VFW Edges Hayti 10-9 In Sunday Baseball Thriller
Sikeston VFW rose to a 5-1 lead by the second inning at Memorial Stadium, then held off Hayti as Owen scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. Langston started strong on the mound for Sikeston and Boardman closed, with Hayti's Scott and Snider strong early. The rallying Sikeston squad tallied eight errors by both sides in a high scoring affair.
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Stanley Store
Hayti
Memorial Stadium
Sikeston Vfw
Owen
Tackett
Langston
Boardman
Scott
Snider
Sikeston
Taylor
Lee
Mize
Hayti Moundsman
Vets
Hayden
Moundsman Scott
Moundsman Langston
T. McCulloch
McCulloch
Slugger
Hudgens
Goodwin
Stanley
Cokenour
Limbaugh
Quartermous
Mason
Algar
B. McCulloch
Arrests and developments in Southeast Missouri towns
Frank Bennett, 30, formerly of Poplar Bluff, was arrested near here Friday by State Highway Patrolman Swingle on automobile theft charges after being released from Missouri Penitentiary two days earlier, his fourth prison term. Mayor Jake Steinberg elected president of Kennett chamber of commerce as a new housing plan moves forward with FHA sales.
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Cape Girardeau
Frank Bennett
Poplar Bluff
Swingle
Bennett
Missouri Penitentiary
Fredericktown Miners Return After Two Month Strike
Two hundred men resume work at the St. Louis Smelting and Refining Company mine near Fredericktown after a two month strike ends. Under a new contract workers gain a 35 cent per shift raise in pay.
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Fredericktown
St. Louis Smelting and Refining Company
Here
Camp meeting held by Church of God at East Prairie
EAST PRAIRIE a camp meeting is conducted by the Church of God with large attendance each evening. The annual camp meeting was started many years ago. FARMINGTON Henry Dix 66, a State Hospital for the Insane attendant, was clubbed to death last Saturday by 70 year old patient Charles Holmes, reported by hospital officials. The patient, once considered harmless, became violent as the attendant and five patients rested on a lawn.
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East Prairie
Church of God
Farmington
Henry Dix
State Hospital For the Insane
Charles Holmes
Patient guards young attendant in noonday meal incident
Waiting for their noonday meal, a patient tried to shield the attendant and was seriously hurt in the effort.
Governor appoints Cunningham presiding judge in Cape Girardeau
Gov Donnelly names R S Cunningham Democrat of Cape Girardeau as presiding judge of Cape Girardeau county court to replace resigning Republican Fred Clippard. The term runs until January 1 next year.
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Jackson
Donnelly
R. S. Cunningham
Cape Girardeau
Fred Clippard
125th Cape Girardeau Baptist Association Session Held
The 125th annual Cape Girardeau Baptist Association session met in Millersville on Tuesday and Wednesday with the theme Give God a Chance. Rev. E. D. Owen of Sikeston Baptist Church spoke during the proceedings yesterday.
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Millersville
Cape Girardeau Baptist Association
E. D. Owen
Sikeston Baptist Church
Cape Girardeau Closed Shop Election Sought
The C I O Shoe Workers Union asks for a local election today at the International Shoe Company factory to decide on establishing a closed shop, currently operating an open shop.
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Cape Girardeau
C. I. O. Shoe Workers Union
International Shoe Company
Cardinals Face Key Week as Playoff Chase Heats Up
St. Louis hosts pennant contenders in a pivotal week at Sportsman's Park. Giants Dodgers and Phillies visit for day and night games in a grueling schedule, with Erskine slated to pitch and 7000 general admission seats released for the Sunday doubleheader.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Sportsman’s Park
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Braves
Leo Durocher
Murderer’s Row
Mize
Marshall
Cooper
Thompson
Burt Shotton
Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Cardinal
Red Bird
Philadelphia Phillies
Enos Slaughter
Scout Swim Meet Moves to Sikeston Pool
The Championship Swimming Meet for the Boy Scouts of Southeast Missouri shifts from Dexter to Sikeston Municipal pool. Tuesday August 31 at 7 p.m. Nine district meets across fourteen counties led to the council championship with seven events awarding ribbons. H. R. Tribble of Kennett, council activities chairman, oversees the meet and will announce his committee later.
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Boy Scouts of Southeast
H. R. Tribble
Kennett
Tiny Ampere Meter Tracks Down to a Billionth Ampere
A new electronic microammeter from the electrical manufacturing industry measures direct current to one billionth of an ampere, marking a notable advance in television and atomic research applications.
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Missouri
Dorothy Jean Smith
Kansas City
Atlantic City
Smith
Herald
Sateen
Owen Awana
R T Scott
Cane
Stoker
Ol Mason
Sea Gee
Lea Ae Algar
Bizzle
Renee
Main Street
Cardwell
Jake Steinberg
Chamber of Commerce
Kennett Housing Corporation
Corporation
New Baker
Will Sims
W. M. Scott
Marble Hill
Aa Ham
49Th District Masonic Association
George W. Street
The
Dairy Farmer's
Reiss Dairy
Scout
Atomic Aid
Scott County Milling Company
Sikeston, Oran
Dexter, Missouri
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