jb. Arenson
Ady
J.B. Taylors Owen
Franklin E. Reagan
Iy van Lee Holdi
Mudge
Thomas J. Naland
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Fee Cream Business Lively Youngster Rifles Mom's Purse
A local boy reportedly took money from a neighbor's purse, totaling $35, as part of a fee scheme described by the mother. The incident prompted concerns about many children in the neighborhood and suggested the culprit may have convinced others they were involved.
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Michael Laws
Legislation Backers Expect Ike to Sign Bill by Saturday
AP dispatch from WAITINGTON reports lawmakers pushing for the Rabillion highway program. The plan would fund a vast public works project with federal and state shares, including toll-free sections, elevated expressways, and new defense routes, costing about 27 percent of the total.
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Ike
Waitington
Gon- Bross
Wiser Hower Todig
Senate
Pest
Luisenhowers
Tinasure Keay
Manele
Ollie Fae Lites
Neead Evichov
Sutiret Oh
Fleeing Patients Bind Psychologist At Fulton State Hospital
Two male mental patients escaped from State Hospital No 1 Fulton after binding psychologist Miss Mary Thomson in her office. They pried open a ward room window, took her keys and some money, then fled in her English sports car. Police statewide search under way.
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State Hospital
Mary ‘Thomson
David R. Nander
St. Louis
Iet Mudgett
Buchanan County
Bell
Miss Thompson
Aultho
Ises
State Highway Patrol
Weeks
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