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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1948

Page

6

Missouri Delegation Holds Brief Meetings and Acts on Minor Matters

Members of the Missouri delegation conducted short sessions addressing routine items and minor legislative actions. Leaders outlined schedule commitments and discussed forthcoming committee appearances.

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Missouri Delegation Opens Open Caucuses For Newsmen At Convention

Missouri's Republican delegation held an open caucus to allow newsmen access and information. Sen James P. Kem urged cooperation. a 10 a.m. daily caucus time was adopted after amendments. Hazell Campbell of Kansas City is secretary. The session faced minor delays over hotel room use and liquor in a adjoining room.

James P. Kem John J. Robison Maysville Kem Wabash Railroad Missoupri George L. Gordon Kansas City Senator Kem Gordon Agnes Mae Wilson Trenton Missouri Public Service Commission Joseph F. Sutherland Jackson County James A. Young Republican Committee Sam P. Locke Mexico Ninth Ivan E. Forshee Frankclay Missouri Albert L. Reeves, Jr Reeves Washington House of Representatives Lst of Kansas Edward L. Scheufler Jackson County Republican Committee Conger R. Smith Augusta Lacey Martha Bilhimer Senate Capitol Robert Strain O. R. Battler John T. Opie

End to Rationing Announced in Australia

In Canberra on June 21 Prime Minister Joseph B Chiefly said meat and clothing rationing will end tomorrow.

Canberra Australia Joseph B. Chiefly

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