1942 Missouri fishing and hunting seasons notice
The Missouri Conservation Commission announces open and closed seasons for fish and game for 1942. It sets March 15 to December 31 open fishing for Sec 55a species at Lake of the Ozarks and Lake Taneycomo with a 10 inch minimum for large and smallmouth bass, and requires keeping all taken fish against bag limits. other waters may adopt similar rules. Rabbits, groundhogs, foxes, raccoons have various hunting periods and methods, with trap rules and coat-tag requirements. A note prohibits fishing or minnow seining within 75 yards of spillways and dam areas except June 15 to December 31 when a single hook and line may be used from January 1, 1942. The new open season chart was prepared for convenience and is to be carried by hunters and fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of the Ozarks
Lake Taneycomo
Missour Conservation Commission
Missouri Fish and Game
Missouri Conservation Commission
Army and Navy Disagree Over Selectee
Paul Wallace received an Army draft call the day he enlisted in the Navy. The Navy refused him due to the Army call. The Draft Board deferred him because of the Navy enlistment. The Navy ordered December 19 while the Army, citing priority, ordered December 3. The report notes cosmetic eye surgery gaining popularity in Tokyo for a “soulful look.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Orc
Paul Wallace
Navy
Draft Board
Army
Tokio
Social Security Cards for Christmas Workers
Workers hired for the Christmas season must have social security account numbers and show them to their employers. Employers must report each such worker to the Internal Revenue Service with name, number and wages. A new method uses temporary receipts lacking a number while applications are checked. Employers should record details and workers must supply the number when received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vudon W. Taylor
Social Security Board
Cape Girardeau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Taylor
October Births in Scott County Include Many New Arrivals
The Scott County October birth list records numerous newborns with parent names and villages such as Sikeston, Painton, Morley, Bertrand, Matthews, Vanduser, and Commerce. The report requests parents whose names do not appear to ask their physician to file a report with the local registrar. A final line mentions a temporary receipt involving Vanduser and asks for the employee’s full name, address, issue date, and termination date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Ponyun
Luther
Elma Allen
Sikeston
Dona'd Ray
Ezra
Essie Armstrong
Oran
Larry Joe
William
Iva Bonannon
Jane Ellen
Chas
Adelia Bollinger
Benton
Earnest
Booker
Fannie Brown
Painton
Silas Thomas
Silas
Golda Carrol
Olmvo
Doy Lee
Doy
Manda Carter
Morley
Orveile Anthony
Andrew
Christine Enderle
Chaffee
Record canned goods goals set for next year
Agriculture officials told growers and canners that a record output of canned vegetables is needed to secure ample supplies for the United States and lend-lease nations. Roy Hendrickson outlined production targets: tomatoes 41 million cases, snap beans 14 million, peas 42 million, corn 25 million, up from last year. Where needed, domestic and relief requirements are totaled to 35 million tomatoes, 32 million peas, 12 million beans, and 21 million corn cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Washington
Roy F. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
V Symbol Designs Spark Patent Office Docket
The Panama Canal treaty signed November 18 1903 between the United States and the Republic of Panama is noted. Meanwhile designers press the letter V as a victory symbol with shields eagles flags and dots and dashes. twelve design patents approved in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
United States
Republic of Panama
Patent Office
Washington
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Wildlife
Forestry Code
Lake of Ozarks
Black
Bob White
Quail
Lave
Fox
Evin Burke
Scott County Defense Board
Scott County
Boyce Farm Equipment CO
Shoe Factory
Highway
Sikeston, Mo
Mr. Taylor
Martha Sue
Denton
Bertie Faulkner
Ruth Elizabeth
Chester
Magdaline Ford Morley
Bertie Lee
Harvey
Earlene Garrard
Morley John Arnold
Oscar
Opal’ Gassar
Sikeston Saseselt
Lasie Green
Karen Sue
Carl
Marteen Gunn
Matthews
Virgil Clay
Virgil
Cleo Handock
Robert Dale
Robert
Ottice Hall
Silkeeston
David Lee
Pete
Myrtle Harwell
Sheron Louis
Graver
Lillian Jackson
Sllmo
Win and
Dortch
Panton
Linda Louse
Clarence
Sally Johnson
Ernie
Odessia Jones
Marcelene Jordan
Norman Jarit
Exclee Keith
William Orval Jr
Gwendolyn Lasley
Carol Sue
Samuel
Lesle Marshall
Vancyser
Patsie Jean
Dorothy Medcalf
Beverly Ann
Glen and
Mary Morgan Silmo
Carolyn Leon
Lawrence and
Alma Oliver
Oran Ome Marreem
George and
Grace Richard
Willie Lee
Willie
Healen Sanders
Richard Jefferson
Dora Scott
Joe
Leta Settles
Peggy Lain
Ray
Emmal Shelby
Robert Henry
Velma Sizemore
Herman Louis
Herman
Hattie Slinkard
Commerce
Violet Lee
Ora
Juanita Slinkard
Perkins
Janet Jemce
James
Sylvia Griffin
Charlot
Ann
Homer
Theda Stamp
Time
Donna Kay
Lonnie
Lillian Standley
Loretta
Jesse
Laura Steele
Vanduser
B. F. Goodrich
Securite
Mantola Radio
Cope
Goodrich
P. J. Schlosser
Sikeston Hatchery
S. Kingshighway
Silvertown
Edward Thomas
Clifford
Josephine Stephens
Melvin Bernard
Elmer
Ida Suchman
Henry Elbert
Earsel
Josephine Thompson
Benton Garey Wayne
Albert
Alice Uhrhan
Special Engineering
Isthmus
Panama
Civil Service
G. F. Wiegenstein
Missouri State Employment Service
N. Kingshighway
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