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Sedalia Weekly Democrat

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1952

Page

2

Sedalia Rent Control Reinstituted Amid Base Relocation

Sedalia receives word that rent stabilization measures are to be activated under public law 96 following the base re activation of Sedalia Air Force Base. The move aims to curb housing shortages and potential rent hikes that could hamper defense operations in Pettis and Johnson counties. The Office of Rent Stabilization will set a registration date and may apply controls to new and decontrolled units, with hotels and motels possibly affected. Affected landlords should consult officials for impact details and the Johnson County inclusion is noted. Capt Roswell L Beach, stationed at Ft Worden, Washington, returns to duty in Germany after a long service and family update.

Sedalia United States Thomas C. Hennings, Jr Secretary of Defense Charles Wilson Defense Robert Lovett Sedalia Air Force Base Pettis Johnson Office of Rent Stabilization Waynesville Ft. Leonard Wood C. A. Phillips Jefferson City Phillips Office of Rent Stabilization Johnson County Roswell L. Beach Ft. Worden Wash A. R. Beach South Ohio Beach Ft. Monmouth N. J Missouri University Harvard ATT St. Louis Portland Ore Pacific Att New York Bremmer Haven Germany Capt. Beach Jo Love Lehmer Salem Sharon Love Barbara

Weather Delays Go Ahead Stadium Construction at Liberty Park

Weather slows progress on a 4000-seat stadium in the Jennie Jaynes Lewis area at Liberty Park. Architectural plans by Stewart Mertz were approved by a citizens committee and work shifted to Judson Grayson Joe Benson and Jack Cunningham who awarded contracts for prefabricated concrete structure and for steel fencing. Groundwork has begun with surveys and staking completed by Raymond Wilder though weather prevents erection of slabs. lighting from General Electric purchased and poles contracted. showers and rest rooms added. trust fund near 100000 dollars with several pledges outstanding.

Jennie Jaynes Lewis Liberty Park Stewart Mertz Citizens Committee Dimmitt Hoffman D. S. Lamm Abe Silverman J. J. McGrath Henry Harris Judson Grayson Joe Benson Jack Cunningham Raymond Wilder Menefee and Howard General Electric

El Rancho Motel Sold to Ernest Freyman of Kansas City

The El Rancho Motel two miles west of Sedalia on Highway 50 was sold by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morris to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freyman of Kansas City. The deal neared $85 000 with possession taken last Friday. Freyman, born in Louisville in 1883, has a long career in accounting and retail, including Emery Bird Thayer Co. in Kansas City. The J L McHugh Co. handled the transaction for both sides.

el Rancho Sedalia Highway 50 Wesley Morris Ernest Freyman Kansas City Mr. Freyman Louisville Jefferson School of Law Newman Mercantile Co Joplin Emery Bird Thayer Co Sertoma Club Controller’s Institute of America Freyman Country Club Christian Church Cooperettes Club Women’s City Club

Talking Letter Free to Servicemen Through Sports Center

Ed Zalin at the Sports Center in 115 South Ohio offers free talking letters for servicemen. Families record a message on a 100 foot reel and it is sent to the service member with return tape capacity for a two way exchange. The tape can be reused for more messages and returns.

Ed Zalin South Ohio

46 More Boys Than Girls Born In Sedalia Hospitals In 1951

In 1951 Sedalia hospitals reported 656 births: 300 boys and 242 girls at Bothwell, 35 boys and 42 girls at Woodland, 11 boys and 15 girls at Parkview, and 5 boys and 6 girls at Hospital No. 2. There were 11 sets of twins and 140 total deaths across the four facilities.

Sedalia Bothwell Hospital Woodland Hospital Parkview Clinic No. 2 Bothwell Woodland Parkview

Cpl. Robert Hogan On Duty in Germany

Cpl. Robert G. Hogan of Sedalia Missouri serves with the 175th Military Police Battalion of Seventh Army headquarters in Stuttgart Germany. The unit, Missouri National Guard raised, includes regulars and selective service soldiers from across the states and remains largely Missourian in officers and men. Hogan, a former Missouri University student and Smith-Cotton High School graduate, enlisted in Sedalia in 1950 and transferred to military police after college. His wife Betty Jean Hogan lives in Ozark Alabama while he is overseas. He arrived in Germany last August.

Stuttgart Germany Robert G. Hogan Pettis County Felix Sullivan South Massachusetts Sedalia Seventh Army M.P Missouri Hogan Missouri University Smith- Cotton High School Headquarters Co 35Th Infantry Division Betty Jean Hogan C. L. Matthews Newton St Ozark Ala

Postmaster Appointment Sparks Interparty Debate in Sedalia

The Sedalia postmaster appointment case centers on Maurice Hogan a Democrat who topped the civil service exam. Military service preference complicates the choice with Atwell Bohling a favored alternative among partisans. Washington rules require Hogan’s appointment barring disqualifying charges.

Thomas C. Hennings, Jr Maurice Hogan Sedalia Atwell Bohling Hogan Hennings Washington Democrat Party

Installation of Pettis Chapter 279 Eastern Star Officers

The 1952 officers of Pettis Chapter No. 279 Eastern Star were installed December 29 at the Masonic temple. The ceremony featured pastel decor, a Bible on the altar, and tributes to the flag and officers. Retiring Matron Ruth Burford and retiring Patron Roy Spears led the event with 30 members in white gowns and a formal reception followed in the dining room.

Pettis Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Star Point Ruth Burford Roy Spears Miss Burford Mr. Spears United States Ross Stephens Edwin Kettleson O.E.S Frank Coffman Dora Bunning Beverly Sutherlin Howard Gwinn Farley J. H. Gwinn Trenton William Reed D.D.G.M Sam Knapp Fred Brummer J. E. Downey John Sutherlin C. W. Farley Starpoint Sutherlin Vernon Emil G. Lange J. M. Holland John Staubli Spears Downey

Local Draft Board Sets Physicals For 107 Men This Month

Pettis County Draft Board clerk Verna Williams mails notices to 107 young men for selective service physicals this month. Forty four will be examined on the 14th, 42 on the 28th, and 21 in Kansas City on the 30th. Inductions for January total 31.

Verna Williams Pettis County

March of Dimes Set At 10000 In Pettis County

Pettis county March of Dimes aims for a 10000 quota in January 1952 with events planned at the Bothwell hotel and a broad volunteer leadership. Scott Webber notes national drive runs January 1952 while county chapter works to meet local needs.

Pettis County Scott Webber Webber National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis William F. Brown Harold W. Barrick National Foundation Bothwell Hotel Palm Room March of Dimes A. L. Bohling Royal Conger William Donath Jack Delph Sedalia Lloyd Parker Lloyd Phillips J. L. van Wagner, Jr Sedalia Jaycees James E. Durley Gib Owen A. A. Taylor Ralph Salmon Charles Paynter William Morgan Harold Painter Elmer Maune J. B. Hylick Sedalia Negro Community: Harold W. Barrick Press and B. B. Ihrig Smithton William Guenther Houstonia Walter Pace LaMonte Maynard Jones Green Ridge Ralph Morgan Hughesville

Sedalia Weather of 1951 Records Extreme Heat and Cold

Sedalia's 1951 weather spanned 109 degrees from 11 below to 98 above. The year saw 58.89 inches of moisture with monthly totals led by June at 14.95 inches and December at 1 inch. July and August averaged 87.3 in highs. the year included seven zero or below days and a seven day heat wave in mid July.

Sedalians Vic Mason Sedalia Mercury

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Pettis Co Roy A Corky” Benware C. W. Ziegelbein Pennsylvania Lackland Air Field Base San Antonio Tex Camp Stoneman Calif Morris Shepherd Field James Carl Maples Lillie Maples South Osage Wichita Falls Shepherd Air Force Base Cpl Robert Hogan AIR Force Herman Lloyd Overmier, Jr H. L. Overmier West Third Lloyd Smith-Cotton High School Bobby Harper Willard Harper United States Navy Bobby Willard U.S.S. Sabine Boston San Diego Commissary Samuel L. Harper North Prospect Harper Navy Virginia Marvin Lee Dawson South Prospect Patsy Lee Claude Cooper Dawson Camp Belvoir Jimmy Egbert John Kubli East Broadway Paris Island D. C Quantico New Year's Day Virgil Ragar Soci Ted Rucker Jess Gwinn Max Holland Emil Lange H. E. Richardson Charlie Holbeins John Lyons Hugh Richardson William Britain Royal Canadian Air Force By Gene Williams Grees
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