Salvation Army Serves All Armed Forces Across Fronts
The Salvation Army aids troops in Australia Iceland England New Guinea China and Africa with coffee and doughnuts from mobile canteens or Red Shield Clubs. They provide reading material writing supplies and religious services to lift morale and offer rest and recreation during wartime.
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The
Salvation Army
Australia
Iceland
England
New Guinea
China
Africa
Red Shield
Georgia jail death ends Georgia fraud suspect saga
William H Langhorn also known as W Howard Lawson died in a Savannah city jail ward on April 27 after being picked up by Savannah police on April 6. He had operated as Lawson in Sikeston last winter, headed Lawson Business Service with a partner listed as W W Ralph, and was sought by the Missouri State Patrol for fraud and passing worthless checks. He claimed ties to Jim Savarly and Roosevelt era campaigns and to evangelists, but left Sikeston amid mounting creditor pressure, taking his wife with him.
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William H Langhorn
Sikeston
W Howard Lawson
Lawson Business Service
Missouri State Patrol
Savannah
E L Campf Lawson
Langhorn
Lawson
William H Morrison
W H Lowden
R B Carr
W W Ralph
J D Moore
W H Langnor
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Dunn Hotel
Jim Svarley
Franklin D
Herbal laxative advertised as remedy at all drug stores
An old fashioned ad touts HERBINE as a reliable laxative and cathartic for relief from headaches biliousness and that sluggish feeling due to temporary constipation available at all drug stores. The copy emphasizes general wellness and urges readers to ask for the product by name.
US Women Overseas Seek Enlistment in WAC
More than 300 American women in England have requested enlistment in the Women's Army Air Corps. The War Department announced this week that the plan, authorized following a request by General Eisenhower, would offer those eligible an opportunity. Many civilian workers in the European theater or women in England with husbands already filed applications awaiting approval. About 300 meet the requirements.
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England
Army Air Corps
War Department
Eisenhower
Army rejects new rank above general amid war debate
Secretary of War Stimson said the Army will not create a rank higher than general. The Navy can have a higher rank than admiral. Marshall reportedly opposes a higher Army rank. Congress approved a fleet admiral provision for the Navy.
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Stimson
Army
Navy
Senate
Batuns
War Department
General Marshall
Political Announcements For Scott County and state races
The Herald is authorized to announce George W Kirk as a Republican candidate for Congress subject to the August 1 1944 primary. Also named are CLAUDE ARNOLD for State Senator, MRS HULA SHANKS for Scott County Representative, LYNNA ANCELL for Assessor, S LEE LAWRENCE forLP Miller Sheriff, JOE ANDERSON for Sheriff, SAM FOLEY, LYMAN HARRISON for Surveyor, all subject to the August 1 1944 primary. Henry Grebe 71 farmer died after a skull fracture from a hayrack incident at St Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau. Funeral services were held Sunday Afternoon.
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George W Kirk
Congress
Hula Shanks
Scott County
Lynna Ancell
Lee Lawrence
LHS
Miller
Sherff
Lyman Harrison
Whitewater
Henry Grebe
Farmer
St Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Hengatn
Primary Election Notices in Scott County Missouri 1944
County Clerk discloses details of the August 1944 primary in Scott County Missouri. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm and may stay until sunset. The list names candidates for coroner surveyor justice of the peace constables and committee members across townships with party designations and addresses.
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Scott
Missouri
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W. H. Lawson
Georgia City
United States
U. S
WAC
Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
FHA
Kuhiman
Perryville
Verlin & Martin
Martin
Ullen
Italy
Cecelia Martin
Herald
Ralph Hutchison
Claude Arnold
Malcolm
Joe Anderson
Sam Foley
State of
Joe C Diebold Benton
Roy W Howell Sikeston
Alex C Waters Sikeston
Lyman Harrison Benton
Justice of the Peace
Richland Township
Democratic Party
Missour
Roy McKittrick Salisbury Bennett Champ Clark
Mayfai Hotel
St Louis
L Blanton JR
E F
Schorle
H Smith
Sylvania Township
J W Bowman Oran
Sandywoods Township
Thomas E Stoner
Kelso Township
Arthur J Haverworth
Tilmo
Roger T Sermon
Proctor Place
Independence
Floyd P Lee
Doniphan
St Joseph
Phil M Donnelly
Adams Ave
Lebanon
Edgar Shook
West 57Th Terrace
Kansas City
Redmond S
Bronnan
Cullen S Duncan New Franklin
Morley Township
Feleer Morley
Moreland Township
Charles R Bollinger Benton
George Seufert Sikeston
Myers Oran
David Brussell
Page
St Louis County
Dan D Porter
Yerby
Marshal
H Foster Wardell
Walter Naylonw
Davis
Washington Kirkwood
Wilson Bell
Tywappity Township
Norval Cannon Diehlstadt
Icity
Steward
Poplar St
Poplar Bluff
Commerce
Townslow Norval F
Anderson
Torrest Smith
Richmond
Hi S
Dick) Johnson
North Main St
Brookfield
Bob
WINN
New London
Harry J
Commerce Township
BOM Commerce
L N Searcy
Olliver W Nolen Paris
Dwight Roberts
Buck) Taylor
Vince St
Chillicothe
Finney Chartre
Dorothy James Time
Fred BE Black Wanduser
Orville Zimmerman Kennett
Ella Stallings Morley
Joslyn Charleston
Claude Arnold Puska
House of Representatives
J . Wallace Sikeston
First District
Henry Sikeston
Roy L Kneezle Benton
Eugene M Munger Benton M E
Montgomery Sikeston
L P
Les) Miller Benton JO
Anderson Sikeston
Malcolm Sikeston
Chaffee
Lynn A
Ancell
Sikeston S Lee Lawrence Sikeston
Ralph E Mattocks
Rodgers Benton
Mamie Dirnberger Oran
Frank
Miller Sikeston
Richland ‘Township
C L Blanton
Sylvania ‘Township
Cathleen Baty Oran
J F
Nunnelee Blodgett
Sandy Woods Township
Marshall Blodgett
Republican Party
Charles P Noell
Pacific
Charles E Rendlen
Hannibal
Charles A
Shaw
Wydown
Clayton Howard
Stephens
Lindell
Forrest
Donnell
Webster Groves
William McKinley Thomas
St Ferdinand
Grosby
Pershing Ave
James Stewart
West Main St
Jefferson City
Charles Ferguson
Willow Springs
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Harwood, Lebanon
O K Armstrong
Benton Ave
Springfield
Joseph T Tate
Owensville
J Rehkop
Higginsville
Claude L Lambert
50Th
Hart Versailles
James G Blaine
Devonshire
Elmerine
Jesse E Smith
West Scott
Loyd (Boots) Miller
Grand Springfield
Elmer Nicolay
Hartford St
Lows Herman H Lark Steehile
Ted) Graves
Farmington
Thompson
Madison St
George Mintzger
Parker Ave
Loui George B Harlan
Morgan Boonville
J P
Craig Kearney
Perry Compton
Montgomery City
Scott Peters
Fairmount Bird Jefferson City
Louis L Hicks
San Bonita
Walter S. Bailey
Jefferson Carthage
Lawrence Presley
Hamiton
Caruthersville
David P Brown
Geo W Kirk
Kingshighway
Raymond Buglne Lloyd Lilbourn
Bula Bowman Shanks Sikeston
Tudgre
James W Cope Sikeston
J Klughart
Roger A Bailey Sikeston
Clayton Morley
Bill
Hawkins Commerce
Pattengill Benton
E Harl Crader Diehlstadt
D Miller
Luca D Crader Mehlatadt
Joe Hawkins
Kelso Town
W L Tomlinson Fornfelt
Christa Grace Chaffee
Oscar Duncan Morley
O D
Benton
Leona Tirmenstein Benton
M. Greer Sikeston
Edyth Spidell Sikeston
Sylvania
Joh Laux Oran
W Moore Sikeston
E Jnienstedt Blodgett
Dennis
Charleston
Prohibition Party
Sunnyside
Socialist Labor Party
MacDonald St Lous
Stephen Tendler
Compton St Louis
M L Hiltner
Mersington
Thho Barff
Euclid Terrace
Norman Kochendorfer
Sarah
Socialist Party
William IF Rinck
Brooklyn Ave
Edith F Stevens
Holmes Kansas City
Alice Everburg
Joseph G Hoadges
ST Harry
Wathing I
Harry C Watkins JR
the Childrens
McGee’s Baby Elixir
ALL Drug Stores
Sheriff’s Office
Harhive
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