Jefferson City Orchestras Merge Amid Financial Strain
Jefferson City Civic Orchestra merged with the inactive Jefferson City Symphony Orchestra. The combined group will use the latter name, begin rehearsals for a September concert, and plan December and May performances including the Festival of Choirs in February. Officers elected include Mrs H BR Gardner president and Edwin Stewart treasurer.
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Senate committee backs Kansas Missouri boundary compact
The Senate Judiciary committee approved a compact between Kansas and Missouri to set the Missouri River center as the boundary from Kansas City north to the Kansas Nebraska line. It adapts to gradual river bends but not to sudden channel changes and still requires Congressional approval.
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Travelogue pioneer James Fitzpatrick bids farewell to Bombay
Hollywood June 27 AP James Anthony Fitzpatrick famed travelogue producer narrator has logged about 3 500 000 miles of filming around the world He plans new journeys eyeing stars and rockets He rejects mere place focus embracing people He is a colonel in Maharajah of Baroda's army aide to the Sultan of Johore and has received the Aztec Eagle from Mexico His wife assists with music and they share a long history from Shelton Connecticut to Beverly Hills California
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Peter Lind Hayes
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Wheat Belt Feels Switchmen Strike Threat
Washington report notes a serious situation in the wheat belt as railroad switchmen strike. The Rock Island line, amid western lines, has halted service just as harvest begins, risking millions of bushels stored in elevators and delaying outbound grain and incoming new crop.
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Auto Crash Damages Reported at Dunklin Washington
An afternoon collision at Dunklin and Washington streets damaged two cars. Ed Dulle of Route 2 and Bueford Hayden of 51 East Dunklin street were involved. Dulle's car owned by Gray Burmeister suffered 23 dollars in right front fender damage. Hayden's car sustained about 100 dollars in damage. No charges filed. Separately, the Institute of Scrap and Steel noted a 1949 drop in scrap demand.
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New Hyde Park Beer Promoted by Hyde Park Associations
New Hyde Park Beer is marketed as notably favorable by the Hyde Park Breweries Association in St. Louis Missouri. The brief touts its quality and urges readers to try it today.
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Hyde Park Breweries Association
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