Eyes Donor Offer Tied to Death Case, 1947 Report
Jefferson City Post Tribune reports James Harold Hyde of Berryville faces death sentence for a fatal shooting. He offered his eyes to aid the blind, saying he wanted to leave his eyes to someone in need. Phillips Petroleum and Standard Oil discuss donation timing amid gas shortages and distribution concerns. The case ties to Hyde’s execution at Tucker prison farm and ongoing appeals. The Gazette notes Hyde’s fiancee’s father, Frank Simpson, associated with the story.
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Governor Seeks Flood Control Meet in Omaha
Nebraska Governor and Montana Governor discuss a regional plan to accelerate the Pick-Sloan program for irrigation navigation and flood control in the Missouri Basin. Peterson briefed Governor Sam Ford, noting a decision could be announced later today.
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