Sikeston Bulldogs Triumph In Overtime Basketball Night
Sikeston won the A game 20 to 16 against East Prairie after a 16-16 deadlock led to an extra period. The B team dominated 42 to 19, sealing a clean sweep at home. Key contributors included Odell Miller, Bill Arnold, and Lewis with twelve points.
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Sikeston High
Bulldogs
East Prairie Eagles
Sikeston
Walk er and Greenwood Lead Narrow Poplar Bluff Victory
Iman scored 0 and Chandler 1 as centers. Simpson led with 4 points while Walker and Greenwood added 1 each and guards totaled 16. Referee Herb Y Moore oversaw the game in Poplar Bluff.
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Iman
Chandler
Walker
Greenwood
Simpson
Herby Moore
Poplar Bluff
Sikeston to meet Dexter in Cape Girardeau tourney opener
Sikeston faces Dexter at 7 20 p m Wednesday in the first round of the Cape Girardeau College high holiday basketball tournament at Houck Field House. The event runs Wednesday afternoon through Saturday with sixteen teams. Parings were set by a committee led by Louis Muegge Carmen Smith and Ralph Black. Teams seeded from last season and this year include Flat River College High Hornersville Elvins Caruthersville Van Buren Sikeston and Cape Central. Admission for early sessions is 50 cents adults 35 cents students. semis and final are 50 cents.
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Sikeston
Dexter
Cape Girardeau College
Houck Field House
Louis Muegge
Cape Girardeau
Carmen Smith
Delta
Ralph Black
Elvins
Flat River
College High
Hornersville
Carruthersville
van Buren
Cape Central
Jackson
Lutesville
Anniston
Cape College Preps
Gideon Sikeston
Leadwood
Caruthersville
East Prairie
Sugar Rationing Shifts to St Louis District Office
The St Louis District Office of Price Administration now handles all special sugar rations in eastern Missouri. Applications for illness, canning for sale, and bee feeders go to the St Louis office. Local boards will still issue Book 4 rations, replacements, and furlough service member rations until further notice. Tokens need not be counted and may be placed in regular containers. surrender is required to wind up the terminated program.
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St. Louis
Price Administration
Missouri
William H. Bryan
OPA
Sikeston tops Chaffee 26 14 in pre holiday game
Sikeston high school's five defeated Chaffee 26 to 14 led by Bill Arnold with nine points. Huey of Chaffee scored ten on six free throws and two field goals. Sikeston built a 6-1 first quarter lead, led 8-3 at halftime, and 16-8 entering the final period with scoring by Inman Miller Lewis Arnold and others against Chaffee.
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Chaffee
Sikeston High
Bill Arnold
Sikeston
Huey
Dogs
Inman
Myers
Miller
Lewis
Arnold
Bailey
Greer
Baker
Mothershead
Halter
Rice
Simpson
Mirley
Kinnison
Scababcat
Wachter
Birchbourg
Hickson
Rhodes
Restaurant Prices For Worlday Season
The OPA reminds public eating places that Christmas Day charges may not exceed 1942 levels and New Year Eve prices may not exceed New Year Eve levels. January 1, 1943 prices are allowed on New Year’s Day 1946. The freeze applies nationwide to all eating and drinking establishments including hotel dining rooms and railroad dining cars and covers all individual items and meals.
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OPA
Retail shoe prices to be held down
The Office of Price Administration told the shoe industry advisory committee in Washington that a 4.75 percent rise in manufacturers prices will not push consumer shoe prices higher. The trade can absorb the increase and still earn above peacetime profits. If you want anything, use a Herald Want Ad.
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Office of Price Administration
The
Shoe Industry Advisory Committee
Washington
OPA
Japan to abolish State Shinto under MacArthur order
General Douglas MacArthur moves to end State Shinto in Japan aiming to remove government ties and support for the sect that helped shape wartime ideology. The plan, drafted by Brig. Gen. Ken R. Dyke, envisions shrines with real religious following surviving on voluntary contributions while ending imperial and nationalist doctrines.
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Ken R. Dyke
Japan
2 Cent Postage Rate Bill Passed by House
The National House of Representatives passed and sent to the Senate legislation restoring the 2 cent an ounce rate for local first class mail. The 3 cent rate which the bill would repeal was set by the 1984 revenue act.
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National
House of Representatives
Senate
Sacrificed Life for Grandson in Cairo Fire
Mrs. Martha J. Born aged 75 died after shielding her nine month old grandson Chester Le Roy Keith Jr from a Cairo Illinois house fire. She remained in a second story window passing the child to safety as firefighters arranged a ladder, suffering fatal burns.
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Martha J. Born
Chester le Roy Keith Jr
Cairo
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