Sparkman Attacks Eisenhower at Missouri Democratic Club Rally
Senator Sparkman addressed Missouri Democratic Women's Clubs at Selinger Centre criticizing Eisenhower and his speech writers for errors. He contrasted parity policy with Republican stance, noting House votes on parity and urging farmers to support Democratic farm programs while deriding the GOP as divided on foreign policy. He mocked the Eisenhower campaign, urging vigilance against misstatements in speeches.
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Selinger Centre
John Sparkman
Missouri Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
Dwight Eisenhower
Sparkman
Cole County
Margaret Butler
St. Louis
Women’s Democratic Organization
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
Missouri
Sparkman Speech Sparks Mixed Reactions At Racial Smog Charge
Sparkman slammed opponents with sharp metaphors describing political shifts as leaps and smog filled views on farms. His price parity remarks cited government measures comparing 1909 to 1914 farm product values. He and his wife and daughter drew applause in a crowded hall as he spoke without a Southern accent.
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Sparkman
Red Cross Chapter Chooses Crow Post At Meeting
AJL Crow of 1304 Moreau Dr was named chairman of the Bud get Committee of the Cole County Red Cross chapter at the quarterly meeting held yesterday at the Recreation Center. Mrs Otis Jones reported on the Watlnnai Red wk convention in June in Cleveland. The board discussed routine business, presided by Mrs Robert Dallmeyer, with many members present. The next meeting will be in December.
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Ajl
Crow
Moreau Dr
Cole County
Julius Meyerhardt
Jussfones
Emmet North
John Scruges
Benson Wood
Hensley Hall
Howard Conk
T. L. Glover
Milefred Gholson
Atin Kallensbach
Robert Clough
Phil Campf
Dallmeyer
Ashland Student’s Wood Carvings Draw Local Respect
Ken Jones, a Ashland High senior, gains notice for a collection of carved wood busts depicting figures from Indian chief to Dagwood. He crafts lifelike portraits including a Bugs Bunny likeness and a Dagwood character, finishing with paint and shellac. Neighbors praise the craft as a striking local hobby.
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Ashland
Ken
Seth Jones
Jones
Aman
Bugs
Dagwood
Marvin Jr. Jets
Ministerial Alliance Backs School Bonds
Jefferson City ministers and Catholic and Lutheran church leaders sign an endorsement for a one million dollar school bond issue. The proposal, to be voted on September 30, was outlined to the alliance by Thorpe Gordon, former president and current Board of Education member.
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Jefferson City
Alliance
Thorpe Gordon
Board of Education
Caplinger and Sims Lead Recovery Suits Against Several Firms
A magistrate court case list shows Caplinger and Sims pursuing collections from Wallace Wilson for 48.5, English for 40, Larry O'Donnell, Central Electric, Br pans, Elmer vs Rackers, Lammers, and related defendants with total claims around 291.20. The docket includes multiple civil suits and monetary demands.
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Caplinger
Sims
Wallace Wilson
Maine Voters Track GOP Edge In November Push
Portland voters review early Maine election figures showing Republicans widening lead. Payne leads in Senate races with 59 percent, Dube for Democrats claims gains. House results show Burton Cross winning with 32 percent and GOP independents lifting total GOP share to 67.2 percent.
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Portland
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Robert Hale
Charles Nelson
Clifford G. McIntire
Arthur E. Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Washington
United States
Roger P. Dube
Payne
Dube
Senate
Farouk
Italy
Isle OF Capri
Egypt
Agit
Newemen
Earl
Granta Laly
Louis B. Kausier
Burton M. Cross
Henry W. Baylor
Neil S. Bishop
James C. Oliver
GOP
Nixon and Eisenhower Referenced in Voter Sentiment
An incomplete quotation notes a comparison to Mrs. Smith's 95,000 vote record and mentions Vice Presidential Nominee Richard Nixon and General Eisenhower. The fragment suggests a discussion of voting figures and political impact from the prior week.
Mary Scherer Advances in Women’s Golf Final at Country Club
Local golf pro Bob Grant announced finals progress in a women’s golf event. Mary Scherer earned a 4 up 36 hole win over M Livis Cook to face the winner of Lillian Gordon versus H Hu Schroeder. Awards named for the blind bogey tourney included Faye Taylor Minnie Bartlett Fred Fritz Gertude Wallenhof Don Riley Forest Carson and Fred Bassman. Ed Loeffler and Scherer earned honors for 9 holes. Grant will enter the $1500 open tournament in St Louis, first four days of
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Bob Grant
Grant
Mary Scherer
M. Livis Cook
Lillian Gordon
H. Hu Schroeder
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