Former Daft Board Asked to Serve Again
Scott county’s former draft board members E F Schorle and F W Van Horne of Sikeston and Henry A Dunger of Fornfelt have been asked to serve again. The plan is to use a room on the courthouse third floor at Benton. Other Southeast Missouri counties lists follow with names and clerks. Also noted: Tito reports say communist centers vow to fight Marshal Tito to the death.
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Daft
Scott ‘County
E. F. Schorle
F. W. van Horne
Sikeston
Henry A. Dunger
Fornfelt
Benton
Missouri
Bollinger
R. O. Zimmerman
Glen Allen
L. A. Chandler
Lutesville
Tito
Europe
World
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Installment Buying Terms Announced by Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Board issued new installment buying restrictions effective September 20 requiring a 30 percent down for automobiles and 20 percent for 11 household items with full one third down for autos. Down payments of 20 percent apply to various appliances and furnishings including stoves refrig ers, washers, air conditioners, radios, TVs, phonographs, sewing machines, vacuums and furniture. The regulation covers 412 durable goods costing over 50 dollars and most other consumer loans, with installment credits up to 5,000 dollars subject to the rule. Purchases up to 1,000 above the down payment may be paid in 15 monthly installments, larger sums over 18 months.
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Federal Reserve Board
Home Economics Club Meeting at Larimer Ridge
The Larimer Ridge home economics club met Friday at Mrs. R. C. Cherry's home with six members. Health was the lesson topic led by Mrs. Lloyd Merrick. Hostess served sandwiches, watermelon and iced tea. The next meeting will be September 17 at Mrs. Marshall Northcutt's home.
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Larimer Ridge
R. C. Cherry
Lloyd Merrick
Marshall Northcutt
Dairy Queen Opens On Highway 61 In Town
Dairy Queen on the west side of U S Highway 61 near Tanner street opened last Saturday. Owner W R Brannock and family run the white block shop with walk-in service offering cones, sundaes, pints and quarts at 5 to 15 cents, 20 and 31 cents, daily 1 to 11 pm.
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Dairy "Queen
Highway 61
Tanner Street
Dairy Queen
W. R. Brannock
Rolla
Missouri
Brannock
Mary Lee
Homemaker’s fudge tip speeds perfect uniform pieces
A Georgia homemaker shares a practical method for fudge making. Pour the hot fudge into an ice cube tray lightly rubbed with margarine, then allow it to set. The result is quick hardening and uniformly sized pieces.
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Georgia
Automobile Stolen From Gray Ridge Owner Urges Key Removal
A 1946 Ford coach owned by O. L. Daugherty Jr. of Gray Ridge was stolen last Monday night between 7:00 and 10:50. The car was parked on the east side of North Scott Street beside the Mid-West Dairy Company. Daugherty, a dairy employee, left the ignition key in the switch. Chief Harold Wallace urges all owners to remove keys when stopping or leaving vehicles.
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Ford
O. L. Daugherty Jr
Gray Ridge
North Scott Street
Mid-West Dairy Company
Daugherty
Dairy Company
Harold Wallace
Charles Hicks Tied to Highway Office In Missouri
Charles A. Hicks of Roanoke Virginia moved to Sikeston to work with the Missouri Highway Department as an engineer. He is stationed in the state office building of Highway District No. 10. Hicks earned an engineering degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg Virginia in 1943.
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Charles A. Hicks
Roanoke
Sikeston
Missouri Highway Department
Hicks
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blackburg
Rustic Rock Inn to Add Banquet Hall at NorthEast Corner
Work began Monday to excavate for a new 26 by 78 foot banquet hall at the Rustic Rock Inn at the northeast corner of Highway 61 and Tanner Street. The $15,000 addition is designed to echo the main building with rustic rock trim and plastered interior walls, seating 200 guests, to be completed in 90 days barring material delays. Frank Armstrong and Ross Lemons will manage operations. Also reads a note on tea stain removal using baking soda and a damp cloth.
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Highway 61
Tanner Street
Charles H. Butler
Butler
Frank Armstrong
Ross Lemons
Hart's Bakery Introduces Sta-Fresh Bread On Market
Hart's Bakery unveiled Sta-Fresh bread on Monday adding a new loaf to a lineup already baked. The closer-textured loaf uses fine hard wheat flour, reflects long experimentation, and showcases Hart processes credited with making their regular bread outstanding. It is sold in a tight transparent wrap allowing customers to view the loaf before purchase.
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Hart’s Bakery
Hart
Truck Crash Kills Two Near Arbyrd
James B. England 26 and Tubel D. Dunivan 40, both of Arbyrd, were killed when England lost control of a truck near Arbyrd last Saturday night. Velma Marshall 23 of Senath was critically injured.
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James B. England
Tubel D. Dunivan
Arbyrd
England
Velma Marshall
Senath
Studio sale on coaches and suites at Lair's August event
During the 50th anniversary sale at Lair's customers could save on studio coaches and studio suites of fine quality in August.
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Big Savings
Lair’s
Beer Truck Crashes on Highway 60 West of Sikeston
A heavy truck loaded with 300 empty beer cases overturned on Highway 60 near the First Ditch bridge east of Sikeston Monday around 6 p.m. Driver Bob Dickerson, 34, of Bess Distributing Company, escaped injury. Losses totaled about $150 for the truck and similar for cargo. The driver reportedly braked hard causing the wheels to lock. traffic was halted for hours.
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Highway 60
Sikeston
Bob Dickerson
Bess Distributing Company
Highway 61
Dickerson
Wayne Bess
Bess
Returned traitor Axis Sally lands in United States
Elizabeth Gillars, the 4Tyear-old wartime Nazi radio figure known as Axis Sally, has arrived in the United States from Frankfurt to face treason charges.
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Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
United States
Frankfurt
Germany
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W. G. Hunter
Roy A. Alcorn
Fredericktown
Minnie L. Bruce
Mississippi
G. L. Pemberton
Charleston
Lucille D. Beck
New Madrid
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R. P. Stearns
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Matthews
Edith B. Waters
Pemiscot
Charles A. Robertson
Charles G. Ross
Caruthersville
James
D. Sisk
Stoddard
E. C. Masters Advance
A. L. Biffle
Bloomfield
G. G. Hill
Dexter
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Maraton
Goodyear
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Niewspaper
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Tennessee
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