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Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 10

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Joplin Globei
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Joplin, Missouri
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DIM CHIEF ISSUE DEFERRED AT GALENA RADIO PROGRAMS on 1 Hour 15 Pi John't 3d Mornlnt Hi Mornlni: Mcledlo No Artion Borer's ReMprmHon on Instruction of City Attorney. Galena, Kan July Galena's ty council at a special meeting might did not take any artion i regard tn thp resignation of' red Bevpr as chief of pollen. When Bever's resignation was "ought up by Councilman Frank Citv A a bbey advised a no a i 1 mid be taken at the session. ecial meeting called by MavoH alph Baker. He said i a a i Hire action would to come the council at the 1 programs are furnished by the radio While newspaper effort to publish accurate listings, it cannot responsible for last-minute changes made by stations.

TUESDAY MORNING. BHWM UN Kit Farm Morning ftpfritl ftrmrrt' Forum 'Morninr 7 i i i i 7 is TM I Otnrk 7 30 a 7 Thrff Tn TimpkPpppr I. 1.1 1 rximi Bill NPWP of NPWR akp I a 1'p aid Swing UP i 9 l.lPt'P. 9 in MtiSKtt 9 i A A A A You and Report night fore gular meeting, ily or at the special purposp of ron- ienng the police chief a Bever's action in resigning last lursday it was said, was to rn in his commission and chief dge to the city clerk. Accord- 5 to council members, Rever's signatjon was not proper as it ould have been in i i and 3t i i a hp "hicf of hce.

However, is not rvmg The i i body composed of seven Democrats two Republicans. Mayor ker is a Republican. Bcver a Democrat The only i i a vliop a the council was tn instruct Rarnes. water a super- indent, to make necessary re- irs on the at well NO 2 to determine th" present pro ction of the well with the Mew having the well acidized if jnd necessary. M.

Y. Motley. a develop engineer for Dowell. a 11 acidici7ing company, met th the council. )RNADO WRECKS FARM WILDINGS NEAR CAMDEN MO Juls' 9.

tornado struck four farms i of here near Camden night one was i i large harn was oestroyed a i a were killed Arthur A fof Dt Bob Morrwit Hfvotloni For LsdiM fnr A For For 11 in 45 Hurmony Lace 12 nn 15 All star 12 a 12 4', 1 nn A a 1 15 1 All a 1 4 2 no'All-Stur 2 1. All Oarnn 2 I PO 3 15 ,1 a 'i i i Time 4 nn stork MI HP 4 is i 4 in wi in ford 4 4S Tour nn Taken' 5 15 10 Bobby 5.45 Bobbv in 45 Tn Fportlight 7 nn Douth 7 11 3n Off 7 4 1 nn XVarmnp T. i a a i Joplin Pappbaii Oifee nn Sallna-Jopltn is CSTS in 5,4.1 Cares Our Gill TUESDAY AFTEBXOON. Junior Mark'i RPVPW Chapfl of Air Pfrr Norn Day' Hilltop HO'JM' Listen Part It Stnkf It BardstiBd' Ba.ndste.ad* Joplin Joplm Joplin i riav'iffle on Curt Tiine' Ron TUESDAY NIGHT. Waimerlti Don Operation Thp ThP Sportsman Pursuit' MIJSH- for for Tuesday Capitol Capitol Sbap Ore F'fM? Ore Cooklp Cookie Coupt 5 News Opm'oti Spo'tn 51ppt thp Bard thp Al Tra" i a Timp a 1 Turtit'blp a a a Caravan a a i a i ChlWrpn Choice Bandstand Four-Btll Four Bell News Muic Sport Fov by Four Knights MU'lf Tou a i Tru Wapt to Salute to a A i a Cotp Glp' Club Marine Show Ttt'vt! ta BOOSTING OE ARMED FORCES CONSIDERED of I ommiflpp Warns Thai a Korean Truce 1ny BP Feint.

a i 9 i i-' 1 Chairman 1 the a prrparerl nes-s i a A i a a a i i i a i be a i i i said a i look out for a possible i Ivirij blow i I i I I a i i i i a i check i 'if i I a i i a i forces i i a 3 riOO 000 a i reporters a re ports nf oppn a i a pros i i near a of army camp- Reporls Kent HP said i i tors had 'serious rent gouging of I I rnPn a i i around six a The committee 3 added plans to look iptn all this in rnnppration With Our Service Forces FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE TO WELDING SHOP Broken rwr 11--Joplio Globe Tuesday, July 10, 1951. Joplin Woman Heads 15th District 8 et 40 FARMER GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR KILLING I Japan nv nf a un" Fort i i I A I II prnt a i las ln a ar S'h Mr a JOPLIN AND BLUEJACKET WOUNDED Fire of i i i caused i a a a to the i of 3 i i housing the a i i shnp. filf) Pearl avenue, a 10 o'clock last i i The i a a in a a i used storage space. i a l-'qmpmonl i i i a a a had nnt hepn i a i .1 i a i i i a a i a Jfi.ooo worth i A hroK'Ti i i a i i i i i i iron a of windows a i i in i i a 7 I a a i a from i men had tn chop holes in the roof a i a i PlPiidn Guilty and Mrs. H.

C. 3529 a i headed by" conimj' Senator Conor on did of a ramps, bn, said ordered report hv a on i i a amp Ala A solder from ounded and an i a Okla escaped being at least salon Xo i i a i a IP i chapeaii of nf the pt H) i i a i i i rinwn was i in Korea recently, a i TO''" Pr a i i a ordered a latest a a i from 0 TM 1 1 i i hv i nn rondi a i of was a K.r.-t i a Fnrt a a Mass Spnggs son of on floor. A i Mabel 1 1 nr 3 -'oe Rain to A Mo. 9. In movp.

ira Heath, 57- ypar-old Plains farmer, plpadpr) i loda.v to slaying of i wjfp, riara. 50, and a nnghhor, William F. Thp a i who for 12 ypars a a i in a a hos- i a had hPpn rhargpd with dpgrpp in both dpaths. Bui IIP plradrd i i to dpgipp in i of and to a a in thp dr-ath of his i of Alton pi-onounr-pd ludgrnont. The case had hppn hrought to thp Oregon count i i rourt on a change of from Howpll Thp ocrurrpd at the HPath a Pprpmher 10, and his hrother, 4S.

had -OHP to the a liomp i i which Mrs a a i to launder. As Heath a tn- ul 2. at a home of Mrs at fassvil thP Amenoan i and opened fire on them. i i a Summers a bullet in i arm. Mrs, a was wounded in the ab- stepped in front enndgp.

a A i i Ind a Fi and Fort i str Leonard Mo HP the a i ot thp i is a a Johnson ha re I i a come in 15 in in i LO-P in Kll'ott Art Waper O'e Art Ore Ore "If a i i and spt up som 0 of these camps said Johnson vpstigators had spent from two to davs looking the a i a i for icp men's a i i a si- camps to jhp coverpd in a Tie declined to i a i i for-na! port js hut i i a a psrapod serious when hi. 1 a i a i 1 i "'ire scr son of Mr Tim a of i a 1 I i i convention in St. Louis, August 31. Mrs. Dodson.

i member of a i a to Both she ard i i a Summers died the next I day. a a S. a AWAK American Legion, also is a 1 $15,000 FOR INJURIES j-f jcharter member of the i et elect- -'efferson City. July a previously was -n a had returned to duty with the army. ANDERSON, BOY IS ILL WITH POLIO a i a before he i a rPS: 'rtPrit.

She eligible -The Missouri supreme court today awarded Kathryn Enyart nf Baxter Springs. damages for i i she suffered when a bus depot sign fell nn her in 1947. A Jackson county, Missouri, circuit court earlier granted her $2n noo judgment from Santa Fe Trail Transpor- down a broken wire in a gras section south of the building Xo one was injured, how- ex cr membership in the auxiliary of past commanders of the i her husband, the late Harry C. having served us commander. The societe.

not to he confused i i hour a a a on call an 1 1 th the Xoeturns a a i a a of an Anderson A i a Legion, is composed of women who have been especiallv Mo SHEEP AND CATTLE TAX 1 fo comp prif on cv i 3n Paul Ort ftm Off Off. With no i i Mprcv i a werp renting as i a i TIie youth. 9-year old Owen C. month to service men i son of Mr and Mr? 12 PO Off. VltM RrnaulrMt.

for is Mln nbr hv Thrpe--nbe. Kobe-i 3 and his brother. Bobby machinp shed was thrown ainst the house and a combine damaged. 'ight i i were demolish- on the Belt farm. The if was torn off pight-i UP and its contents were ked by ram.

i.t the Elmer Duffett farm the porch was tip on ronf of the home. A cornrrib destroyed and large trees ipled the tw-ister i a one- home off its foundation at Bates farm. be. BmadraM- the honsp. was only one in a i area not rounded by water Saturday, a a ixpek ago floori- i-prs destroyed 2SO acres of on tbe Vandiver farm EBbS 15--Dailv Pinnpf SPt--abe.

flahnpl rnbp abe, Theater of I'mint nf Cnjtcv pbe. nabs on-- -p eshs. Ri)trlnF Sfr-- obc. Ltilp PHr.TT freonj cb? cbs 30-- Summer Sbe. Nttrs cb? ind Muetr abe.

10 oo-- Varift? visio Ben In Film-- 7 00-- Mert nbr Film a i Current Ituiics 30-- Fdm PuMont, fami'ips 359 SQUARE MILES IN ONE SCHOOL DISTRICT rierk rfand a aii- jlsic K.nslow was admitted tn no nrpri hospital July 1. His condition in a is reported good. Carthage Licenses. Mo ice to the legion or its a i i a RATE HIKED IN COUNTYl Membership is through recom' jmenrlation of one of the organba Mo 9 The main project of the Fifteenth district salon is work with increase in the personal tax a tubercular youngsters, primarily a i on sheep and cattle Sheep those of war veteran-. This year.

i be increased 4T per cent group is sponsoring the care a a a and cattle 35 periof five youngsters in state Mar- cent sanatorium at Mount Vernon. ge licensp a ha' Ta; lor said no reason was f'led by Birty William Page, en en for increase but that statp I of Webb and Wanda thought it v-as for t-he purpose Other officers plec'ej to sene with Dodson Are: Mrs. Oldaker. le pitit demi-chapeau St. sessed ahiation up to the Monett.

le petit demi-chapeau 'average. 'deuxieme; L. Bricksll of M- Mm -rbn. i 00 Theatfr nbc. OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY CO.

RRH AND JOPL'N LOOK it tit FEATURES WRIHGtR A for of trouble-free bv of Americs's oldest tRid reliable masufacturerv Fullv Guaranteed! PRICI 2 STORES IN JOniN 1620 S. MAIN ore A a Jefferson Citv. Missouri now has a rict with 350. srjupj-p It includes 49 old 2-3 of Galen Ells-'of bringing Jasper count's Mrs. G.

R. Muench of in Cedar county 12 St Metsker and Marilyn I county and 14 Verinn county. Clair, both Joplin. Springs has the school The state departnipnt of edu canon reported todav a new by the! last week-brings total of reorganised school dis-j tricts to 2W Thev cover terri-i Tory fnrmerlv cut up into separa'p About oo counties a elections scheduled the rext six months to present second reorganization plans to the vot-i ers. They cover areas where the; first reorganization plan was re-! jerted.

Baby Snffooafes in Carriage. St. Joseph. Mo. July A month-old bahv was found dead today in ITS carnage Coroner H.

said the V. son nf Mr Rally, a the v-tirri of I i i 'the ch'id aoparpntly slipped I Of i 1 pll'ow faec rjown, into the front of a i Company. But the M'3- soun supreme fourt cut the a by So.OOO. Two Divorce Suits Filed. Webb City.

Juh 9. Two divorce suits were filed today in circuit court Margaret Lowery asks a divorce from L. LOW- TV and Maebelle Hardesty Yarrington from William E. Yarrington. Mrs.

la seoretaire-caissiere; Lee Livingston of Joplin, la suriritendante: Mrs. Chester Gatts of Aurora. 1'archivists; Mrs. George Lockhart Joplin, 1'aumonier. and Moore of Aurora, la concierga.

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