Death By Strangulation By W.H. Thompson City Forester
A Mexico tree, a white pine planted four years ago, died from accidental strangulation when a burlapped root ball cord remained tied around its trunk. The article urges removing cords on balled and burlapped trees and directs readers to University of Missouri bulletin 6850 for planting guidance.
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W.H. Thompson
Mexico
University of Missouri
Court House
Europe Marks 30th VE Anniversary Across Nations
Europe observed the VE Day anniversary with wreaths and commemorations. The Kremlin announced a war veterans amnesty while Czechoslovakia held a Prague Castle ceremony praising the Soviet army, with little mention of American liberators. West Germany and France staged ceremonies. Britain offered sparse coverage. Missouri Governor Bond proclaimed Harry S. Truman Day on his 91st birthday, citing his leadership and motto The Buck Stops Here.
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Audrain GOP Leaders Plan Summer and Fall Events
Audrain County Republican Central Committee members met at the Court House to outline summer and fall plans including a June whole hog barbecue at the Empire Club and a November fund raising social. Ferris Mundy was named to the county steering committee to replace Denver Hudson.
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Ferris Mundy
Denver Hudson
Andy Runge
Ralph Lierheimer
Don Decker
Connie Pickering
Jim Frazer
Cambodian leader Lon Nol paid million to leave
CAMP PENDLETON Calif AP Cambodian officials bribed Lon Nol with 1 million dollars to resign and depart Cambodia Sau Kham Khoy said the payment came in American money and helped not stop the Khmer Rouge advance Khoy and Long Botta said they fled to refugee camps after the April 1 resignation and Cambodia fell 17 days later Khoy noted thousands killed including intellectuals rich pilots and their wives while denying blame on the American people and saying only the Cambodian government was responsible
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Khoy
Khmer Rouge
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Congress Moves Fast On Refugee Aid For Indochina
The House Immigration Subcommittee approved Ford’s emergency aid plan to aid up to 150000 Indochina refugees with hearings set. The measure authorizes necessary sums, with an estimated cost of 507 million dollars from Ford's task force, while funds must be appropriated separately to continue airlifts and essentials.
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Rodino
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D-N.y
Congress
James M. Wilson
Guam
Wake Islands
Lawrence A. Marinelli
State Department
Twenty five join Audrain Humane Society as charter members
Twenty five new charter members joined the Audrain Humane Society Inc per president Mrs Julian Stoy. The first open membership meeting was held in the courthouse community room. New board members Mrs John Neal and Mrs JR Quisenberry were elected, bringing board to nine.
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John Neal
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Citizens Savings Building
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Central Missouri Humane Society
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Two Journalism Awards Made To Jane White
Jane Lee White, formerly of Mexico, a Kansas City Star general assignment reporter, received two journalism honors this week. She won the Penn Valley Community College Distinguished Service award in journalism for coverage of mental health in Missouri and a human interest portrayal reflecting the White family’s Missouri and national contributions. The Kansas City Association of Mental Health also recognized her for improving public understanding of mental illness and mental health care through numerous Star articles.
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Mexico
Kansas City Star
Miss White
Robert M. White II
3 Park Circle
Penn Valley Community College
Missouri
Kansas City Association of Mental Health
White
Merrill's Pastry Shop Opens In Mexico
Merrill's Pastry Shop opens in the former Morris grocery building at 112 8 Jefferson St Mexico. It is an outlet for Gillans Bakery in Moberly owned by Mr and Mrs Wayne Merrill. Mrs Merrill will visit daily to aid Mrs Essie Smithey and Mrs Winnie Silver as the store operates. Grand opening planned for Friday and Saturday May 16 and 17 with free coffee and samples.
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Mexico
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Jefferson St
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Moberly
Wayne Merrill
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