Eisenhowers Political Creed on Citizenship and Duty
The essay outlines Eisenhowers view that free people must blend individual and common good without coercion. He links citizenship to teaching, voting, and vigilance against overreach, stresses military service as a civic duty, warns against apathy in politics, and defends press freedom while condemning censorship as a dangerous shortcut. Also notes Edith Elmore returning from St Louis after a visit with relatives.
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Eisenhower
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Court News Drunken driving cases heard in Magistrate Court
Judge M E Montgomery sentenced two men to jail during Magistrate Court session. Lee Cunningham of Sikeston pleaded guilty to drunkenness and obstructing traffic and drew 90 days in jail. Ernest F Collins of Sikeston was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 60 days for careless and reckless driving while intoxicated. Dewey Neal of Sikeston had case continued to next Tuesday on charges of careless and reckless driving.
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M. E. Montgomery
Harold Wallace
Montgomery
Lee Cunnningham
Sikeston
Ernest F. Collins
Police Court Fines Levy On 17 Drivers In Illinois Arkansas and Tennessee
Judge F H Smith fined 17 individuals this week in Police Court for careless and reckless driving, drunkenness, and disturbing the peace. Names include Walter R Yohi Lemay Missouri Cleo Lacour Sikes ton Quincy Illinois Riley Key Birmingham Alabama Henry Bagley Nashville Arkansas Willie Augustine New Orleans Joe Lee Dupree East St Louis Sikeston Missouri Garvis Odgen Sikeston and Reber Mathis Sikeston. Also Claud Stroud Sikeston Whitey Howell Sikeston Rov Piohock Ben Thompson Sesion Edward Cir Sikeston Elton Scenteeland Essex and Carr Southerland faced penalties. Two others Boyd and Spencer Wesson Nashville Arkansas were fined for speeding on Highway 60.
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F. H. Smith
Walter R. Yohi
Lemay Mo
Cleo Lacour Sikeston
Lowell E. Neidig
Quincy
Riley Key
Birmingham
Ala
Henry Bagley
Nashville
Ark
Willie Augustine
New Orleans
Joe Lee Dupree
East St. Louis
Garvis Odgen
Sikeston
Reber
Mathis Sikeston
Claud Stroud
Whitey D. Howell Sikeston
Piohock
Ben Thompson Sesion
Rotary Club News at Colonial Inn Meeting
The Rotary Club met Monday night at the Colonial Inn with Bob Smith presiding. Noah E. B. Gray, superintendent of schools, spoke on staying on the offensive and school problems. Gray cited a $225,000 school band and urged patrons to support their schools. Guests included Civas Goown of Cape Girardeau and Pred Steward of St. Louis. District Governor F F O L attended in official capacity.
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Colonial Inn
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Noah EB. Gray
Gray
Ance Sikeston
Tha’ Vie
Civas Goown
Cape Girardean
School Bond Proposal Endorsed by State Survey
A Missouri school bond referendum to raise the legal cap on district debt from five to ten percent of assessed valuation gains support from the Missouri Tax Survey, an independent group wary of federal overreach. The plan, backed by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and local chambers, faces voter decision in the fall amid varying regional impacts.
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Final Rites for Mrs Marie Geeham Starnes
Funeral services for Marie Geeham Starnes 37 will be Friday August 22 at 2 30 PM at the Church of God Sikeston. Rev Gleason Lord will officiate. She died of tuberculosis at 9 20 AM Wednesday. Born July 15 1915 in Sikeston she is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs H J Geeham one sister Opal Holmes and three brothers E A Geeham Vernon Geeham Sikeston and Vee Greham Chicago one sister Vera May Holmes preceded her in death. Burial will be in Dogwood Cemetery near East Prairie with Albritton Service.
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Sikeston
Gleason Lord
H. J Geeham
Airs Opal Holmes
E. A. Geeham
Vernon Geeham
Vee Greham
Chicago
Vera May Holmes
Dogwood Cemetery
East Prairie
Albritton Service
Officers of Local Post Attend District VFW Meet
Last Sunday three Sikeston men attended the district meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Illmo. George Lufcy commander Fred Forbis and Dr L E Bechiold were among the attendees. A Hayti Post member offered a resolution for free licenses for war amputees to be voted on by posts. Forty five members from nine posts attended the meeting.
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Sikeston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Illmo
George Lufcy
Fred Forbis
L. E. Bechiold
Hayti Pos
Vfw
Chicago family visits relatives for weekend
Mr and Mrs Ed Vining and daughter Verna of Chicago 11 were guests Saturday night of Mr and Mrs Ed Cook and son Mike. Mr Vining and Mr Cook are cousins.
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Verna
Chicago
Ed Cook
Mike
Mr. Vining
Mr. Cook
Rotary Club Officers and Directors in Sikeston
President first vice president second vice president and officers listed include L A Harris Bob Morgan Darwin Cleek John Hubbard S F Duckworth Manstrong Bill Modersbach Sgt at Arms Boyve Bazzell Vice Treasurer details of positions noted but not fully arranged due to fragmented OCR.
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Sikeston Lions Club
George Hale
John Wilson
C.l
Val) Sharp
W. A. Anthony
Lee A. Bowman
Loomis Mayfield, Jr
Noah BE. Gray
Earl Cook
John Powell
C. L. Blanton, Jr
B. B. Tatum
Sikeston Rotary Club
L. A. Harris
Bob Morgan
Darwin Cleek
John Hubbard
F. Duckworth, Manstrong
Bill Modersbach
Sgt At
Boyve Bazzell
Merchants Committee to Meet on Thursday Afternoon
Maurice Arm Strong, chairman, announced the Merchants Committee will meet tomorrow at 1 30 in the Chamber of Commerce office to discuss retail promotion programs and a Christmas festivities report. He urged every member to attend.
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Maurice Arm Strong
Armstrong
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Missouri State Society 38th Annual Picing Event Update
Sunday, August 31 at Bixby Park Long Beach California marks the Missouri State Society 38th annual event with a program starting 1 pm at the Long Beach Municipal Bend. The Male Quartet Tex Carmon with his Guia and June Taylor with her Gu an will perform. James Seaton will serve as Master of Ceremonies and deliver the welcome address. Grounds feature catered fare and souvenir badges with two free cups of coffee. Registrations by counties. officers listed include J R Seaton president and Virginia Warren secretary.
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Longe Beach Municipal Bend
Tex Carmon
Guia
June Taylor
James Seaaton
Missouri
J. R Seaton
Willingham
Virginia Warren
Florence Kraft
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