Senators End Overnight Filibuster Repeal Madison Labor Law
Missouri senate ends a night long filibuster with a 38 to 12 vote repealing the Madison labor act. Temperatures in the chamber ran high as lawmakers argued and absentees were ordered arrested, with the vote set at 4 38 a.m. The repeal was supported by Republicans and opposed by labor leaders and Keating. Weather notes: Jefferson City and Central Missouri to stay warm and humid with showers, low around 70, high near 40.
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St. Louis
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Ansas City
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Hillsboro
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Two Republicans Join Democrats to Kill Madison Act
An 18-12 roll call today shows repeal of the Madison Act with 16 Democrats voting for repeal and 2 Republicans for repeal. Democrats against repeal include Barrow and Reid, while Republicans against repeal include Crain Curry Hawkins Horn Madison Matt Robinell Smith Walker.
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Public housing cut from Truman measure in House vote
Washington June 29 AP Republicans won a 365 to 168 vote to strike the public housing provision from the administration bill. The measure would have financed 810,000 units with 308 million dollars. The move, seen as a major setback, could be reversed later but signals GOP strength and shifts in the housing program.
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Missouri River to crest near flood stage this week
The Missouri River should crest near 21.9 feet this week but stay within banks. The Weather Bureau forecast shows Waverly reaching about 21.3 feet and Boonville around 21.4 feet by late Friday. The river has risen steadily over the past week.
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House Approves Speaker's Act In Holding Bill
The House voted 50 to 82 to empower the speaker to hold a senate-passed bill for up to three months, without committee referral. Speaker Roy Hamlin defended the move as setting policy on revision, while opponents warned of autocratic power to control legislation. Representative Miller pressed for committee action, with parties split along political lines. The measure aims to establish a ten year statute revision process and a dedicated staff, including a printing contracts provision.
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Nosebleed Causes Collision Between Cars in Henderson
Police reported a nosebleed in a Henderson driver led to a crash this afternoon. Roger McAlister, of Henderson, said he reached across to wipe his face and collided with Richard Plogsted of 425 Virginia Street in the 100 block on West McCarty Street. Damages were estimated at 175 dollars for McAlister and 150 dollars for Plogsted.
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Group Pushes Rent Decontrol at Capitol Hearings
About two hundred members of the Property Owners Association of America arrived to lobby lawmakers before hearings on rent decontrol. Edward A Moyle, executive director, predicted lifting controls would boost construction and increase housing as the group planned to close with a dinner and Moyle’s address before the hearings at the Capitol.
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Flogging Case Told Before Civil Rights Hearing
Clarke Stallworth a 23 year old Birmingham Post reporter testified to a House civil rights subcommittee that a mob of about 150 night riders flogged three Alabama women near Dora on June 2 The women Irene Burton Billie Boy and Sally were lashed with a belt and threatened with hanging according to Stallworth He named one possible flogger Oscar Lee Colverh He also reported a cross was seen burned at Mrs Hapland’s home but a taxi driver disputed the claim Stallworth said the women said the attackers wore Klan robes and cited possible motives linked to dating a man the Klan opposed His testimony opened the hearing into conditions under the Truman civil rights program and drew charges of politics from a Southern critic.
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Big 3 Publish Agreement For Rule in Germany
The United States Britain and France published a formal three panel agreement to run Western Germany beginning mid September. The top allied council to be headquartered at the seat of the German federal government in a special area under the high commissioner. Western headquarters will move from Berlin to Bonn in anticipation of a new German government. The charter outlines Western occupa tion authorities unified under a single unit to supervise Western Germany. The principles were worked out in Washington by Secretary Acheson Bevin and Schuman. Continued on page 10.
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East End Residents Seek River Acres Park Land
East End residents press the city to acquire River Acres from Howard Cook for a new park. Park board members discuss funding and site suitability while East End residents urge condemnation if needed. River Acres ownership ties to Central Missouri Trust. meeting names representatives to attend tonight’s Park board session.
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Missouri legislature adjournment date debate
The Missouri legislature faces summer recess with uncertain timing. Senate opposition to the Madison repeater bill and Speaker Roy Hamlin’s outlook suggest adjournment may slip to next week, while Senate Majority Leader Edward V. Long remains optimistic that by Friday night the assembly could finish.
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Brannan reshapes Missouri PMA group fires member
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan dismissed Fail M. Smith from the Missouri Production and Marketing Admin committee and elevated two others to the advisory panel. New PMA members include Ed Caldwell Calvin Holloway and Hilton Bracey with Rowland joining national cotton and Mall joining national livestock panels.
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Serious Operation For Lt. Gov Blair
Lt Gov James T Blair Jr underwent a gall bladder operation at St Marys Hospital expected to last over two hours. Surgery completed shortly before 1 pm and officials could not yet report progress. Blair has recently been treated for gall bladder attacks and, as lieutenant governor, presides over the Missouri senate.
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House Speaker Receives 30-Pound White Oak Gavel
House Speaker Roy Hamtin of Marion county was presented with a 30 pound White Oak gavel. The handle resembles a baseball bat and the head is about the size of a small beer keg.
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Pirates overpower Reds in 7-3 win on June 29
Pittsburgh batter Ralph Kine drove in five runs with a grand slam homer and a double to power the Pirates to a 7-3 victory over Cincinnati. Jrcit Stallcup homered for the Reds with two on in the third inning.
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