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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
1
Kansas City dispatch reports Missouri’s population grew over a decade. Preliminary unofficial figures place the state at about 3,514,535, up from 3,764,664 in the 1940 census, with St Louis County up 47.4 percent to 3930 per supervisory district figures. official 1950 data expected in 1951.
Governor Forrest Smith named State Senator John D. Fels of Kirkwood to the state board of probation and parole for a six year term, succeeding J. O. Dotson. Fels resigns from the senate, where he serves as one of two St. Louis County senators. Smith also reappointed Charles F. Lamkin Jr. of Kansas City to the state board of education for eight years.
Music Educators National Conference to hold its regular summer meeting during the NEA annual convention in St Louis. July 3 at the Jefferson hotel chaired by Alfred W Bleckschmidt with program participants from Missouri and Boone County education leaders. Vernon Riehl calls for Dean Acheson resignation in St Louis speech critiquing foreign policy blunders.
A Grand Aerie letter confirms the expulsion of Hildebrand from the Prairi Eagles club in Kansas City. The club may accept appeals from Hildebrand and local leadership retains control over membership. The matter stems from a police raid on June 9 and involves Lutkewitte and Mostyn in related notices.
Firemen spent about an hour early this morning quelling a blaze in a railroad refrigerator car in the yards near the Missouri river 5 bridge. The car sustained no contents damage while crews cut through the side to reach smoldering insulation. Cause undetermined. nitrocellulose is another term for guncotton involved in the fire.
A Linn Missouri father of ten, crippled by deafness, received a doorstep visit from a friend that restored his hearing. In months afterward his life improved, and he encourages others with deafness to seek guidance from Sono fone Hearing Service in Kansas City. Contact Mr Ray A Thomas Linn Missouri to learn more.
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