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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1974

Page

2

The Incubator For Corruption Secrecy in government urged to end

The editorial quotes former Chief Justice Earl Warren condemning secrecy as the incubator of corruption. It argues for open government, strong legal safeguards, and robust investigative reporting to expose bribery perjury and obstruction of justice, stressing the press’s public role.

Earl Warren National Press Club Washington White House Hill Warren

Rejoicing in Freedom for Christian Life Endured

A reflection on enduring faith and the price paid for religious freedom. The text honors those who suffered and sacrificed for Christian life in a free world, noting the value of living without persecution as a result of brave, principled individuals.

Highway signs mislead drivers in Mexico area

Motorists travelling from the south toward Paris encounter Route 54 and reach Mexico where 54 turns east. There are no Highway 15 signs. Drivers travel extra miles before learning Highway 15 ends at Highway 22 in North Mexico, with no marker in South Mexico showing the connection. The Highway Department should mark the block from north to south as both Highway 15 and 22.

Monroe County Paris Mexico North South Highway Department

Recalling Mexico’s past through Hammonds map of downtown

Joplin’s Sylvan M. Hammonds maps his recollected Mexico streets around the Ringo Hotel and notable landmarks as he read news of the 1917 1918 fires. He lists stores and sites on Washington and Jefferson streets and the courthouse area to anchor memory of old Mexico. Birthday notices follow for local residents and writers Alan Paton and Eva Le Gallienne.

Mexico Moore, Morris, Eckenberger and Dent Temple Stephens Kroger A&p Sylvan M. Hammonds Joplin Ringo Hotel Erdel Hardware Erdel Rush Hill Ledger Mr. Hammonds Orpheum New Grand Old Wisteria Washington St Jefferson Street Ragsdale Dept. Store Fredendall and Wilkins Pilcher Jewelry Dry Sappington Hardware Sallee's Western Union Southern Bank Craddock's Mexico Savings Bank Men's Clothing Buckner Drug Fred A. Morris Grocery Precht Funeral Home Pitts Barber Shop Ankrom News Stand Dr. Bragg Mitchell Liberty Theater Hoxsey Joe Daniel Liberty St Ray Smith Grocery Mutual Telephone Co McPheeters Bros. Furniture North Missouri Trust Co Barth Clothing Co Washington Street Roy Harris Gary Goodhart Gerald W. Pollard Lisa Sullivan William van Matre Charles B. Stone Fulton Richard €. Snook Robert Rogers Hershel Meek Martha Wylie Michael Keeling Beverly Rehma Kenneth Gibbons William Hase Alan Paton Eva le Gallienne

Energy crunch tightens St. Louis area jobs

Thousands of workers faced layoffs as a national energy crisis curbed fuel and oil supplies. Auto plants including General Motors Chevrolet and Chrysler reduced shifts and hours while Ford furloughed workers. Utilities and service stations cut staff amid uncertain demand, with officials noting the situation remains highly fluid and driven by crude availability.

St. Louis General Motors Chevrolet Fred Howell Chrysler Corp Hazlewood Ford Mercury Robert Harnar Ford Co Mercury A. O. Smith Corp Granite City Howell Missouri Division of Employment Security Emmet Connors Connors Walter Wiegand Mid-America Gas Marketers Association Bob McDaniel Standard Oil Co Ohio Wood River McDaniel Shell Oil Cording Gil Barrett Barrett Larry Maher Olin Chemical Corp Harry Wilson Granite City Steel William E Simon Nixon State

Ann Landers Letters Column

Readers share antics from parties with alcohol and tapes revealing behavior. A virgin 23 describes dating without sex while a 1% year old beauty asks if her lover is alive. Ann Landers answers with direct, practical guidance and references to a booklet on dating limits.

Ann Landers P. P Delia P. O Chicago Ill

Should My Child Visit A TB Home For Contact Risk

A concerned mother asks if her 10 year old should visit a home where a father with tuberculosis is being treated. The doctor recommends tuberculin testing for the daughter, notes that current TB drugs reduce contagiousness, and advises keeping away from coughing or sneezing germs while ensuring the father remains non infectious. If tests are negative, relax. if positive, follow up with treatment.

N.Y.C

Open Forum reply from Mexico Post Office foreman

Mexico Post Office foreman John C. Davidson responds to residents about post office service and snow removal. He clarifies misdirected letters, notes two window clerks, cites late hours, describes parking area issues, and thanks customers aiding sidewalks during heavy snow. He invites further questions or visits.

Ledger Cook Jackie Cook Mexico Mr. Cook John C. Davidson Mails

Kiwanis Pancake Day Aims For Fun In Hotel Hoxsey

A Mexico Kiwanis Club event at the Hotel Hoxsey Gold Room features Aunt Jemima as a pancake day guest with a school singing preview. Also noted are local residents’ milestones including Donald Smith joining Missouri Military Academy for second semester and Jim Utterback’s advancement to petty officer after two years in service.

Kiwanis Club Hoxsey Gold Room Jemima Donald Smith Roland Hassbaum St. Louis Missouri Military Academy Roy Mayhew Central St Ruby Mayhew

Mexico Ledger Subscription Rates and Office Hours

Mexico Ledger lists daily publication with mailing rates by region, clubbed by timeframes. It notes prices for in state, out of state, and armed forces subscribers, plus office hours and mailing details.

Washington St Mexico Audrain APO

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