Open House for Bach Studio New Quarters in Sikeston
Friends and customers of the Bach Studio are invited to an open house at the new Sikeston quarters at 131a East Malone avenue, former Steak Shop site. Mr and Mrs H A Bach oversee improved facilities with a set back arch and fish pond, offering tours of offices, reception, posing, printing, developing, dressing, film changing and portrait work. Vendors and staff will greet visitors and souvenirs will be given.
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Bach Studio
Missouri
East Malone Avenue
H A. Bach
Sikeston
Bach
Marry Pratt Jr
Senator Candidate Speaks in Sikeston Saturday
Attorney General Roy McKittrick, a Democratic candidate for United States Senate, spoke at Ratifield Park to about 250 people in Sikeston on Saturday. Introduced by Scott County officials, he criticized incumbent Senator Bennet and highlighted his campaign platform. Following his remarks, several county office candidates were introduced by organizer Peker.
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Roy McKittrick
United States
Sikeston
Ratifield Park
Atebney
Bennet
Clark
Melxilnck
Peker
Man Copies Ancient Bible Manuscripts Impresses Sikeston Group
Mr and Mrs E L Harrison and Mrs L Holmes of Memphis Tenn visited Mrs Harrison's sister and Judge Henry weekend Harrison an architect now with the War Production Board has long copied ancient Biblical manuscripts his collection now numbered 150 plus copies On a prior Sikeston visit he brought twenty or more copies to display at a Methodist church Bible class talk explained how the books of the Bible were preserved assembled and produced as one volume He plans to bring more copies on his next visit highlighting travel to museums cathedrals and places where such manuscripts exist with copies in Greek Latin Arabic Hebrew and other languages of the Orient and many are illustrated in color
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E. L. Harrson
L Hohmes
Memphis
Tenn
Harrison
T. F Henry
Judge Henry
War Production Board
Sikeston
Traffic crashes claim 220 lives in Missouri this year
The highway patrol reports two hundred twenty fatalities from traffic accidents in Missouri during the first five months of the year. The item notes Russia's early use of trained armed parachutists as a separate fact.
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Missouri
Six Year Old Hero at Sikeston Hospital
Donald Cain celebrated his sixth birthday at Sikeston General Hospital on Sunday July 9. The burn survivor, recovering from injuries sustained in a bonfire weeks earlier, was showered with a birthday cake candles toys and gifts by patients and staff. The canalou area boy lives with his parents Glendon and ______ Cain on a farm near Canalou. He remains hospitalized for extended treatment as doctors strive to save his life.
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Donald Cain
Sikeston General Hospital
Donald
Glendon Cain
Canalou
Boy Scouts to Return From New Mexico Camp
Earl Martin Dick Dement and Bill Woehlecke of Sikeston and Tim Spence of Morehouse will return home Sunday from Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico where they have been the past five weeks Bob Deneke who was in the camp a week earlier returned home last Friday Philmont Ranch is a camp for senior Boy Scouts and is located in the mountains of New Mexico John Spence of Morehouse Scoutmaster in charge of the Southeast Missouri group and father of Tim Spence will accompany the Scouts home
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Earl Martin
Dick Dement
Bill Woehlecke
Sikeston
Tim Spence
Morehouse
Philmont
Ration Free Shoes Released for Short Market Window
The Office of Price Administration announced a temporary ration-free shoe release ending July 29. Stores may sell five percent of women’s shoe stock and three percent of men’s and boys’ stock based on Sept 30 1943 reports. Children’s shoes excluded. Prices must drop at least twenty five percent.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Production Board eases can opener rules
The War Production Board relaxed can opener manufacture this week. Iron and steel usage for household openers now allowed at twice previous limits and institutional openers at two and one third times prior levels. Size and weight restrictions on both types were removed.
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War Production Board
News of Service Men Wanted by The Herald
The Herald requests relatives send news of servicemen for publication in home town columns. Bring or mail updates to The Herald office so distant readers can share in local news. Also notes classified want ads for rentals and other notices.
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News OF Service
the Herald
Herald
Globe
Ration Calendar Updates for War Book IV and More
New stamps and coupons take effect immediately for sugar, canning sugar, and other essentials. Blue and red stamps in War Ration Book IV gain extended validity, with August 1 updates and five pound sugar allowances through February 28, 1945. Additional canning sugar possible via Rationing Board, using OPA Form R-323 and spare stamp No 37 per family member. Passengers car tire inspections reduced to replacement time only. Shoes remain allotted by Airplane Stamps No 1 and 2 indefinitely. Return all ration books of deceased or service members to local board. Ration tokens offered as change.
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Armed Services
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Harry Pratt JR
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Feler
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Highway Patrol
Russia
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Sikeston Hospital
BOY Scouts
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Wallace
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Sikeston and Vicinity
Sikeston, Missouri
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