Missouri Healing Arts Licensing Bill faces study
A Missouri Senate committee will take at least a week to decide the fate of a proposed Single licensing board for the healing arts. The bill would license physicians and osteopaths, regulate chiropractors under the board, and require biennial registration. An amendment would exempt certain religious healing practices, while testimony urged killing the bill.
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Senate
Missouri
Licensing and Registration Board. Ltd
Membe
Albert M. Spradling
Cape Girardeaun
Youd
Grove
Christian Science Representative
Wiliam Seppel
Jackson County
Waive Preliminary On Three Charges In Local Hearing
Two penitentiary inmates waived preliminary hearings on burglary and larceny and escape charges in Magistrate Court. Three men were fined for theft of a tire from a car near Selinger Centre on Feb. 24. Guilty pleas were entered before Magistrate Foster. Edwards, Coleman, and Wilkes faced fines of 50 dollars and costs, with possible jail time if payments are not made.
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Foster
Wheatly Byl
Alien L. Edwards
Birmingham
Ala
Allison Coleman
Wilkes
Paul L. Wilkes
Jerry Goeller
Selinger Centre
Cole County
Jefferson City
Robert Gene Afonsgomery
Charles Karl Hickhorst
Montgomery
Vereen Tv
Louis Duile
Hospital Admissions Daily Record Summary
Daily hospital admissions record lists patients including Charlies E Suse Hans Vota Aina Didiman Chinon St Marys Mrey phutia and Con Abts. Regional clinic at West Endheim Rt 4 Blaon Clar storing notes entry by town health desk.
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Charlies E. Suse Hans Vota i
Aina Didiman
Chinon
St. Mary's
Magistrate Court Civ Docket and Minor Fines Noted
Court records show civil action involving L. A. T. Meyer against Henry and Mary Ann Lammers for sixty eight dollars on note and interest. Navy Co. versus Vietor Preecs and others appears in the docket with various disputed items. A separate entry notes a peace disturbance conviction for George Desioion and Lennard Wood in Tokyo related matters, with fines of ten to fifteen dollars.
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Civ
L. A. T. Meyer
Henry Lammers
Mary Ann Lammers
Navy Co
Vietor
Downtown Parking Debate Drives Chamber of Commerce Panel
The Chamber of Commerce discusses downtown parking relief without government action. Dalkney’s committee meets with Dallmeyer and officials including Elmer Forrester and Louis Rackers. A permanent industrial development group remains undecided, with Whaley urging steps at the next meeting. Safety subcommittees are named for Clean Up Week and Fire Prevention Week.
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Dalkney
Dallmeyer
Elmer Forrester
Mitchell Millsap
Vernon Burkhalter
Luther Dooley
Louis Rackers
Chamber
Forrest Whaley
Whaley
Chamber of Commerce Schedul
John Sullivan
Arthur Hohenstreet
Carl Morrow
Hugh H. Waggoner
Missouri Highway Patrol
Lyman Winter
Seek Special Judge In Noble Case
Case was reset for March 28 with Judge Bidir noting Noble had filed a plea for change on Jan 26 but withdrew it by telegram the next day. James said he lacked time to prepare and a capital case needs thorough prep. He cited a six week doctor’s certificate and said interviews with nine witnesses already consumed a day. Five changes of venue have been granted. trials may be moved to other counties.
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Bidir
James
Noble
Thomas P. Rose
Robe M
Taster
Jan
Walter Lee
Dannell Pese
Nev
Don Red
Don William DeLapp
Tarksay
Edward Renton
Franklin
William R. Hoover
Henry
Jose M. Widwuri
Janice
Buller
Crews Receive Double Arson Sentences in State Prison
Marsha Momer crews received two arson sentences after a Jackson County case. He faces a one year term for assault and a separate long sentence for setting fire to clothing shops. He waived trial rights and was arraigned in court.
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Marsha Momer
Lea
Crews
Jackson County
Asault
Tve
Wy Rey
Aes
Aiden Atackard
Cain
Senate Passes Bill to Boost Officials Pay
Senate action highlights a plan to fund rural education facilities via a county unit supervised by the county superintendent supporting art music physical education driver education speech correction and handicapped aid with state aid at five dollars per pupil in average daily attendance and local funds covering the rest. The session also eyed liquor sales timing in Kansas City a sales tax bracket and mental hospital rent exemptions while pursuing a $75 million bond program and a broad education foundation plan.
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Lquor
Kansas City
St. Louis
Senate
Dar
Floyd R, Gloson
Independence
Phil M. Donnelly
Sen. C. R. Raw Teskins
Atom Test Flash Seen in Five States
Las Vegas witnesses the pre dawn detonation of the third atomic device in 1955. The blast at 5 20 a m was visible from Idaho to Phoenix and to San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City and St George Utah. The explosion matched the second shot in power and produced a high cloud rising above 27 000 feet as a 50 knot wind moved the jetting. A weak boom reached communities across Nevada.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Fella
Idaho
Phoenix
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Selt. Lake City
St. George
Utah
Atomic Energy Commission
Two youths held after apparent stolen car chase
Two youths were captured after a pursuit from near Algaon raid east of Jefferson City to Lonse Creek. The car, believed stolen in St Louis, left the road and went over an embankment. Neither occupant was seriously injured.
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St. Louis
Algaai
Jefferson City
Lonse Creek
Junior College Play Cast Is Announced
Vernon Riemer announces the Mareh junior college play Kind Lady cast. Members include Jay Carpenter Judith Finney Mary Sug Kenny Sue Roper Carol Kimball Jewell DetjAtley LeRoy Howser Lees Fors is Bill Dy Anita Barickman Carolyn Wise and Bill Stacey. The melodrama by Edward Chavorov will be a straight drama with no musical accompaniment.
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Vernon Riemer
Eecane College Players
Mareh ‘Riemer
Jay Carpenter
Judith
Finney
Mary Sug Kenny
Sue Roperts
Carolé Kimball
Jewell Det jAtley
LeRoy Howser
Lees Forsis
Bill Dy
Anita Barickman
Carolyn Wise
Bill Stacey
Edward Chavorov
Rites Held for J. B. Scruggs in Sedalia
Sedalia services yesterday for J. B. Scruggs 8 father of Mrs. A A Lister of Jefferson City died Saturday at 316 Jackson St He born August 2 1866 in California Mo son of Henry and Maney Ser He married Lucy Morrow in 1888 who died years ago He survived by Mollie Mullalliex wife others include son Harry M Scruggs Phoenix Arizona six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Retired building contractor he lived in Jefferson City Rotary Club noted for 50th anniversary banquet attended by Gov Phil M Donnelly Lt Gov James T Blair Jr and others with Rotary governor Randolph Davis in attendance A. L Speer first president Paul Doll and others performed in skit The Rev Robert Young presided Speer spoke on Rotary scholarships 706 awards noted Women guests received pearls men a Rotary pin film shown for golden anniversary preservation contacts}
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J. B. Scruggs
A. A. Lister
Jackson St
St. Patrick's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Scruggs
California
Henry and
Maney Ser
Lucy Morrow
Mollie Mullal
Ilex
Scruggs
Lister
Harry M. Scruggs
Phoenix
Ariz
Snreers
Jefferson City
Clibs
St. Patrick's
Phil M. Donnelly
James T. Blair Jr. Mayers
Arthur W. Ellis
Randolph Davis
Kirksville
Rotary
Atttendance
I. Paul Doll
A. I.A. Speer
Robert Young
Davis
Quet
Former Cole Resident Janet Boone Dies at 92
Former Cole resident and past national president of the America War Mothers, Mrs Janet Boone, died in Kansas City Sunday night at age 92. She was born on a farm near here now the site of the Algoa Reformatory. Her father died when she was 13 and she helped her family afterward.
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Grace Harris
Hui
Howard C. Boone
Bert Gentusch
Jamestown
Emma Murr
Boone
Ella
Kansas City
Sure
Pasadena
Calif
France
Robert E. Dall Jmeyer
E. Capitol Ave
Janet Boone
The
America War Mothers
Algoa Reformatory
Local Woman's Mother Dies at LaBelle
Mrs Mellie FE Graves 81 mother of Mrs Vivian Threlkeld 851 W Main St died yesterday at a rest home in La Belle after years of poor health and recent months with her daughter in Jefferson City. Survived by eight children including Homer Raymond Glaves Washington DC Mrs Robert Nightingale Redwood City Calif Hugh Graves Hinsdale and others. Funeral services noon Wednesday at Shelbina Assembly of God Church.
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Mellie FE. Graves
Vivian Threlkeld
W. Main St
LaBelle
Homer
Raymond Glaves
Washington, D. C
Robert Nightingale
Leonard Dancan
Redwood City
Calif
Hugh Graves
Hinsdale. i
Lon Taylor
Ate
God Church
Methodist
Lord Sumner
Lewiston
Nelson Sach
Versailles
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Nealth
Denzil
Tody
John
David Sumner
Louis Leiberger
Fern Frisbie
Kansas City
William Mesinnis
Norman McGinnis
Eldon
Services Held For Renick Infant Harold Renick Jr
Funeral services were held yesterday for Harold Henry Renick Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Renick Sr., of 313 Hickory St. Burial was in River View Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, a sister Marie Ann, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Renick of Jefferson City, and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mason, also of Jefferson City.
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Harold Henry Renick Jr
Harold Renick Sr
Hickory St
Riverview Cemetery
Marie Ann
W. A. Retick
Jefferson City
T. R. Mason
Funeral Services Held For Sam E Gentzsch
Sam E Gentzsch a longtime Jamestown farmer died after a 12 week illness at Boonville. He was born September 13, 1976, in Jamestown to Herman and Margaret Gentzsch and married on June 12, 1907. Services were at Jamestown Methodist Church where he was a member for many years.
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James Uw
Sam i Gentesch
Jamestown
Scholarships for Doctors and Dentists Proposed
Secretary Stevens recommends to Congress government scholarships to address the shortage of doctors and dentists. The proposal aims to fund medical and dental education to boost personnel in health care nationwide.
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Washington
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Congress
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