East Prairie Area Marr Killed By Neighbor
East Prairie area resident Robert Wheatley 48 died from a shotgun blast fired by neighbor William J Edwards after Wheatley threatened him and his family. Sheriff J E Scott said Wheatley, drinking, confronted Edwards near his home on August 19, 1954, and was killed as he crossed a yard plank. The inquest ruled the homicide justifiable with no prior public trouble between the men.
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East Prairie
Robert Wheatley
Near East Prairie
William
Edwards
J. E. Scott
Mississippi
Wheatley
Cobden
Ill
Robert
Sikeston
Scott
Ervin Smith
Ser
Wheatley Farm
Smith
Wheatey
Annie’ Wheatley
Mary Leta Hancock
Pansy L. Brantum
Claude
Eugene
Harry Tucker
Hammond
Ind
Mae Wilson
Arkansas
Dora Husk
Terre Haute
Calif
Marie Curly
West Frankfort
Clyde
Wandall
Roy
Charleston
Shelby Funeral Chapel
Melvin Bryant
W. O. W. Cemetery
Shelby Funeral Home
Travis Shelby
Mississippi County
Roderic Ashby
William J. Edwards
John ‘Bell
Foreman
Bryant
Tatum
Frank. Sisk
N. B. Sanders
J. T. Boswell
Earl
Sams
East ‘Prairie
Diehlstadt Home Burglar Tracked After Night Break-In
Sheriff Jean Dennis and a State Trooper investigated a Diehlstadt burglary at H. F. Kirkpatrick’s home. Intruder tracks led toward Highway 55 after the family left for a show around 5 p.m. and returned at 11 p.m. to find a ripped screen, raised window, a .22 pistol, radio, jewelry, shoes, and $15 to $20 missing.
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Diehlstadt
Benton
Jean Dennis
Kirkpatrick
Grant City Store Broken Into, Small Theft Suspected
Sheriff John Dennis said the Lambert Store in Grant City was burglarized between 9 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Sunday. Entry occurred by prying the back door open and intruders stole about $30 in change, lunch meat, and cigarettes, reportedly wrapped in two aprons and a towel. The break-in was investigated by the State Highway Patrol.
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Grant City
John Dennis
Lambert
State
Ptrol
Rudolph Kem Returns From Naval Reserve Training
Rudolph Kem came home Sunday after two weeks of summer training with the Naval Reserve at Lake Michigan.
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Rudolph Kem
Naval Reserve
Lake Michigan
No Decision in Lunchroom Controversy at Gala-Mo-Arts Plant
City Council failed to settle a dispute over a lunch wagon operated west of the Gala-Mo Arts plant. C. E. Galladay claimed the wagon, used by employees and Airport school pupils, should remain. B L Golladay refused to discuss moving it. Aldermen favored keeping the wagon at the school to ease student crossings but offered no resolution. Governor Donnelly sought Missouri drought designation. recommended 19 counties, including Grundy and nearby areas, for federal relief.
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Gala-Mo. Arts, Inc
Bob Tyrones
C. E. Galladay
B. L. Golladay
Tyrones
Airport
Galladay
Tyrone
Lund
Golladays
Golladay
Worts
Missouri
Jefferson -City
Phi. M. Donnely
Eisenhower
Murray C. Celvert
State Agricutures Stabillization
Grundy
Swlives
Adar
Fulham
Mercer
Parma
Worth
Gentry
Iron
Reynolds
Madison
Bollinger
Warne
Shannon
Carew
Howell
Dejon
Ripley
Butler
Donnelly
Western Railroads
H.C. Barron
Western Traffic Association
Chicago
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Lewis Gas Company
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Gideon
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W. D. Nelson
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Atlanta
Boyd Scillian
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