Cole County Fair Officials and Show Details
A list of fair officials and superintendents for Dairy Swine Sheep Poultry Vegetables Woodwork and Home Economics at the Cole County Fair is provided, including names such as Bill Link Sam Kroll Milo Beck George Propst Henry Luebbering and many others. The text also notes a Capital Toastmasters Club meeting with speaker John Skain winning the Skain Trophy for Ohr Bill of Rights and other speakers addressing topics like An Amazing Engine and Strange Incidents in the History of the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Link
Sam Kroll
Rodney Garnett
Milo Beck
Donnie Luebbering
George Propst
Gene Lindhardt
Henry Luebbering
Gerry Luebbering
Richard Mueller
James Goetz
Andrew J. Hood
Joy Fischer
Elle Blackberger
W. C. Brown
Mary L. Brenneke
Sue Garnett
Ernest Braun
Linda Engelbrecht
Home Service
T Aengelbrecht
Myrene Engelbrecht
Homel
Clarence Crede
Henry Beck
Naomi Sommerer
Niemry Luebbering
Fred Bisges
Delores ‘Luebbering
Venita Mueller
Oscar Schenewerk
Gerald S. Vogel
Skain
John Skain
Burridge
Capital Toastmasters Club
Missouri Hotel
Robert W. Brown
Otto
Bud) Pohl
William He Yellman
Southwest
Tornadoes, storms kill, injure across plains and southeast
Tornadoes and violent storms swept the mid continent, South and East leaving four dead and over twenty injured. A Nebraska twister struck Hillerege near Scatisbluff destroying 25 boles at a housing development and injuring occupants. Lightning killed Mrs. Henry Julian in Canadian Texas and Kenneth Guyer Sr near Panhandle. A Little League player Daniel Williamson died in New Jersey from a lightning strike while under a tree. Winds up to 89 mph lashed Carlsbad New Mexico causing outages and floods as rivers swelled across Nebraska danger of further floods persisted.
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Mid-Continent
Hillerege
Scatisbluff
Neb
Texas
New Mexico
Greenwood Township
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
WW. J. Daniels
Jim Karubos
Daniel Husband
Nick Karubos
Wyeming
Yesterdy
Wyoming
North Platte
Henry Julian
Tex
Kenneth
Guyer
Panhandle
Daniel Williamson
Carden
N. J
Carlsbad
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Continental Divide
Damages Reported in 4:30 P.M. County Road Crash
An estimated 115 dollars in damage occurred at 4 30 p m yesterday when a pickup driven by A H Wilders 53 of Jefferson City pulled from a county road driveway and collided with a truck driven by Roy L Felter 22 of Russellville. Felter’s vehicle sustained 15 dollars damage and Wilbers’ auto about 100 dollars. The wreck happened two miles east of Wardsville per the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wilders
Jefferson City
Roy L. Felter
Russellville
State Highway Patrol
Fel+ber
Wilbers’ Auto
Wardsville
False Teeth Wearers Find Comfort With FASTEETH Powder
Many wear false teeth with little worry now. Eat talk laugh or snore without fear of insecure dentures slipping. FASTEETH powder firms plates, adds comfort, has no pasty taste, and does not cause nausea. Available at SOF drug counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Revamped Military Reserve Program Returns to House
The House Armed Services Committee approved the revamped military reserve plan by 28-1, sending it back to the House. The measure allows expanding trained reserves by calling on teenagers to volunteer for reserve duty, with Rep. Short supporting the change and rejecting universal military training. Chairman Vinson indicated a forthcoming fight over an anti segregation amendment likely this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Anort
Short R-Mo
GOP
Sherk
Sherl
Vinson
D-Ga
Rep
Powell
Upholsterer Finds Diamond in Sofa After 12 Years
Mrs. George A. King of YRONG Utah sent a diving room sofa to an upholsterer with a joke about diamonds. The restorer soon called that a diamond had been found in the sofa, believed to be part of a set from her engagement ring lost twelve years ago.
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Yrong
Utah
George A. King
Supreme Court Upholds County Police Authority in Missouri
The Supreme Court ruled that the Missouri constitution assigns law enforcement to a charter county like St. Louis County and grants broad powers to the county board of police commissioners. The decision, authored by Judge Clem Storckman, supports the new enforcement plan as valid under constitutional authority. The ruling comes as the county prepares to implement its enhanced police system with Albert DuBois heading the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Nation
Lado
St. Louis County
Missouri
Board of Police Commissioners
Jura Unis
Louis County
Vinson
Andell
Monteering
Frank 'Schemoyver
Albert B. DuBois
DuBois
St. Laws County
Pennsylvania
Clem ¥ V. Storckman
St. Louis
Storckman
Guardsmen to Train at Missouri Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Leonard Wood will drain 300 National Guardsmen each month starting July 1 under a new Army program. Twelve thousand National Guard enlisted men may volunteer annually for eight weeks of basic training. Trainees will train alongside active Army recruits at Army installations. The program aims to supply units with noncommissioned officer material and allow more unit type training during drills and summer field training.
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Missouri Post Ft, Leonard Wood
Fort Leonard Wood
Hamilton Auction Draws Big Crowd
Hamilton Wisconsin buyers from 18 states and Canada bid on Aberdeen Angus cattle at Penney James Homeplace Farm. First session sold 39 bulls for 315,350 dollars average over 4,000 each and 25 cows at 87,850 dollars average about 3,500. The sale ends tomorrow.
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Hamilton
Canada
Penney & James
Thomas Staley
Kansas City
Carl Nielsen
Hemet
Calif
John Epple
Columbia
al Bull
J. C. Penney
Homeplace Farm
Penney
Missouri
Orin L
Springfield governor denies clemency for Paris minister
Illinois Gov Stratton rejected the clemency appeal of Col Ellsworth Newton a Paris Mo minister convicted of murder in 1997. The decision followed a recommendation by the Illinois Board of Pardons and Parole. Newton was sentenced to life for the slaying of May Belle Kelley whose body was found near the Mark Twain Bridge at Hannibal on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Stratton
Col. Ellsworth
Newton
Paris
Illinois Pardon and Parole Board
May Belle Kelley
Mlinois
Mississippi River
Mark ‘Swain
Hannibal
Police unify drive to crack recent Belleville shootings
Belleville officials including St. Clair County states attorney Richard T. Carter convened a meeting with Belleville East St. Louis and state authorities to coordinate probes into recent gang style shootings. They linked the Koenig murder to horse racing activity and discussed crackdown on racing related crime and news distribution pressures.
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Belleville
Que
Richard T. Carter
St. Clair County
Cial
East St. Louis
Carter
J. Fred Koenig
Koenig
St. Louis
Frank
Buster) Wortman
Wortman
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Holt Summit
William OL
Lloyd Cordes
Jack Adkinson
Fulton
Ernest Loesch
Arliss Enloe
Emil Mueler
Adolph Summers
Carl Blackwell
A. B. Cowley
Paul A. Lestie
Casral
Ge Eee
Sunny Brook
Sunny Beode Company
Louisville, Kentucky
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Tennyson
Dial
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Robert E. Holliway
America
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McCarty
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