Missouri Congressman Votes For Korean War G I Bill
Representative Paul C. Jones of Missouri reported that the House approved H R 7656 the Korean G I Bill by a wide margin with one dissenting vote. The measure extends education and training allowances to veterans of the Korean conflict and adds loans, insurance credits, and employment support.
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Paul C. Jones
Congress
Missouri
House
Senate approves Agricultural Appropriation bill for 1953
The Senate approved the Agricultural Appropriation bill providing 731,608,470 dollars for the Agriculture Department in fiscal 1953 after rejecting amendments. Other bills move forward, including a 550 million per year federal highway aid for 1954 and 1955. Pending action includes the Defense Production Act extension and possible veto override on the Tidelands Oil bill. Adjournment hopes persist for July 4, with talk of a possible post-conventions special session.
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Abernethy
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture
New York
House
Agriculture Department
Hoover Commission
Congress
Special Meeting of Board of Education Reviews Maintenance Projects
The board approved bids for tuck pointing the gymnasium and for steel windows on the North and East sides of the high school. Custodians will caulk and paint windows, replace the high school roof, paint the Airport cafeteria, reseal floors, refinish classroom furniture, repair outside doors at the high school and Lincoln, and perform other minor repairs in 411 buildings. George Lefler, Airport seventh grade teacher, resigned to take a factory job. Meeting adjourned after routine bills were paid. Present: L. M Standley, John Sikes, Roger Bailey, Marshall McGill, Clarence Cantrell, Bob Foster, Bob Guthrie, Noah E. Gray.
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Board of Education
Airport School
Lincoln School
George Lefler
Lefler
L. M Standley
John Sikes
Roger Bailey
Marshall McGill
Clarence Cantrell
Bob Foster
Bob Guthrie
Noah E. Gray
State 4 H Club Week Opens At Missouri Campus
The seventh annual State 4 H Club Week began on the University of Missouri campus with six to seven hundred 4 H members and leaders from across the state attending a four day program. Activities include campus tours, discussions on rural youth topics, Capitol visit, and evening events such as Recreation Night Talent Night and a Candle Lighting ceremony. Special features include Sunday church services a citizenship ceremony for those turning voting age and officer elections for the State 4 H Council.
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University of Missouri
College of Agriculture
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Missouri
Virgil F Burk Named Agricultural Counsel for Missouri Chain Store Council
Virgil F Burk of Columbia Missouri appointed agricultural counsel of the Missouri Chain Store Council announced by James C Kirkpatrick managing director Burk is a College of Agriculture graduate and longtime University of Missouri Extension Service employee serving as county agent in Johnson and Howard counties He later became state extension entomologist and earlier was state 4 H club agent The council partners with rural leaders farm groups and civic organizations to promote Missouri agriculture and strengthen the economy.
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Virgil F. Burk
Columbia
Missouri Chain Store Council
James C Kirkpatrick
Burk
College of Agriculture
University of Missour
Johnson
Howard
Missouri
Stote Council
Girl Scout Counselor to Leave for England
Miss Charolyn Baker of Kennett has been chosen as one of eleven nationwide to serve as a Girl Scout Counselor in England this summer. She sails June 16 for three months, attending an International Encampment and the International Brownie and Girl Guide Training School, and will assist at a National Agriculture Show with Royal presence.
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Cotton Bell Girl Scout Council
United States
Charolyn Baker
Kennett
England
Miss Baker
Counselor and camp official honored for service
Miss Baker has served as Counselor for the Cotton Bell Camp for four years and as chairman of the Camp Committee since the group formed. Lindenwood and USC graduate, with graduate study at Missouri, reflects on acting with kindness toward children.
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Cotton Bell
Council
Lindenwood
Miss Baker
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