Missouri Senate OKs Graduation Mining Measure to Blair
The Missouri Senate approved a modernization of pick and shovel mining laws 31 to 1 after adopting House changes, sending the bill to the governor. Coal mining stays under existing laws. The measure was pushed after findings on Pea Ridge iron ore deposits near Sullivan. The session also passed a constitutional amendment to ensure continuity of government in case of attack, plus two mental health bills and a civil defense extension, with a House-Senate dispute on judicial salaries heading to conference.
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Senate
House
Pea Ridge
Sullivan
United States
Jefferson City
New State Mental Health Commission
Bil
Muddy Missouri streams and lakes after recent rains
Recent rains left Missouri streams and lakes muddy or dingy affecting fishing. Bulls Shoals and Taneycomo show clearwater pockets with mixed bites. Lake of the Ozarks has muddy coves. Channel catfish dominate Osage arm. Tr ims show bluegill and bullhead good at Trimble Lake, while trout streams stay clear. Northwest rivers run high and clearing. Central Ozark streams remain high and muddy.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
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Theodosia Arm
Taneycomo
Branson
Table Rock
Lake of Ozarks
Osage
Trimble Lake
West Central
Bagnell Clear
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Grand
Ozark
Gasconade
Meramec
Three Soldiers Charged In Southeast Missouri Bank Robbery
The 3 soldiers held up a bank yesterday, ordering five employees to the vault. They stole available cash and fled in a stolen car, later found abandoned a few miles away. The staff freed themselves with a screwdriver as police noted the long gap since the town’s last robbery.
Helias Graduates Hear Bishop Marling On Education
Helias high school seniors received diplomas at St Peter's Cathedral as Bishop Joseph M. Marling urged social and moral education alongside intellectual and physical growth. The commencement address by Rev Edward Bode focused on living within one’s talents and God’s law, emphasizing responsibility and ambition appropriate to each student’s abilities.
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St. Peter’s Cathedral
Joseph M. Marling
Jefferson City
Edward Bode
Catholic Missourian
News-Tribune
Helias
St Peter’s Cathedral
Bishop Marling
Joseph A. Vogelweid
Paul A. Kertz
Russellville
Graduates Honored At Helias High School Party
Helias High School Association hosted 77 graduates at a post commencement party at the Knights of Columbus hall. The event featured dancing and refreshments with Virgil Rick and his orchestra providing music. Organizers were Mrs. Leonard Tellman, Mrs. W. J. Voss, John Rost, and Fred Vogel.
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Helias High School Association
Knights of Columbus
Sh Sea
Joe
Hemmel
Bill Rost
Twink
Pro-Wehr
Larry Gnagi
J Enure
Virgil Rick
Leonard Tellman
W. J. Voss
jJonn Rost
Fred Vogel
Log Cabin Slated To Be Torn Down
The 1823 land deed to Jefferson City’s site is recalled while Kusstatscher tears down the Broadway cabin said to date 1823 to 1826. The Schneider heirs and Will of 1864 are noted as part of the property’s history in a city that began on government land grants and early streets.
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Ashley Street
Jefferson City
Jefferson, Mo
Broadway Street
Wresgaman Cavowauy
Missouri
Christopher Schneider
Jas Inlet
Kusstatscher
Schneider
St. Peter's
Saints
John Ty
Wilmoul
Austria
Jesus
Judas
Gethsemane
New South
Bridge theft nets 3 tons of steel in Pike County
A 230 foot bridge in Pike County was cut into about three tons of high grade steel by a thief with a cutting torch. Sheriff Wilmer Whitehead said the loss was discovered by a coal miner Wednesday before travelers could use the unbridged stream.
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Petersburg
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Pike County
Wilmer Whitehead
Summit Talks and Geneva Summit Hopeful Tone
A newsman questions Hagerty on the Geneva summit, while Gromyko, Lloyd, and Couve de Murville depart the White House smiling after a tripartite chat. Gromyko calls the talks pleasant and useful and reporters press for whether he is more hopeful for Geneva. A separate note reflects on a Jefferson City cabin keeper Kusstatscher contemplating preserving his dwelling as a historic monument.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Hisenhower
Lloyd
Couve
de Murville
White House
West Wing
Geneva
Heriter
Switzerland
Hatel
Kansas City Crime Report Referred to Prosecutor and Board
Gov James T Blair said he referred a report of rising crime and vice in Kansas City to Jackson County prosecutor William A Collett and to the Kansas City Police Board. A Jackson County grand jury was impaneled to examine crime conditions as the report came from Atty Gen John M Dalton via Rep W M Harlow. Judge John R James instructed the grand jury to probe law enforcement, burglaries, robberies, brutality in the jail, and discharges that lead to further crime, noting no organized crime but continued activity by discharged convicts.
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James T. Blair
Kansas City
Jackson County
William A. Collett
Robert M. Berryrd
Blair
Harlow
Berry
John R. James
Grand Jury
James
Kansas City Crime Commission
Faint Triggers Fire Rescue in Downtown Drugstore
A woman fainted in a downtown drugstore in Columbus. A passerby called the fire department, which dispatched pumpers and a hook and ladder while police took the woman to a hospital by ambulance.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fire Department
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