Names of Scott county men registered under Selective Service
The Herald recalls the 2113 Scott county men registered in June for military service under the Selective Service law. On July 9 Governor Frederic Gardner of Missouri ordered all women to register for service in wartime. L. C. Erdmann named as Sikeston Dodge dealer.
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Eisenhower at Columbia outlines postwar university role
General Dwight D. Eisenhower led Columbia University as president for two and a half years. He expanded programs to strengthen public support for higher education and launched major projects including The American Assembly at Arden House and studies on human resources, war and peace, and citizenship education. He opposed federal funding for higher education unless tightly controlled, stressing university leadership in safeguarding freedom and democracy.
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Sikeston News Roundup: Building, Meetings and Obituaries
Ground broken for Sikeston Methodist educational building last year. Sikeston Chamber of Commerce July meeting held at Reelfoot Lake on Monday evening. Week’s high temperature reached 92 degrees. Deaths: William Fox former Sikeston resident died in Pine Bluff Arkansas and George W Fenimore of Bertrand. Mr and Mrs P A McDougal returned from Europe after two months away. Nelson Neumeyer named commander of Henry Mel Drum Post American Legion for the coming year.
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Religion In Everyday Life and Cotton Club entries
Sermon notes from Second Presbyterian Church highlight Christlike qualities as a guide to daily living. The article shifts to the Missouri MCPA 4-H Cotton Club contest listing participants 11 to 20, with 82 entries and prizes including U.S. Defense Bonds and silver lapel pins for top lint cotton yields rented to young farmers and club members.
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