Missouri Governor Reports on Road Election Urgency
Governor Forrest Smith cites broad Senate and House support for a special election on road improvement, set for April 4, claims opposition by lobbyists failed, and notes progress despite a slush fund. He welcomes 225 honorary colonels at the Mansion for Mrs. Smith’s portrait unveiling, painted by Charles F. Galt. He mentions letters from inmates and from O. J Forman praising Missouri scenery and Highway Patrol, and warns on rising sex crime concerns requiring stricter enforcement.
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Open the Book and Read Emphasizes Worldwide Bible Reading
A call to sustained Bible reading within churches and households stressing daily scripture as vital to personal life. It urges readers to begin or continue open Bible habits beyond holidays, promoting reverent, regular study and its transformative effect on faith communities. The message invites readers to share news of personal milestones with the Herald.
Health for All and Tuberculosis Outreach
Tuberculosis kills about 50 000 Americans annually and remains a major cause of death among 15 to 34 year olds. The disease spreads easily and often lacks early symptoms, but chest X rays can reveal early cases. The National Tuberculosis Association and 3 000 affiliates run silent campaigns funded by Christmas Seals to find cases, educate, and support research. The article notes the sponsor as Missouri Tuberculosis Association and ends with a joke about a ram.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
NTA
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
There Really Can Be Too Many Deer
Ted Kesting notes the public resists science calling for liberal hunting to curb deer overpopulation. He cites wildlife experts on limits of feeding and trapping, the rise of deer numbers, and the damage to forests and farms. He argues thinning by harvest is the sane path to prevent surplus.
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Ted Kesting
James B. Trefethen
Wildlife Management Institute
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