Senate probes Korea armament delays and misfires
Senator Kem urges a Senate investigation into Administration failures to properly arm ground, air, and naval forces in Korea. He cites only 24 million dollars in weapons deliveries after two years, calls for end to policies hindering rearmament, notes 109000 American casualties, and criticizes continued use of World War II stockpiles and outdated equipment. He cites Barber Shop Quartet support and a lighthearted Senate exchange on sending a quartet to the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Korea
Senate
Armed Services
Anna Erdle
Windsor
Henry County
Senate Armed Services Committee
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc
Army
Navy
Air Force
Kansas City
Scott Field
Ilinois
St. Louis
Barber Shop Quartet Society
Taft
Bricker
Ohio
Kerr
Oklahoma
Pastore
Rhode Island
Duff
Pennsylvania
Moody
Michigan
Tobey
New Hampshire
Barkely
Oran Notes from Oran to Pattonville and Beyond
Oran this week sees Mr and Mrs Robert McBride visiting Gus Ritter in St Genevieve Mo. Mrs Mack Wright of Oran dismissed from St Francis Hospital. Numerous relatives and friends from Oran visit St Louis and other towns. Jolly 12 Birthday Club entertained at Mrs Alice Harris home June 20 with games prizes and refreshments. Many residents travel for visits vacations and camp meetings. Dean Hency recently discharged from Naval Service after 21 months service on General J C Breckenridge aiding Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McBride
Gus Ritter
St. Genevieve
Mack Wright
Oran
St. Francis Hospital
Clarence Thorton
Jerry
Florence Thorton
Carl Link
Carlyn
St. Louis
Ada
Mary Nance
Wm. Wilkinson, Sr
North Plate
Nebraska
Monroe Bess
Marion Bess
Titsit
G. E. Venable
Seaman Donald Venable
Norfolk
Venable
Kroger
Pvt
Sterling Smiddy
Ft. Leonard Wood
Pattonville
Tom Smiddy
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Dave Carter
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
J Yount
Mike Farre
Cape Girardeau
Fredericktown
I. B Revelle
710N
Marquand
Patton
Mount August Asmus
Fl Hood
Texas
Lacy Bernard
Melton Harris
C. M. Compton
Morley
A. P. Wayone
Myrtle Harris
Columbia
Kenneth Harris
Salt Lake City
Utah
Veneeda Northrup
Wilson Burris
Indianapolis
Ind
Northrup
Frank Mier
Burris
Hardy Duke
East Prairie
Frank Seufert
Ellington
Cous
Joe Wagerner
Seufert
Joe Miller
Wesley Hodges
Sikeston
Arnold Miller
Blythville
Ark
James Strait
J. R. Strait
Ola
J. R. Straits
Catus Perdue
Marion, Ky
Roy Harper
Midwest Farm Bureau
Purdue University
Lafayette
Matt J. Brien
O. J. Bingley
Joe Lynn Mey
Ers
Gordonville
Louise Dimberger
Nick Carter
John Stehr
Fisk
Reed
Joseph Merkler
Frank Merkler
Fast Prairie
Unity
R. M. Stovall
China
Dean Hency
Air
Elmer Hency
Naval Services
J. C. Breckenridge
Japan
San Francisco
Weekend social roundup in Diehlstadt and nearby towns
Diehlstadt residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of St. Louis visiting Mrs. Smith's sister Mrs. Sidney Hornback, and Mr. and Mrs. John Norman calling on kin in Malden. Others traveled from Detroit and Wickliffe to visit, while some locals welcomed or hosted family at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smith
St. Louis
Smith
Sidney Hornback
John Norman
Malden
Earl Michael
Detroit
Hich
John Michael
John Gage
Lindell
Dessa Welch
Myrtle Nichols
Roley Riley
Joe Maynard
Jessie McClenahan
Idis Ashmore
Albert Milam
Paul Bugg
Wickliffe
Nona Inman
Steelville
Jim Pinkerton
Nettie English
Lula Kirkpatrick
Here
Benton
Baltimore
Floyd Bailey
Sikeston
Gilbert Shanley
Judy
Cape Girardeau
Opal Adams
Cape College
Weir Adams
Jack Sneed
Granite City, Ill
T. J. Sneed
St Francis Hospital
Florida’s state flower and other trivia
Twelve questions cover state symbols and world history. Topics include Florida’s state flower, a petrified forest discovery, sovereignty after the Spanish War, Falkland Islands location, age group causing most highway fatalities, a fire insurance term for conflagration, peak U.S. wartime plane strength, Britain’s end of Palestine mandate, the nation’s largest manufacturing center, and the world’s lowest point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Faulkland Islands
Great Britain
Palestine
Answers to Questions and a Classified Note
Answers cover topics from orange blossoms to geography and demographics. The items include a fire loss of one million dollars, 779,908 planes in July 1944, a May 15, 1948 date, and locations such as Cuba New York City and the Dead Sea. The page also lists a for sale notice for three pound fryers at $1.00 each by Mrs GC E Lankford of Bertrand with two torn pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Cuba
South America
New York City
Dead Sea
Palestine
GC. E. Lankford
Bertrand
Atna
New York Board of Education
Bureau of Educational Research
Avia Casualty and Surety Company
Theft of Park Magnolias Prompts Police Vigilance
The Park Board reports a Magnolia donated by the Garden Club, placed north of the airport, has been stolen. Chief Wallace notes police will watch the park closely and aims to recover and return the tree, urging community cooperation to keep Sikeston prettier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Garden Club
Wallace
Sikeston
Army officer graduates from Fort Leavenworth staff college
Major Allan L. Swaim of Sikeston Missouri graduated June 27 from the Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. The 10 month course prepared officers for division to army level commands. Swaim’s next assignment is with the ROTC Instructor Group at Manlius School New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Allan L. Swaim
Prosperity St
Sikeston
Army Command and General Staff College
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Navy
Frank Pace Jr
Swaim
ROTC
Manliva School
Manlius
N. Y
Southeast Missouri State College
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Kem
James P. Kem
IRC
Dilunger
Aerica
Rerygis
Sizemore
South Scott Street
Diehlstadt
Paul Norman
Eva Peron
New American
Herald-American
Argentina
Herald- American
Glasoline
Powell Insurance Agency
Sikeston, Missouri
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