Hospital inmate cleared for weekend Fulton fishing trip
Springfield AP reports Clinton Hollingsworth, tied to a 1926 murder trial, may leave Fulton State Hospital for a weekend fishing trip as a county court order once restricted him to the campus. A judge ruled the order not as binding as previously viewed, easing access for the outing.
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Springfield
Fulton State Hospital
Clinton Hollingsworth
Greene County
Hollingsworth
Fulton
William R. Collins
Jumping to conclusions and other odds and ends
HAL BOYLE offers a light column of wry observations on dating, pets, breakfast cereals with yogurt, waking tastes, psychiatrists at parties, U.S. senators, football and baseball seasons, greeting cards, crooks, body types, testimonials, and marital missteps. The quips touch on social quirks, relationships, and everyday quirks with gentle humor.
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U.S
Continued Economic Growth Forecast Despite Clouds
New York reports show consumers and businesses expect continued growth this year with higher incomes, more jobs, and expanded output. While midyear data confirm rising productivity and spending, concerns linger about unemployment among youth and older workers, potential inflation, and looming wage negotiations.
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New York
Kansan Named Head Of Aluminum Firm
De Soto Kansas native Dan L. Stratton has been named president of Wear-Ever Aluminum Inc. succeeding Robert L. Becker who retired after 40 years. Stratton previously held roles in Kansas Missouri Iowa Chicago and New York before moving to the home office. Wear-Ever is a subsidiary of Aluminum Company of America.
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Danich E. Stratton
DeSoto
Kan
Wear-Ever Aluminum Inc
Robert L. Becker
Stratton
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Chicago
New York
Wear-Ever
Aluminum Co. of America
Highlights In History: Key events on this date
On this date in history various events are noted including Truman veto override, the 1906 push for currency exchange, Roosevelt signing acts, and the Pure Food and Drugs Act. Other entries mention Eliza and Philip tours, Pope Paul VI coronation, and historical milestones from 1777 to 1952.
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Harry Truman
Council
the Organization For European Economics Cooperation
Paris
Associated Press
Dent Theodore Roosevelt
Queen Eliza
Thelbeth
Prince Philip
St. Peter’s
Warrensburg Editor Heads Alumni Group
William C. Tucker of Warrensburg elected national president of the University of Missouri Alumni Association succeeding Bradford Brett of Mexico. Tucker is editor of the Warrensburg Star-Journal and president of radio station KOKO. He begins duties July 1 with vice presidents John P. Miller of Kansas City and Marvin D. McQueen.
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Columbia
William C. Tucker
Warrensburg
University of Missouri Alumni Association
Bradford Brett
Mexico
Tucker
Warrensburg Star- Journal
KOKO
Alumni Association
John P. Miller
Kansas City
Marvin D. McQueen
Re-elected officials named in Missouri vote report
St. Louis based B W Robinson of Ident and Hartley G Banks Sr Rolla were re elected vice president and treasurer respectively in a Columbia area tally.
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B. W. Robinson
Ident
Hartley G. Banks
Rolla
Press- Columbia
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