Morehouse Mayor Helps Nab 17 year old Baltimore youth
State Trooper R C Caldwell known as Tony Caldwell captured two youths in St Louis County after a Baltimore boy 17 and his companion George Tucker Jr 17 were found asleep in a car with guns a pistol and stolen gasoline coupons. The youth confessed to shooting a motorist identified as Otis Madison Sykes of Burlington NC near Knoxville Tennessee while hitchhiking from Alabama. He drove to Baltimore with Tucker and planned further robberies.
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R. C. Caldwell
Missouri
Tony” Caldwell
Morehouse
Baltimore
Tennessee
Caldwell
St. Louis County
Charles Edward Crews
George A. Tucker Jr
Crews
Otis Madison Sykes
Burlington
N. C
Florence
Ala
Knoxville
Tenn
Tucker
St. Louis
State Highway Patrol
Wm. Crumpecker
R. C
Tony) Caldwell
Herald
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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Herald
Retiring Sikeston school head was Kiwanis speaker
R A Harper, retiring after seven years as Sikeston schools superintendent, spoke at the Sikeston Kiwanis supper in the Dunn Hotel. He urged more classrooms, playground space, and a separate 1200 to 1500 seat auditorium for city and school use, and asked continued support for incoming superintendent Tharon E Stallings. Guests included Lt Robert E Dempster and Captains Kelly and Voorhies. Caleb Smith joined the club. Sikeston members will attend Cape Girardeau club Birthday meeting July 21.
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Sikeston
Sikeston Kiwanis Club
Dunn Hotel
Harper
Kiwanis
Tharon E. Stallings
Robert E. Dempster
Great Lakes
Stallings
Frank Kelly
H. C. Voorhies
Caleb Smith
Sikeston Club
Cape Girardeau
Special Teen Town program led by Joan Botter in Sikes-Teen Town
Joan Botter will head the Girls Program at Sikes-Teen Town next Wednesday night, announced by sponsor Mrs Elmer Poage. Recent events include a Boys Night and a Jitterbug Contest. Donations of magazines and games are requested. call Mrs Poage or Ernest Harper. Meetings are Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Joan Botter
Sikes-Teen Town
Elmer -Poage
Sikes
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