Sikeston High Students Attend Charleston Officers Install
Sikeston High School News reports Sikeston representatives joined Charleston High School in the installation of new council officers led by Sammy Story as president and Jenny Cooper as secretary. The ceremony featured talks by visiting council presidents and a reception in home economics.
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Sikeston
Charleston High School
Charleston
Sammy Story
Bob McCoy
Jenny Cooper
Betty Beasley
Shirley Scholar
Ruth Tidwell
Betty Waldman
Ruth Ann Collins
Lucy Jo Ruthenberg
Jimmy Duncan
Jerry Mize
Bill Miller
Pauline West
Jean Hartzell
Jerry McDonough
Lois Phillips
Lorene Hornback
David Rowe
Betty Lynne Sizemore
Charles French
M. L. Stewart
Soldier outlines reenlistment advantages and retirement path
A service member argues for reenlisting for three years to choose a branch and overseas theater, noting eligibility for retirement after 20 years at half pay rising to 75 percent after 30 years. He emphasizes current time in active duty counting toward retirement and asserts reenlistment as sound.
Indian dances and sign language featured in lecture
Mrs Laubin performed a buffalo dance while a lecturer explained that Indian gestures carry specific meanings and that over two hundred dialects exist among North and South American tribes. Demonstrations of sign language, feather symbolism, bravery ranks, and decorated handicrafts highlighted the program plus a modern bunny dance by Mr and Mrs Laubin.
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Lauvin
Morehouse School News Football and absences plus party events
The Morehouse A and B basketball teams defeated New Madrid A and B on November 29 with 28 to 20 and 22 to 12 scores respectively. Mrs Evelyn Barnett was absent December 3 to visit her husband Harry Barnett who returned home after discharge from the US Army. An all school party occurred November 30 with basketball and dancing and refreshments. Betty Shecter was absent November 30 due to illness, her first absence in four years of high school. Pvt Frank Hudson of the Medical Corps visiting his wife Lucille Judson, high school commercial teacher, at Fort Mason California, and ready for overseas shipment.
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Mabel
Dorothy Lewis
Dana Tanner
Joyce Larder
Georgina Sutton
Betty Cummins
Wilma Pixley
Joe Mol
Charles Myers
June Jarker
Lois
Melvin Kornegger
Richard Shy
Kornegger
Seattle
Washington
Shy
Navy
Leyte
Farragut
Idaho
Morehouse
New Madrid
Evelyn Barnett
Betty Shecter
Betty
Frank Hudson
Medical Corps
Fort Mason
San Francisco
Calif
Lucille Judson
Hudson
Army moves 1.25 billion V-mails during overseas mail drive
The Army reports that 1,250,000,000 V-mailetters were sent to and from GIs overseas in three and a half years of operation. More than 140 tons of fur cargo space were used to transport the macro filmed mail, and if all letters had been standard size they would have required 11,000 tons of space.
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Washington
Army
Hospitals Needed for Tubercular Patients
Dr. Herbert L. Mantz heads Missouri’s Joint Committee on Tuberculosis Control which urges erecting at least two state tuberculosis hospitals in Missouri. He notes 2120 beds exist, spread unevenly, with a deficient ratio to deaths and proposes Southeast Missouri near Cape Girardeau and a northern site. Missouri's beds per death lags behind Illinois Iowa Kansas and Nebraska.
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Missouri
Joint Committee On Tuberculosis Control
Herbert L. Mantz
Kansas City
Mantz
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Kirkwood
Mount Vernon
Webb City
National Tuberculosis Association
Nas- Souri
Columbus Set Foot in Puerto Rico, Not in Mainland US
A claim states that Columbus actually landed in Puerto Rico, making it the only U.S. territory he is said to have reached. The remark discusses historical attribution of Columbus’s voyages and territorial reach.
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Puerto Rico
United States
Columbus
Relief Promised For Hay Fever Victims By New Drug
University of Illinois College of Medicine researcher Dr Earl R Loew says benadryl relieves hay fever hives and asthma in 30 to 60 minutes The discovery promises relief for allergy sufferers though the article notes radiation safety alarms activated at some atomic research labs when personnel carry radioactive contamination the report mentions alarm bells at laboratory exits.
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University of Ilnois College of Medicine
Earl R. Loew
Pharmacology
Atomic Research Laboratories
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Washington Monument
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Chamber of Commerce
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Rup van Winkle
Miss Clymer
Bailey School
Reginald and
Gladys Laubin
Reginald Laubin
U.S. Army
Guardian OF Victory
U. S. Army
Cape Girardeau, Mo
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Morehouse School News
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E. L. Bruce Co
J. J. Newsom
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