Stevenson decision on race looms as 1956 bid eyed
Washington D C Democratic Committee chairman Paul M Butler predicts E Stevenson will announce if he seeks the party's presidential nomination. Butler says he has no personal choice and expects Eisenhower not to run again. He urges Stevenson to decide soon amid intraparty debate and public sentiment.
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Washington II
Paul M. Butler
Democratic Ration Coninitiee
E. Stevenson
Hader
Eisenhower
8taGia Interviess Mbs
Buller
Mir Selfich
Nad
Market Dips As Major Stocks Slip In Turbulent Session
New York averages mostly lower as top stocks retreat amid unsettled trading. Some issues edged higher on light volume with about 2.2 million shares changing hands, while blue chips like United States Steel and Goodyear among others posted declines.
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New York
Wednesday Rites For Thomas Tharson
Russellville memorial notes Thomas Tharson a year old resident who died at home. Born January 1, 1878 in Cahool Iowa he was survived by his wife two sons two daughters a brother a sister and many grandchildren. Funeral services are planned for 2 pm Wednesday at the Baptist Church in Olean with burial in the Glows Cemetery.
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Thomas Thersen
Tharson
Cahool
Iowa
Join Mirson
Bdwel Russell
John Tharson
Oleam
Warold
St. Dovis
Harry Wheeson
St. Louis
Harry Tharson
Cuamber
Jane Inwit
Mia
Pay Lawson
Willisoa
Inwa
Clarence Dogget
Loveland
Colo
Baptist Church
Olean
Two St Charles Men Burned In Hospital Explosion
Two St Charles men were seriously burned by an explosion that ripped through a basement wall at St Charles Hospital. Casper Neer and Grover Jose, both 23, suffered injuries to their legs arms and heads as debris tore through a utility area near a sink. A fire department check found gas in the area.
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ST Charles
Lst
St. Asus
Li Vapridor
Casper Neer
St. Charles
Main
Vasa
Grover Jose
Wen Nelle
Doerhuls
Josef
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Report
In a chaotic hospital admissions list, names from Mary’s Clifford Ewinsfound to Miss Pamela Ann Raithel are noted along with births at St Mary’s Hospital and various marriage licenses. The document records patients, births, and legal notices, including traffic fines and a circuit court matter, with scattered city and street references.
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Mary's
Clifford Ewinsfound
Linnpissa
Capitol Ave
Norman
Fulton
Dale QO
Turner
Dorothy Malzer
Russellvilie
Pamela Ann Rayar
Dunklins St
Dorothy Lee Ortmeyer
Pauline Wade
Chin St
Pamela Ann Raithel
Albert Bunch
Washington St
Wiliam
Monroe St
Priscella White
Chainois
Charles EB. Still John Butch
Bidon
Raymond Sermenov
Freeburg
Bors
Mitzie Witt
Osage Beach
Mix Wilna Buchanan
Sylvia Bell
Mokane
Aid
Matane
Hospital
Richard Keller
St .Mary’s Hospital
John Sennalt
Douglas de
St. Mary's Hospital
Everrst Bell
E. Still
No New Leads In Tipton Methodist Burglary
State Highway Patrol says no new leads in the Tipton burglary during Sunday morning services at Kirst Methodist. Burglars took a sound system from the choir area and an offering basket, estimated at about 15 dollars. Tipton law officers and state patrol continue the investigation.
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Patol
Tipton
Tipton Law
II State Ighwas Patrol
Lions Club previews vaudeville show for festival
Lions Club to stage a free preview of five vaudeville acts at 12 30 p m Thursday at High and Madison, with Marsha a 12 year old trapeze artist and Spartan Family dog act, plus nationally known clowns and a large stage planned near Central Trust Co building. Also reports cattle and hog market price ranges and general market notes.
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Acre
The
Lions Club
High
Madison Streets
David R. Newsam
Central Trust Co
Newsam
Marsha
Prapeze
Super Circus
Madison Square Garden
Fustil'val
Aiston
Predicted Holiday Traffic Deaths Stir Missouri Officials
Missouri highway safety chief warned during the 34 day Fourth of July period that as many as 10 people could die in traffic incidents. National Safety Council data and state projections were cited. The report also notes rising transportation concerns, stock market items, and legislative funding debates.
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Missouri
Louis Preece
Jarge i
Hugo H. Waxpower
Arge Raya
Nyme
National Safety Council
United States
Foreign Students Tour Missouri Farm Bureau Visit
Fourteen foreign students from the University of Missouri visited Jefferson City offices of the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and its affiliated services to learn about farm organization. The group studied farm cooperatives and the economies of agriculture with instructors and officials detailing the agency's principles and history.
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University of Missouri
Cat Windia
Jefferson City
Missuard Parm Bureau Federation
Merking
Hi Codversitiv
Cita
AON
Smith
Stuents Avai
Lorgamaiat Aid Cooperatives
Winder
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Missouri College of Agriculture
East Conito
Jaser Powell
Harold Wheter
Les Harbert
Frank Fi Drensurer
Nic
State Farm Bureau
Wis
John Ernest McWatt
British
Cairo
Isun Lee
Formosa
Tai Wai Lin
Rove Hueni Abbays
Suita Avzaby
Libya
Khalil Ali Gaillal
State School Meeting Draws 250 Attendees in Columbia
A January style report notes about 250 Jefferson City residents attend a state school conference in Columbia led by A. L. Crow, with Joe Nichols Jr and Miss Francille Bailey among other delegates from the State Department of Education and local colleges. Honors are given to John Noble and CR Minedins for service.
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A. L. Crow
Jefferson City
Massouri Association of School Administrators
Assation
Columbia
Lola
Jefferson
John Wo Noble
Geophysicist predicts comfortable summer in St Louis
Geophysicist Dr Edward M Brooks of St Louis University forecasts a cooler trend for St Louis summers based on sunspot cycles. He noted the pattern began last fall and is expected to continue through 1958 or 1959, with past readings suggesting accuracy.
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ST. Louis HW
Edward M. Brooks
St. Louisans
Brooks
St. Louis University
de. Brooks
St. Louis Saasens
New TV Schedule Highlights Morning Shows and Specials
The listing outlines a dense morning to evening television schedule featuring The Morning Show on CBS and CBS affiliates, with reports on Rapees etectore of Mr. Ca3y Tsh, The Gulying Light, Tim Haan, and various cooking and adventure series. It notes weather segments, sports updates, and a slate of entertainment programs across channels including KOMG Tyre parts-aign and NBC. The guide emphasizes network lineups, show times, and program blocks for the day.
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Heirseast
Uootheate
NrAle Ane Ventriy Dlaecale
Arthay Garfrey and
Alls Feleauyions
Julius Klick Rites Set for Wednesday in CHAMOIS
Julius Klick 89 died yesterday at Charles E Still Hospital Jefferson City. The Chermois farmer and Christian Church member resided here since immigrating from Germany in 1865. Survived by four daughters, his funeral will be at Evangelical Church with Rev. Tholert Doylevill officiating.
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Julius Klick
Frederickburg
Caurch
Chanals
Tholert Doylevill
Mr. Klick
Charles E. Still Hospital
Tefferson City
Germany
Klick
Christian Chureh
Charlotie Whertiline
Open Talks to Avert Threatened Strike in Pittsburg
PITTSBURGH labor leaders press to avert a nationwide steel strike as United Steelworkers President David J. McDrmaid resumes talks. Major producers including U.S. Steel and Jones & Laughlin discuss preliminary shutdown plans while the union seeks a wage settlement before Thursday midnight to avoid a possible wider strike.
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Pittsburg
CIO United Bseelworkers
David J.mcdrmaid
Willy
Sx Mg Steel
U.S. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Corp
Jones & Lavehlin Iso
LPS
Swe
Curler
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Paian
Tye
Erdase
Open House Attracts Over Three Thousand Attendees
Don Walt reports more than 3,000 visitors attended the four day open house at the Mile Wide Lot, with cars filling the eight square blocks around the parking area. Officials said total attendance likely topped 4,000 as crowds arrived between 1:40 and 2:00 pm each day.
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Lonlas
Don Walt
Ltem
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Barbara Jean King
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George Worge
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Cedar City
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City Appliance Co
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Sylvester W. Schusfer
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Higdern Day Nursery
Roy L. Oitlager
Maetermites
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