Refuse to Budge in Wage Dispute In St Louis
State Mediation Board chairman Daniel C. Rogers says neither side has budged in the prolonged wage dispute involving AFL bus and streetcar operators. After meetings with union and Public Service Co officials, Rogers warned the outlook was gloomy but said he would not give up. No meetings are planned today due to a public hearing on a separate operator proposal to run 300 service cars along routes. The weeklong dispute led to a 3 1/2 day strike and Gov Donnelly ordered seizure of the firm under the King-Thompsory law barring strikes in public entities.
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Louis
Daniel C. Rogers
State Mediation Board
AFL
Public Service Co
Rogers
B. A. Foster
Aten Cab C
Arthur E. East
Phil
M. Donnelly
Number of Federal Jobholders Decline in September
U.S. Senator Byrd announced that federal civilian employment fell by 18,968 in September, the first monthly decrease since January. Total civilian employment stood at 2,366,075, with gains in Post Office, Agriculture, Interior, and Commerce departments offset by Army and Navy cuts, while the Air Force hired civilians.
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Washington
Byrd
U-Va
Joint Committee On
Post Office’ Department
Agriculture
Interior
Army
Navy
Air Force
Twenty five Central Area High Schools Join Planned Progress
Twenty five Central Missouri high schools including Boonville St Peter and Paul Chamais Fatima of Westphalia Linn New Haven St George Hermann Cole I County R 5 Eugene Mokane New Bloomfield Russellville St Elizabeth Southern Boone Ashland Vienna Auxvasse Center 8 5 Centralia Farber Masco Montgomery City New London Mallsville Sturgeon participate in the Planned Progress program under Missouri Power and Light. Students study home communities to identify civic improvements with reports due after December 15.
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Missouri
N. R. Beagle
Missouri Power and Light Ca
Boonville
St. Peter and Paul
Chamais
Fatima
Westphalia
Linn
New Haven
St. George of Hermann
Cole I Counte
Eugene
Mokane
New Bloomfield
Russellville
St. Elizabeth
Boone County
Ashland
Vienna
Aux Vasse
Center
Centralia Farber
Frankford
Masco
Montgomery City
New London
Mallsville
Sturgeon
Planned Progress
Fgin
Electric Company
Missouri Power and Light Co
Tere
Union Electric Co
Missouri Edison Co
First Robot Weapon Warship Is Ready for Fleet
The Navy unveiled its first robot weapons warship, the Boston, a heavy cruiser fitted with Terrier guided missiles. Capt. Charles B. Martell said the missiles can track enemy aircraft and may perform most air defense duties while boasting a range around 200 miles.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Navy Yard
Charles B. Martell
Plans to lighten presidency workload eyed by White House
Sen H Alexander Smith says the White House considers changes in laws to ease presidential duties for Eisenhower. He notes routine military signings and other chores, with Sherman Adams reportedly weighing serious revisions.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Washington
H. Alexander Smith
White House
Congress
Smith
Eisenhower
Ollice
Sherman Adams
Quell $1. Louis Workhouse Riot Quell $1. Louis Workhouse Riot
In St. Louis about 250 inmates rioted overnight at the city workhouse, smashing windows and burning furniture. Police in riot gear controlled the disturbance by morning with no reported injuries. Firefighters doused fires started with paper and benches as the warden noted inmates released others from cells. The riot marked the second at the 100 year old institution in five months.
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ST. Louis
Harold ©. Baynes
James Scott Haley
St. Mary's Hospital
Jimbo
Sullivan father seeks public report on school fee
Ma Sullivan the father of 17 year old Marian Timmerman demanded yesterday a public accounting of how a Sullivan high school enrollment and activity fee money is spent. The girl spent two nights in jail on a peace disturbance charge after refusing to pay or leave the high school. the charge was dismissed. The family notes at least 2744 dollars has been paid by 34 percent of Sullivan students. The state education department said the fee appears to be a textbook and activity charge, not an enrollment fee.
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Sullivan
Huery C. Timmerman
F. L. Sexton
Marian Timmerman
Timmerman
Ilegal
George B. John
State Department of Education
Tim Merman
Army officer Dean of Taejon ends 32 year service
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, hero of Taejon, tears as Army chief of staff pins his combat Infantry badge at the Presidio Parade Ground. Dean recalls Lt. Lynton, his driver in Europe, and pays tribute to thousands of infantrymen killed. Dean won the Medal of Honor in Taejon, was captured after the city’s fall, and endured three years in a Communist prison.
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San Francisco
William F. Qeay
Taejon
Maxwell D.taylor
Dean
Presidio
Caombat
Tadepl
Joe Lynton
Band Pla Ater
Hit-and-Run Mishap Ticket Is Issued
Police issued a ticket to William L. Orth after a hit and run damaged both vehicles in a west McCarty street collision near 210 E Dunklin. The Maxivell car owned by Ranald and Maxwell suffered left rear bumper damage while Orth’s car had damage to the left side.
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Ranald &. Maxwell
E. Dunklin St
McCarty Street
Willam L. Orth
McCarty St
Theorth
Linn Youth Enlists For 4 Years in Navy
Linn High School graduate Robert Leslievett enlisted in the U S Navy for a four year tour. Chief Carl M Carson of the Jefferson City Navy recruiter reported the recruit formerly worked as a bookkeeper at Central Dairy. He trained at Great Lakes and reportedly escaped during training, with deputies pursuing near a station after an armed robbery incident in Barton County.
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Robert Leslievett
Linn High School
U. S. Navy
Carl M. Carson
Jefferson City Navy
Leslie Jeu
Linn
Navy
Central Dairy
Jest
Edwards
Ma Sarings
Frecruit
Great Lakes
Naval Training Center
Carson
Kins Station
Mim
Springfield
Barton Cy
Saa
Finn Twins Gain Hearing Promise
Sen. Langer promised the Finn twins a hearing before the Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights in Washington after a one man hearing in which he predicted changes in laws. The twins proposed returning to prison to serve the remainder of their term and relinquish a court judgment, amid ongoing court proceedings and a dispute over ownership of a war surplus plane.
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Los Angeles
Langer
Flying Finn Twins
Washington
Senate
George
Charles Finn
U.S
T Teir
Sen. Langer
Ineseph Scott
Springfield Federal Medical Facility
Tom Deverin
Halloween Night Terror Strikes Alexandria Water Tower
In Alexandria Kentucky a 16 year old perched on a 70 foot water tower fired about 60 rounds over 30 minutes, scaring a gay crowd of about 200 during Halloween pranks. Police halted the danger after fleas from the boy and town marshal George Harding helped bring him down. two state police cruisers were struck but no injuries reported. The youth is linked to a theft of two rifles and 1000 rounds found earlier that day.
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Alexandria
Kentucky
Att
George Harding
Laborer Dies After 13 Foot Fall In Maryland Heights
James Harkrider of Maryland Heights was fatally injured yesterday in a 13 foot fall while spreading a tarpaulin over a stack of concrete blocks at a building materials firm lot. The laborer was identified as a resident of suburban Maryland Heights.
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SY. Louis James Harkrider
Maryland Heights
Harkrider
Photographer Joins Wright Studio Columnizes Store Offers
A track photographer hired by Wright Studio announces weekly Baker column about assignments and camera gear. He promotes top quality merchandise and personal service, notes he may be away but promises good service and honest recommendations.
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Cabum
Wright Studio
Baker
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