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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

7

New Way to Create Entertaining Thrills at State Fair

Helen Howe an Indian girl appearing with Jimmy Lynch's Death Dodgers at the 1948 Missouri State Fair performs a new stunt by being placed in a coffin and blown up with dynamite, then pressing the plunger herself. She formerly worked as a Miami beauty operator and hopes to buy land soon. Captain F F Frake originated the act.

Helen Howe Jimmy Lynch Miss Howe Miami Florida F. F. Frake Big Tennessee

Accidents Fatal to One Last Month In Missouri Southeast

The June report of the Missouri State Highway Patrol covers 16 Southeast Missouri counties. One personal injury accident proved fatal in Pemiscot county. Total injuries across 34 accidents reached 72. New Madrid led in injuries with 14. Butler 12. Stoddard nine. Pemiscot and Cape Girardeau seven each. Mississippi and Scott six each. Bollinger, Dunklin, Madison, Ripley, Wayne two each. Perry one. Carter, Iron, Reynolds zero. Accident counts with injuries tallied Butler six, Stoddard five, Pemiscot/New Madrid/Scott four each, Cape Girardeau three, Dunklin two. Bollinger, Madison, Mississippi, Perry, Ripley, Wayne one each. Also included are notes about a Tennessee hillside stump clearing accident and a stunt show at the 1948 Missouri State Fair with events closing entries and schedules for August.

Missouri State Highway Patrol Missouri Pemiscot New Madrid Butler County Stoddard Cape Girardeau Mississippi Scott Bollinger Dunklin Madison Ripley Wayne Perry Carter, Iron and Reynolds Butler

War trophy weapons must be registered under 1934 act

Jefferson City report reminds owners that fully automatic firearms including machine guns and pistols with war trophies must be registered with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The notice lists weapon types, penalties, and tax conditions, urging owners to contact federal offices in Kansas City or St. Louis for guidance and forms.

Jefferson City The Conservation Commission Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington, D. C Ikansas City 12Th and Market Streets St. Louis

Roads to Be Oiled In District Counties

Oil crews will begin operations next week on Route E in New Madrid County from Y U S Route in Morehouse to the Canalou road and on Route AA in Stoddard County from Bloomfield north to Route 25. A prime oil will be applied after light blading, then gravel, with a second heavier asphalt oil and stone chips later. Expect roadwork machinery and delays. motorists urged to avoid these sections and cooperate with the Highway Department.

New Madrid Y U. S Morehouse Canalou Road Stoddard Bloomfield State Highway Department

Doctor Leaves Palmer Town Over Racial Hiring Pressure

Dr Oscar H Clements the sole physician in Palmer Tennessee a coal mining town of about 3000 people has moved away because white bricklayers would not work on his new residence and Negro workers were frightened off the site. The Herald Classified Advertisement notes its use for quick results.

Oscar H. Clements Palmer, Tenn

Drive Carefully and Safely Sign Encouraged

A cautious note reading Drive Carefully and Safely appears as a reminder to motorists. The message emphasizes safe driving behavior and alertness on the road amid ongoing traffic concerns.

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