GOP Governors See Difficulty Ahead for Party
In Houston two Republican governors Alfred E. Driscoll of New Jersey and Walter Kohler of Wisconsin warned the GOP faces trouble in November as civil rights talk rages among Democrats. Democratic leaders at the governors conference projected strong prospects, while James Byrnes of South Carolina weighed in on Adlai Stevenson’s chances, with hopes for unity despite civil rights disputes.
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Houston
Tex
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Alfred E. Driscnll
New Jersey
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohi
Chicago
James &. Byrnes
South Caral
Truman
Tlmois
Adlai Stevenson
Byrnes
Supreme Court
Congress
FEPC
Plan Crackdown On State Gambling Legislation
The Missouri Senate Criminal Law Revision Commission plans a crackdown on illegal gambling. Seventeen proposed laws were approved for drafting to address bookmaking, bucket shops, and other gambling operations, aiming for action when the General Assembly reconvenes in January.
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Missouri Senate
Atth General Assembly
Grain Handlers End Short Strike in KC
Kansas City area grain handlers end a brief strike after an agreement with private operators. The settlement includes a wage hike and averts a possible embargo on wheat shipments during peak shipping season. In Washington, the Defense Department reports 171 battle casualties in Korea with 22 killed and 122 wounded, six missing, and 20 injured.
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Kansas City
Oneeday Giain
Avisis
Crivate
Kansea City
Washington
APJ
Devfense Department
Karea
Weather report from Jefferson City Central Missouri
Pardly cloudy and continued hot this afternoon through tonight and Tuesday. Highs in the upper 70s to near 75 with lows near 75. Forecasting 95 to 100 by Tuesday.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Fourth of July fines loom after youths charged
Police report shows Chiv youths fined up to 10 dollars for firing firecrackers during a Fourth of July parade disruption. Individuals cited include Sewaller and Veltrop, with incidents around Madison and Main streets causing minor vehicle damage. Ora Lee Underwood Bagby of Moberly, widow of David Bagby, dies in a nursing home.
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Bobby Bensant
Renthaw
Wefferron
Petice Court
Duder
Alleday
Jsemioner
Iditik
Tie
Madson St
Mine Betwatier
Averi
Jas Vettrop
Main St. Veltrop
Clement HW
Mittrick
Brancdway Star Mulberry
Veltrop
Pittrick
Kansas
Ora Lee Underwood Bagby
Moberly
David Bagby
Howard County
Three Governors to Rule Missouri During Week
Missouri will be governed by three leaders in a brief sequence this week. Lt. Gov. James T. Blair Jr. assumes control as Gov. Forrest C. Sith travels to Texas for a national governors’ conference, while Sen. William M. Quinn serves as acting chief executive during the interim.
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Missouri
Forrest Sith
Fvasion
Tex
James T. Blair, Jr
Bul Blair
Bull Shoals Dam
Mountain Hone
Ark
Missourian
Truman
William M. Quinn
M Wood
Senate
Quinn
Reverant
Try Again Tonight To End Bus Fight In Jefferson City
The second in a major series of meetings between the City Council and the Jefferson City bus company aims to resolve fare disputes. A 7:30 p.m. session was set by Mayor Arthur W. Ellis at Glen Watson's request to discuss a proposed 2 cent fare plan and penalties for future violations. Attorneys James To Bisie Jr. and Thomas Rose will represent the company, amid talks on adult fares and child fare adjustments.
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Jefferson City
Arthur W. Ellis
Glen Watson
Columbia
Watt‘sons
Anther
Prapas
James To Bisie Jr
Thomas Rose
Heat Disrupts Baseball Game at Algoa Reformatory
Yesterday's Brazito at Algoa Reformatory game was halted by rowdy conditions. Reports say fans and inmates clashed amid heat and distraction from girls in cars. a Brazito umpire took over before play stopped. Officials cite concerns over beer and crowd behavior as factors prompting a premature end.
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Brazite
Algoa Reformatory
Atgua
Brazito
Gus Larrabee
Ewhig Mueller
Brazlin
Ylthal
Larrabee
Brazila
Mueller
Jas
Umipire
Karraben
Braato
Brazita
al- Kaa
Pres
Saan
Algea
Braziea
Here
Allied Planes Grounded As Korean Front Floods Quagmire
Allied planes were grounded again amid heavy rains turning the Korean battlefront into a swamp. Light bombers stayed at base while pilots engaged Chinese batteries across the Yalu in Manchuria. rain delays hinder operations and a new Communist offensive is deemed unlikely this monsoon season.
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Kequl
Korea
Atl
Glenn
Barcus
Aga
Neweytre
Tavunist
Yalu River
Manchuria
Air
Navy
USN
Red China
Lab
North Korea
Air Force Cormmander
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Jim Beek
Ron
Saldy Hill
Lng
Scandinavian beauty crowned Miss Universe from Finland
Armi Kuosela of Finland won the Miss Universe title at a coronation in a Scandinavian themed pageant. She received a diamond crown motion picture contract a sports car and a wrist watch plus national honors. Kuosela stands five feet five inches tall and weighs about 110 pounds.
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Finland
Armi Kuosela
Miss Kuosela
U S Troops to Remain in Austria Amid Independence Debate
In Vienna, Secretary of State Acheson said American troops will stay in occupied Austria until independence is assured, blaming Russia for the failure of the Big Four to craft a treaty. He spoke at a news conference with Austrian and Allied reporters. three of the four powers favor a timely independence. In St Louis, Joseph Stavers, 60, Imperial Mo, was sentenced to two years for attempting to bribe an intern for a tax case, paying $5,000 fines in a related plea.
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Vienna
Austria
APQ
USS
Drar Acheron
Antil
Russia
Newamen
Linn Pastake
Acheson Ie
Mf Bast
Seamer
Berlin
ST. Louis
Joseph F Staversand
Imperial Mo
AL Oven
Taft Arrives in Chicago for Contests of Seven Delegations
Senator Robert A. Taft arrived in Chicago to lead a series of conferences on disputed state delegations as Republican national committee hearings open on the contests. He outlined no fixed positions, stressing principle and potential televised hearings while noting a strategic battle over Texas and overall delegate strength. He also referenced different delegate counts between AP tabulation and his camp and hinted at possible cabinet plans if elected.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Republican National Coun
Taft
Texas
Upvin
Tall
Eisenhower
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Washington
Anc
Tatty
Tnt
Peanut Lodged in Vienna Boy’s Lung Removed in Operation
A peanut stuck in the right lung of 22 month old Larry Wiles of Vienna was removed at St Marys hospital by two local doctors. He remains in good condition but will be hospitalized for several days. The operation took place after a Sunday morning transfer from Jefferson City.
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Vienna
St. Mary's Hospital
Larry Wiles
Ralph Wiles
Jefferson City
Work Progressing On Street Repair
Street progress continues on the city’s annual improvement project led by Street Commissioner W A Curtis. About 10 000 gallons of asphalt were laid on 14 blocks last week with plans to resurface about 8 blocks more if weather holds.
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W. A. Curtis
Curtis
Hayselton Dr
Vista Pl
Dix Rd
Michigan
McCarty St
Madion
Locust Sts
Dunklin St
Jefferson St
Clark Ave
Fairmount Blvd
Atchison
Stevenson Leaves Draft Opening Stev enson Leaves Draft Opening
Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois said he would decide later how to respond if draft moves arise for the Democratic presidential nomination. He emphasized he is running only for re election as Illinois governor and will not participate in any draft, openly or covertly. He spoke at the governors conference and repeated that his door remains open to no added statements.
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Houston
Tex
Adlai Ke, Stevenson
Ilinois
Illinois
Chicago
Stevengan
Iflinok
Heat Wave Persists Across Central Missouri With 90s and 100s
Central Missouri endures continual heat with 90s and multiple 100s for four days. Forecasters predict continued heat with clouds and little relief. northern Missouri to receive rain and cooler air. St Louis area records 36 deaths linked to the heat, with June 29 marking the hottest on record. precipitation remains below normal as temps surge across the state.
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Missouri
Macon
North
Inday
St. Louis
St. Tous
St. Lovin
Kar City
St Joseph
Maldon Contmes
Misseney
West Plains
Rolla
Joselim
St. Joseph
City
Columbia
Savingfield
Kirksville
Long Term For Killing Wife In Missouri Case
Emil Morris Jr a former Seciadia policeman was sentenced to 23 years for second degree murder in the killing of his wife Vera Morris 31 at Marceline. The arrest followed a sting at Chillicothe where Morris admitted shooting to obtain license stickers amid a quarrel. Prosecutors noted 483 stickers were sold with prices from 4.50 to 7.50 based on horsepower.
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Linneus
APY
Emil Morris Jr
Seciadia
Morris
Shire Penitentiary
G. Dells Green
Chillicothe
Vera Morris
Marceline
Bert City
John Sturm To- Weir
Day
Capital Cit
Indas
Attaney
Serdaha
One License Suspended For Careless Driving In Magistrate Court
An Elda man Tom TL Mer ve AL was sentenced to three months in county jail after pleading guilty to careless and reckless driving in magistrate court. He was fined and had his driver’s license suspended for one year after a Friday arrest by the State Highway Patrol on Highway 54 south following a reported hit and run near W Main and Broadway.
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Elda
Tom TL
Merve
Poster
Postale
Murray
Lacy Jackson
Las
Uayette St
Jackson
Jon County
Palatine
Othe
Me Station
Emerson Kinter
Elm St
Claude Short
State Patrol
W. Dinklin St. Yesterdas
Kinfor
Daniel W. Jones
San Diego
Calif
Anl
State Highway Patrol
Highway 54 South
Jones
Woman Dies At Hands Of Burglar In St Louis
A 56 year old woman, Mrs O Bri en, died after being shot by a burglar who entered her apartment and robbed her. She collapsed in a hall by her door and died two hours later. Police chase leads and neighbor heard her cry for help.
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St, Louis
Lucille ‘Brien
Louis Smith
O'Brier
Man Seeks Divorce Ruling In Partition Case
Richard I. Busheke Jefferston City filed in circuit court this morning to void his divorce and gain onside relief. Mrs Hazel B Dusheke seeks partition of real estate including twenty acres and a horse, with sale at public auction and proceeds divided. The court has no jurisdiction until the motion to set aside the divorce decree is decided by Circuit Judge Sam Blair. Under the decree Mrs Dusheke has custody of two children, 3500 gross alimony, and 75 monthly support for the children.
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Richard It. Busheke
Jefferston City
Dhere
Hazel B. Dusheke
Frick Mra
Cather
Durheke
Emurt J
Circuit Judtge
Sam €. Blair
Dusheke
Predicts Controls Bill Will Be Signed Today
Washington report says President Truman will sign a bill extending wage and price controls for 10 months after a White House conference. Speaker Rayburn said the President is not pleased but signing is the only option. The measure differs from what Truman asked Congress last year.
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APL
Arle
Truman
Rayburn
D+Tex
White House
Congress
Trumani
House
Senate
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