23 Apr 1959
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
1
Local venue announces an Apert Community concert titled Legion Variety. The program lists free admission with performances by Tammy Scult and Contry Bla, featuring guest appearances and a focus on diverse acts. A second show is planned the following week at Chaney Hall with similar arrangements.
A local event slated for April 28 at BL Shares High will feature a fast moving vaudeville style program with singers dancers clowns and acts from a traveling troupe. Proceeds go to the Junior League Baseball program.
A fragmented report outlines plans for a local speedway opening on Sunday with divisions for cars and other events. It mentions teams, drivers, and anticipated races though many words are garbled.
The article describes special VFW table tennis matches in St. Charles Missouri inviting WPW Juby and others to join. It covers junior and younger player activities tied to National VA Week from April 26 to May 1 and notes a past tournament ending with Louise Courtney as winner and other players eliminated after rounds.
D M Harrington of Missouri University forecasts higher soybean prices with possible moves toward the loan rate of 2.02 per bushel as the Commodity Credit Corporation sets sale policy for soybeans, noting the record volume of beans.
The report outlines expected price movements and carryovers for soybeans and corn, noting Soybean carryover around 75 million and a potential rise in prices toward May. It references policy programs, starches, and projections for farming season shifts, urging timely action on polio shots and noting regional expansion prospects.
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