Parade Route Outlined for Benson Show
The Jefferson City Merchants Committee and Lions Club outlined the Bobby Benson show parade route for next Wednesday. It starts 9:30 a.m. on Broadway near St. Peter's, moves east on High to Monroe, south on Monroe to McCarty, west to Madison, south to Dunklin, and west to Broadway School for disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Committee
Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Bobby Benson
R. BE. Collins
Coommutee
Broadway St
St. Peter's Church
High St
Monroe St
Monroe
McCarty St
McCarty
Madison St
Madison
Dunklin St
Dunklin
Broadway School
Lion
James Patrick
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Lions Chub
Vivian Wideman
Lo- May
New York
Bobbyjnre
Benson
Chamber of Commerce
Korea
Washington Parks
City Employes Seek Wage Boost
About 1,500 workers from AFI unions at city county and state levels petition for higher pay. A wage committee awaits aldermen action on a 3.7 percent raise recommendation, with the union seeking about 1 per month more than the 8 to 1 87.50 monthly proposal. Average pay ranges from 176 to 450 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
AFI
Joey
Civil Searvies Commission
J Stan Zago
Librarians to Attend Meeting in New York
Paxton P. Price state librarian and several Abracnins will attend the first annual conference of the American Library Association in Turk City at the Walelar ia Hotel June 29 July Eleanor Roosevelt will be a principal speaker. Attending are Edna Rothe Helen Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton P. Price
Turk City
Walelar ‘Ia
Dune
Eleanor Roosevelt
Steplirary Enlyplayer
Edna Rothe
1. Hylton
Librarion Malone
Lbrarian
Margaret E. Gates
Miss. Helen
M. Miller
Lore
American Library Association
Price
Pall
National Association of State Jnbiaries
Cost of Living N Americans Live Well, But They Pay A Lot
Cost of living remains high as Americans enjoy ease and luxury but incur heavy costs for the privilege. The article notes large inventories still, rising wages, near-record employment, and a tax pinch. It cites steel strikes and post boom adjustments, with higher prices and rates, and cautious consumer spending amid government policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Strike Costs Steel Magnates Billion Dollars
The nationwide steel strike has cost steel companies nearly a billion dollars in lost production. Since July 2, about 10 million tons of steel have not been produced, hitting various sectors of the economy. Union shop remains the core issue, with Inland Steel president Clarence B. Randall arguing it is the sole demand. Roosevelt-era tensions linger as President Truman’s stance is cited in the halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
America
Philip Murray
CIO
United
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
East Chilcago
Ind
Randall
Truman
Murray
Alliedindustries
Studebaker Corp
Indiana
Steelworkers Union
Ulion
Births list from Jefferson and nearby towns
A Friday birth announces a girl to Mr and Mrs How Galfke Route 1 Jefferson. A girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs Arthur Campbell Russellville at St Marys. A boy born Friday to Mr and Mrs Floyd Stewart 30a Filmore St. A boy born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Leonard Weidinger Vienna at Charles E Still.
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How. Galfke
Route 1
Jefferson
Arthur Campbell
Russellville
St. Mary's
Fricay
Floyd Stewart
Filmore St
Leonard Weidinger
Vienna
Charles E. Still
Dusheke Files Partition Suit to Divide Joint Property
Hazel B Dusheke of Jefferson City filed a partition suit in the circuit court to divide a jointly owned property in Janes Addition with former husband Richard J Dusheke. She seeks sale of the property at public sale since it cannot be divided in kind and requests proceeds be split equally between the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel B. Dusheke
Jefferson City
Circuit Court
Richard J. Dusheke
Circuit
Sam
Blair Yesford
Dusteke
Four Coal Miners Burned In Air Shaft Accident
Four coal miners were fatally burned when gas ignited at the bottom of a partially completed air shaft near Caretta W V3. The accident occurred last night as a crew worked on a shaft at the Olga Coal Company's Caretta mine, two miles from Welch. One survivor, Elmer Campbell, 42, was in serious condition. The shaft collapse and ignition followed a gas issue as electric lights failed during lowering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caretta
Fespttaly
Peighvoing Welch
Elmer Campbell
Olga Caw Company
Caretta Mane
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Alers
Rune Bing
Martes
Mary Ann Vogel
Fulton
Intelligent
Fred Vogel, Jr
W. Main St
St. Peter's
S. A
Fess
Savings Hanks
Psat
Applance
Furniture Industrie Mare
Buick
Lou Anne Boers
Chicago
Alex Dulenga
Lou Anne
Louis
Louis Jr
Camille
Len
Batr T
Hon Dolenga
C. V. Cwiklinski
Ee “Light Company
Missouri
Wisouri Power & Light Comp
Hans
Cleveland
Marsha Wilson
Daddy
Beth
Bud
Wallau & Schnieders Venetian Blind Co
Kirsch
Central Dairy
Penney's
Capital Speedway
Jeff
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