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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
6
Southeast Missouri National Guardsmen and the 35th Division Band from Springfield will greet President Truman at Little Rock Arkansas tomorrow and Saturday for a reunion of the 35th division his old World War II outfit.
A historical note references the 140th infantry regiment forming a provisional company with men from guard units at Cape Girardeau Sikeston Marston Caruthersville Kennett Dexter and Charleston. It also notes spelling variants Eleven and twelve originally written as oneteen and twoteen.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains hay fever timing hinges on which pollens trigger symptoms. Skin testing identifies offenders and pollen injections reduce sensitivity, with short acting drugs offering relief under medical advice though side effects vary.
The doctor explains that a moderately fast heart around 100 beats per minute with no other signs of heart disease or bodily disability would not be fatal by itself.
In this week’s Look magazine a photo shows James Newham son of Mr and Mrs Frank Newkam at 1203 Moreau Drive. He’s at the Art Center Los Angeles with his back to the camera and is now employed at the state museum locally.
Word from 80 Jefferson street that Estel R. Baltz son of Mr and Mrs John L Baltz is now on duty with occupation forces at Kobe Japan He serves as visor of Japanese laborers with the ordnance service company at Tard base
AFL construction workers strike halts commercial and industrial projects in St Louis and surrounding areas. 7000 Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborers union members seek a 12 percent wage increase from the current 1.50 rate. Contractors say labor costs are already too high and millions in planned work have been shelved.
Workers from the building trades walked off after unions reported no progress in negotiations with contractors. The action does not affect ongoing presidential work at the site.
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