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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1949

Page

3

Far Away Places with Denman in the Orient

Northwest Airlines captain John Denman and his wife recount a three week air tour through Shanghai Tokyo and Peiping to cities in China Siam and the Philippine Islands. They describe hotel life in Shanghai heat cold and noise on Nanking Road and a pedicab city tour. Next installment covers Peiping as fighting nears the Great Wall.

John Denman Northwest Airlines Far East Tokyo Japan China Indo-China Thailand Siam Luzon Philippines Formosa Shanghai Philippine Islands Orient Nanking Road Yangtze Valley Cc. H. Denman John Peiping Great Wall

New Year observance closes Sikeston shops January 1 1949

Stores and other business houses in Sikeston closed last Saturday January 1 1949 to observe the New Year. The piece reflects on reflection of past mistakes and plans to avoid them in the year ahead, noting differing views on time and diligence. It also touches on Jewish and Christian New Year observances and suggests a closing pattern on Good Friday for contemplation.

Sikeston Chambers of Commerce Jesus Christ Calvary’s

University Acquires Title To Camp Crowder

Columbia Mo Jan 6 The Board of Curators of the University of Missouri accepted title to part of Camp Crowder near Neosho from the War Assets Administration for a Missouri State Vocational School The transfer includes 9 570 acres 566 buildings and utilities The board estimated 1949 50 funding at 1 000 000 and 1950 51 at 750 000 for establishment and operation The matter returns to the legislature to ensure long term appropriations for twenty years to support the vocational school

Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Camp Crowder Neosho War Assets Administration Missouri State Vocational School Allen McReynolds

Mrs Braxton Nations Dies at Morley Home

Mrs Minnie B Nations age 68 died at her Morley home Monday. Funeral services were held at Morley Methodist Church. Burial followed in Morley cemetery. She was a Morley native, married Braxton Nations January 28 1900. Surviving are seven sons and three daughters including Chester Cecil Robert Lyman Nations Morley Harold Vernon Nations Cape Girardeau Roscoe Nations Nevada Mo Mrs Shuma Brashear Ruth Carroll Oran and Helen Nations of Morley.

Minnie B. Nations Morley Kelley Morley Methodist Church Nations Tom Stanley Braxton Nations Chester Cecil Robert Lyman Nations Harold and Vernon Nations Cape Girardeau Roscoe Nations Nevada Shuma Brashear Ruth Carroll Oran Helen Nations

Restrictions on National Service Life Insurance Holdings

No veteran may hold more than ten thousand dollars of National Service Life Insurance including U S Government Life WWI Insurance, curbing total policy value held by each veteran.

U. S

Opening of Cow Bell Attended by Hundreds in Sikeston

Hundreds of Sikeston and neighboring communities attended the opening of the Cow Bell, the town’s newest eating place in the Reiss Dairy building. Food ran short at times on opening day as customers from Portageville Lilbourn New Madrid Charleston and other areas visited. The Cow Bell will formally open in about a month as new machinery is installed and the Malone avenue plant supplies continue during the move. Lair's notes Simmons Beautyrest mattresses and sofas now in stock.

Sikeston Portageville Lilbourn New Madrid Charleston Reiss Dairy B. D. Blackburn St. Louis Malone Avenue

Magna Carta manuscript returns to England on New Year

The Lacock Abbey manuscript of King John’s grant of freedom to England arrives in England after a two year stay in the United States. It was loaned by an act of Parliament to the Library of Congress in Washington for exhibition.

England United States Lacock Abbey John Library of Congress Washington

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Jean Johnny Garden City University Crom the March OF Dimes the National Foundation For Enfantile Paralysis Otto Schoen Scott County Charles H Val Hudson Ford Tudor Lintoire Vogt-Brasfield Motor Company Highway 61 North Sikeston, Missouri Morehouse, St. Louis Simmons Beautyrest Simmons Lair Center St Allard-Matthews Insurance Agency The Bly the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Charles H. French Sikestone eTeet A
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