Essential Appointments Limited During Stark Alaska Cruise 2004
Gov Lloyd C Stark announced that only essential appointments will be made before his July 1 departure for an Alaska cruise. The four member conservation commission will take over July 1, while insurance supervisor and liquor control chief remain non essential holdovers. Walter Bouchard remains acting liquor head. E J Becker, previously reappointed, died. The cruise lasts about two weeks and Stark will host Admiral Taussig aboard.
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Fast-Tribune
Lloyd C. Stark
Alaska
Conservation Commission
Game and Fish Department
E. O'Malley
Stark
Alaskan
John K. Taussig
Jefferson City
O’maley
D. Brndergast
Demaj
Admiral Taussig
United States Fleet
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sark
Rotary Club Plans Ladies Night and Talks
Jefferson City schools new superintendent Russell T. Scobee and Ralph Schott were introduced as new Rotary members at Pettis today. Plans for a ladies night and installation of officers were discussed and Bob Hill of the University of Missouri alumni activities was invited to speak on Rotary International from Nice, France. A coroner's jury ruled Millard Crane was shot to death while a prisoner in Shannon county jail by Everett Counts, the truck driver and father of the girl Crane hoped to marry.
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Russell T. Scobee
Jefferson City
Ralph Schott
Rotary Club
Pettis
J. G. Bruce
Thorpe Gordon
Maries
Bob Hill
University of Missouri
Rotary International
Nice
France
Eminence
Millard Crane
Eugene
Shannon County
Everett Counts
Crane
Vice Drive Spreads to Lafayette Street Sector
Three negro women Adair Carth Weight Edith Canton and Alma Woods jailed on vagrancy charges after allegedly answering calls of five white men in the Lafayette street sector in Jefferson City. White men ordered to stay away as police chief continues vice cleanup. hearings set for Friday with Carthwright and others facing multiple charges.
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Lafayette Street
Jefferson City
Adair Carth Weight
Edith Canton
Alma Woods
Booker Mason
Carthwright
Mason
Foster Wheatly
Darthwright
Columbia
Callaway County
Carthweight
Harry Mackey
Mackey
Death of Mrs Clark of Eldon after fall
Mrs. Clark aged 80 died in Jefferson City after a six week illness following a fall at home that fractured her hip. A nurse by trade, she lived 35 years in Zidon and was active in the First Baptist church. Survived by husband four children a sister and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Post-Tribune
Mulberry Street
Jefferson City
Clark
Springfield
First Baptist Church of
Eldon
Roy Ryan
Claude Vernon
Para
Elden
Troy Ryan
Kansas City
Wyrick
Henry Harbit
Windsor
Weather Brief: Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday With Mild Warmth
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Forecast highs near 84 with lows around 66 on Tuesday, while Sunday reaches 64/68. River stage updates show Keokuk and other sites rising modestly and several gauges indicating small falls or rises. Lake of the Ozarks level noted, below full capacity.
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Keokue
Kansas City
Wsrise OS ‘Waverly
Risa
Boonville
Big Rise
St Thomas
Hermann
Union
Lake of Ozarks
Boy Drowns At Lake Of The Ozarks
Walker Halligan aged 13 drowned at the Lake of the Ozarks near Warsaw Missouri Sunday afternoon despite rescue attempts by his companions George Hammond 14 and C C Smith 15 The body was recovered several hours later
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Warsaw
Walker Halligan
Lake of the Ozarks
George Hammond
C. C. Smith
Father Divine Follower Defends Trial With Moral Prop
John Wuest Hunt, a Father Divine follower, testifies that his religion is his moral prop during a trial on charges of violating Mann act. He asserts confidence in acquittal after testimony and says seven years would hold no terror, claiming eternity through Father Divine teachings despite the case involving an alleged immoral act with a 17 year old from Denver.
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Los Angeles
John Wuest Hunt
Suffers Broken Nose and Jaw in Accident Near Hermann
Oliver Granneman of Stony Hill was admitted to St. Mary's hospital with a fractured nose and jaw after a collision south of Hermann while returning from a wedding. Granneman, his father Louis, mother, and sister, were in a Pontiac coupe driven by Beaschear of McKittrick. all involved received treatment for minor injuries as both cars sustained heavy damage.
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Oliver Granneman
Stony Hill
St. Mary's Hospital
Hermann
Granneman
Louis
Beaschear
McKittrick
Braschear
Convict Escapes Tomato Farm in Boone County
Escape of Jacob Dove, 53, from the state prison tomato farm in Boone County was announced by Deputy Warden Tom Scott. Dove, sentenced in June 1935 from Lewis County on grand larceny, walked away from the farm shortly before noon.
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Jacob Dove
Boone County
Tom Scott
Scott
Dove
Lewis County
Unidentified man's body found near Lamar railroad tracks
A dead man was found five miles east of Lamar Missouri near railroad tracks. Coroner Claude Duckett said there were no signs the man was struck by a train and the body remained unidentified.
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Lamar
Here
Claude Duckett
Florence Quits as President of Lincoln University
Charles W. Florence resigns after six years citing three core policy disagreements with Lincoln University’s board of curators. He criticizes board structure, faculty selection methods, and the nature of governance, calling for new leadership and progress. Professor J D Blift of the board offered no comment on the resignation.
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Lincoln University
Charles W. Florence
University
Florence
Gene Hibly
Mini
University of Missouri
Lincoln
Lincoln ‘University
Lam
Stark Columbia
J.D. Blift
Capitol Clean Sweep Reshapes Adaya County Officials
The Adaya County Commission acts to overhaul the capitol staff, replacing most guards and janitors. Only six of twelve guards and five of sixteen janitors kept positions. Charles A. Novinger becomes the $2,500-a-year capi tol guard, succeeding former sheriff Sid Hamilton. The board completed its extraordinary session amid lingering complaints of poorly kept corridors and noise in the house lounge.
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Post-Tribune
Seat of Government
Capitol
Park Administration
Sid Hamilton
Charles A. Novinger
Adair County
T ‘Phe Post-‘tribune
Novinger
Capitol Guards
H. W. Bradshaw
Laclede County
Jack Burton
Ray
County
Frank Canada
Randolph
A. Irvine
H. S. Malone
Howard
ArtiCherry
Sullivan
Ira G. Morrison
Dave Wright
Cole
Gus Créws Pettis
Edward Nance
Capa Girardeau
OGHL Scouts Leave for Big Jamoree
Twenty seven Boy Scouts from the Lake of the Ozarks council along with Executive L. E. Glinkman Scoutmaster J. J. Rode and Assistant Carl Eveler left at 6 30 a m for the national Boy Scout jamboree in Washington Nine Springfield area Scouts or nine Scouts and two leaders and Jefferson City Scouts would join a special train at St Louis The train is due in Washington at 9 20 a m tomorrow The jamboree ends at noon July 9 after which the group will tour eastern states returning to Jefferson City July 12
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Lake of the Ozarks
Jefferson City
Attacks on High Court Commission Hit Rehearing Motion
A rehearing motion in the John J Reagan case challenges the constitutionality of the state high court commission. Reagan, serving 15 years for second degree murder in the Clifford Appler shooting, is appealing a division ruling written by commissioners. The filing argues no constitutional authority exists for commissioners to rule on innocence or guilt and questions delegation of judicial duty.
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State Supreme Court
John J
Spot
Supreme Court
Airvision
Reagan
James A. Cooley
H. J. Westhues
W. H. Bobling
Supreme Court Commission
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Jefferson City seeks state funds for new armory building
Gov. Lloyd C. Stark announced $5,000 grants to Jefferson City and about a dozen Missouri communities toward armory construction under a $100,000 omnibus appropriation. Plans call for a building large enough for conventions and civil events, with site options in uptown areas. other cities like Mexico Warrensburg Hannibal Kirksville Sikeston Sedalia also pursuing armory projects. Additional park purchases were approved including Pershing Memorial State Park Linn County and Mark Twain State Park expansions.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
National Guard
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Columbia
Boone
Veturn
Laboy
Itelier
Chamber of Commerce
Chestnut
Miller Streets
S. SA Inal
Mexico
Warrensburg
Hannibal
Kirksville
Sikeston
Sedalia
Laclede
Linn County
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Grundy County
Enoth H. Crawder
Prison Ceremonies Broadcast on KWOS Airwaves
KWOS radio will broadcast the state prison ground breaking from 11 to 12 tomorrow morning. A remote hookup via Chamber of Commerce ties the site of the new administration building. Governor Lloyd C. Stark and a bipartisan board and state building commission will lead officials at the ceremony marking the start of the $2,750,000 rehabilitation program.
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KWOS
News
Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd C. Stark
Bipartisan Board
State Building Commission
Paroled man jailed again for drunkenness and theft
Kenneth Nichols, 25, a filling station attendant, was ordered to serve out a 60 day jail term after being paroled for drink driving. He admitted selling his wife's cedar chest for five dollars to fund drinking, despite promising the mayor to stay sober and pay a $100 fine. His father pleaded for help as the police judge ordered commitment. Four men also pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined $35 each.
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Kenneth Nichols
Jesse N. Owens
Nichols
Foster
Wheatly
Sail Nichols
F. W. Nichols
Appeals Grow Ige Fund to One Ninety Dollars
New appeals through pulpit and press boosted the fee fund campaign to 190 dollars. Rev A B Jackson urged congregants at Sunday services and donor Louis Ott added seven dollars with seven grandsons present. Contributions included multiple small gifts from individuals and church groups, totaling at least 25 dollars beyond the initial 150.
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A. B. Jackson
Presbyterian Church
William Tellman
Louis Ott
Frank Louis Steppleman
Elmer Ott, Jr
William Albert Ott
Jack Donald Steppleman
Louis Lohman Ott II
Jerry Bruce Steppleman
Thomas Sproule Ott
Clara Hall
Gloria
Ellis Meyer
Rebekah Social Club
Lydia Hammond
Charles J. Gruber
Estell McClelland
Hawthorn Garden Club
Woman’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
A. Linxwiler
Seventh Day Adventist
Shurch
Two Killed Two Hurt In Illinois Wreck
In Farmersville Illinois Wade Van Norn of Comanche Oklahoma and Miss Reta Haw of Rupert Idaho were killed when their car struck a concrete abutment north of Farmersville and overturned in a ditch. Ford Bradley a teacher from Poplar Bluff Missouri was seriously injured and others in the car were hurt.
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Farmersville
Ill
Wade van Norn
Comanche
Okla
D A V Leaders Urge Defense Against Communism
Vivian Cordly national adjutant of the Disabled American Veterans told a St Joseph rally that D A V and similar groups are America’s first line of defense against communism and other isms. A possible reorganization of the state department of the D A V was discussed at a round table, with no action taken, but the matter to be addressed at a January rally in St Louis.
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ST. Joseph
Vivian Cordly
Cincinnati
Disabled Americans Veterans
America
State Department
St Louis
Back to work in Youngstown steel plants amid strike
About 15,500 workers returned to North Ohio steel plants as SWOC CLO pressure continues in the 33 day strike. Gov Davey orders guards to maintain quiet reopening while CIO argues the counts are inflated and aims to press for a truce under Wagner Act mediation.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Gilson D. Light
Ohio National Guard
Youngst Town
Independent Steel Companies
Steel’ Workers
CLO
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem, Steel
Johnstown
Inland, Steel Company
SWOC
G ‘Ight
Ohio
Adér
Martin “le Davey
Mahoning Valley
Aril
Calumet
Chicago
Clifford” Townsend
National Labor Relations Board
Inland
Republic Steel
Buffalo
N.Y
South Buffalo
Elmer F. Cope
Philip Murray
Pittsburgh
Ohio National Guardsmen
General Light
Cleve~ Dhan
Murray
Canton
Republic
Cleveland
Indiana Harbor
Massillon
National Guardsmen
Michigan
Pennsylvana
Mar! Gallay
Martin L. Davey
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lss
Gus Hal
CIO
Davey
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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