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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1949

Page

4

Truman Drops Tax Hike Push and Bets on Deficit Stimulus

President Truman told Congress the economy is in orderly retreat from inflation and rejects major tax increases. He urges deficit spending and moderate pump priming, backing tax relief for losses, higher estate and gift taxes, RF C loan terms, and a broad study of investment and development needs. He also calls for higher minimum wage, expanded unemployment and old age benefits, extended readjustment allowances, and revived Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act.

Truman Congress Reconstruction Finance Corporation

New Madrid youths hear safety and college plans

Sixty five members of the New Madrid County Rural Youth Organization gathered at Marston for a program on Safety Built into Automobiles led by Bob Schwab and Sgt Montgomery. The group heard about pre registration for the Missouri College of Agriculture on July 21 in New Madrid and a follow up social at a County 4-H Picnic July 14. The meeting announced the next Marston gathering July 22 and urged member participation.

New Madrid County Missour College of Agriculture Circuit Court Room New Madrid Ovid U Bay Missoun Collect of Agriculture Jesse Sgt Montgomery State Highway Patrol Frank Stanley

Hedden Retires From Deere After 24 Years Of Service

Former Sikeston resident W E Hedden retires after 24 years with John Deere Plow Company. Honored at a St Louis luncheon by C E Masten. Hedden began as special engineer in tractor introduction, later area and territory manager for Missouri and surrounding counties. He and Mrs Hedden plan an extended western trip, visiting son R L Hedden in Vancouver, Washington, and other children in Huntsville Alabama and St Louis.

W.E Hedden Hannibal John Deere Plow St Louis C E Masten Deere & Co St. Lows W H. Stenz Hedden John Deere Missour Cape Girardeau Sikeston, Mo Lincoln, Pike, Ralls Marion Lewis and Clark Counties Hubbard Street West Coast R L Hedden Vancouver Wash W T Hedden Huntsville Ala H A Kuntz Roy Fowler St Lows

Six New Homes Near Completion in Sikeston

Six new homes are nearing completion in Sikeston. Two Taylor avenue houses, owned by Bob Dempster and built by E. G Gilmore, will finish in two weeks. one with plastered walls, the other with insulation plank. Branum addition adds three Gilmore-built houses. A Ray Yeager fire room frame house with attached garage and rock trim fireplace is under construction. Mrs. R D Clayton owns two near-complete structures, one large 36 by 50 foot with 24 by 36 basement and a four-room home with garage. A five-room brick veneer on Sikes avenue, by Milford Estes, features plastered walls and a forced hot air system. recreation room planned in the large basement. builder Andy Kappler.

Taylor Avenue Bob Dempster E. G Gilmore Gilmore Branum Ray Yeager R D Clayton Sikes Milford Estes Andy Kappler

Large New Warehouse For Robinson Lumber Co

Robinson Lumber Co builds a $10,000, one story, 168 by 24 foot warehouse in Sikeston. Manager Carroll Smoky Sutton says completion in 60 days with three storage balconies totaling 8,000 square feet for rock wool and insulation mats. The facility will act as a sending and receiving house for Sikeston, the wholesale and local retail office for 21 yards.

Robinson Lumber Company Sikeston Carroll Smoky” Sutton

Construction adds eight inch siding and new coal bins

The building will feature exterior coating of eight inch drop siding and 18 to be painted white. Five doors per entrance support loading and unloading. To back the floor, 27 concrete walls six inches thick and 24 feet long are being built. New coal bins replace those in use for twenty five years.

Osteopathic association draws over four thousand to St Louis meet

More than 4000 osteopaths gathered at Keil Auditorium in St Louis this week for the annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association outlining advances in medicine and professional updates.

Keil Auditorium St. Louis The American Osteopathic Association

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