Donnelly pushes higher school aid with warning of taxes
Governor Paul Donnelly told Missouri lawmakers he supports raising state aid for schools by about 5.6 million dollars annually but warned that continued high spending requires more revenue or sharp cuts. He cited a looming budget balance and fiscal risks as the House debates tax changes to fund the aid.
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Missouri
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General Assembly
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Kell
Motorists Fined In Three Day School Recognition Drive
Seventeen motorists were fined during a three day school recognition program at Moreau Heights High. Awards were given to students by Principal C R Claibourne with several named attendees and participants. Fines ranged from five dollars to larger penalties, with outcomes including a peace disturbance sentence and track events noted among the day’s activities.
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Chat
George Wood
Ohio
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Joseph Wesley Haylett
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Jatin
FP. Brakke
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Broadway
Earl Mankin
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American Legion
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Joe Hob Comfort
Nancy Cronen
Hobbs
Bobby Duenkel
Spenny James Kolb
J Sappington
Joe Bel Comfort
Jay
Emil Otto Natsch
Frances lEim
Ben
Paul Lest
Taffiellic
Glen Miller
Jim Schroer
Jim
Charley EK
Gary
Shipman
Roberta Walker
Sharon
Richard Baker
Joe
Bob Comfort
Ronald Deatherage
Hobby Duenkel
Ray Freeman
Gover
Paul Leslie
Harold Remley
Billner
Secol
Leagu
Yugoslavia Declares It Will Not Be Buffer State
Belgrade reports two major Yugoslav newspapers state the nation rejects becoming a neutral buffer behind which a larger power could shelter. The stance emphasizes Yugoslavia's intention to maintain independent conduct amid Cold War pressures.
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Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Johnson Committeewoman Elected in Third Precinct
A letter from Harold B. Remley was read to the Republican city central committee at the Missouri Hotel. It backs the party’s get out the vote plan focused on Parent-Teacher Associations. Mrs Charles Johnson of 208 Dawson St was elected committeewoman for the third precinct of the first ward. The committee authorized a July barbecue plan and discussed a Lincoln Day dinner for February. The next committee meeting was set for Friday June 24. Meanwhile St Louis AFL truck drivers’ strike entered its 18th day with about 4,000 idle and no settlement after five hours of talks with Federal Conciliator Anthony E. Johnson. discussions resume Monday.
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Harold B. Remley
Board of Education
Republican City Central Committee
Missouri Hotel
Ben W. Finley
Teamomittee
Parent
Robert E. Dallmeyer
City Publican
Charles “. Johnson
Dawson Sr
Dallmeyer
ST Louis II
Anthony E. Johnson
Lengthy filibuster ends as key aim pursued
Sen Kilmer Vorbitt of Lubbock praised the effort yet dismissed breaking the national filibuster record. Norman Collier sues Merle Briscoe and H. Terhune for $920.10 over alleged caliginous conduct related to a car accident. Corbin, weary but ready, wrapped a 28 hour and 15 minute session after opposing a water conservation funding plan tied to a 100 million dollar state guarantee.
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Guy M. Lane
Norman ‘J. Collier
Merle M. Briscoe
Terhune
Senatorjdents
Wayne Wagonseller
Bowfel
Collier
Briscoe
Corb
Page
Cole County
Corbin
Ans
House
Senate
Alben Barkley to Speak at Columbia University
Senator Alben W. Barkley will address foreign relations at the University of Missouri in Columbia. He will speak at a dinner honoring the Student Union and later deliver a major address to students and university officials.
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Sen
Alben Barkley
Columbia
Mo. W
University of Missouri
Alben W. Barkley
D-Ky
Barkley
St. Lewis
Bord
Pope Pius XII Briefly Stricken After Audience
Vatican sources say Pope Pius XII endured a five minute spell of weakness and dizziness after a lengthy audience for 33,000 farm workers. The 78 year old pontiff recovered and showed no signs of illness the next day.
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Vatican
Brandenberger
Kidney hints from old ads for Doan’s Pills help alert readers
An aged medical ad warns that backache headaches and dizziness may signal reduced kidney function. It touts stress and strain as aggravators and promotes Doan’s Pills as a mild diuretic used successfully for decades to relieve symptoms and support kidney care.
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Dean
Sears
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