Noell Charges Machine Politics By Mattingly
Charles P. Noell of St. Louis accuses Barak T. Mattingly Republican national committeeman for Missouri of pushing a slate of State offices and a U S Senate nomination. He names Jean Paul Bradshaw, Howard V. Stephens, F P Graves, Lawrence Presley, George Metzger, Perry Compton as slate candidates and cites Grover Dalton Arthur M Curtis and Leo Anderson as backers. Noell says the party unity is harmed and warns Missouri Republicans to revolt against the alleged machine influence. He spoke on KMOX radio detailing claims of ward buying and money spent to secure support for the slate.
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Barak T. Mattingly
Missouri
United States
Charles P. Noell
St. Louis
Noell
Mattingly
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Lebanon
Howard V. Stephens
F. P. Graves
Farmington
Lawrence Presley
Grover Dalton
Poplar Bluff
Republican State Committee
Arthur M Curtis
Springfield
Leo Anderson
St. Joseph
KMOX
Political Announcements for Scott County Candidates
The Herald announces George W. Kirk as a Republican candidate for Congress and Ralph Hutchison Claude Arnold for State Senator from the 28th district. Mrs Bula Shanks seeks Scott County Representative on the Republican ticket. Lynn A Ancell seeks renomination as Scott County Assessor on the Democratic ticket. L Lee Lawrence for nomination as L P Miller Sheriff of Scott County, and Joe Anderson Sam Foley Lyman Harrison for Scott County Surveyor, all subject to the August 1 1944 primary.
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Scott County
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Benton
Andy Halter
Bob Cannon
Ed Schwartz
Frank L. Schoen
W. L. Limbaugh
Ernest Punch
New Hamburg
Joe Dirnberger
Frank Steimle
Philip S. Bucher
Joe Pfefferkorn
Otto Diebold
John Hamm
Diehlstadt
Clarence Cooper
Jim Malone
Paul Norman
Luther Kirkpatrick
Louis Elkins
Ella Dennis
Lusk
Otto Kirkpatrick
T. J. Rhoades
John Stricker
Lillie Brazzell
P. O. Johnson
Eawin Birk
Morley
Joe Emerson
Ranney McDonough
Beulah Duncan
Robert Foster
Jake Smith
Walker May
Van
Nick Halter
Oran No. 2
Arnold Stehr
Raymond Heisserer
Leroy Poe
Joe Laux
Bill Maddox
Buford Carter
Bleda
Tony Gosche
John F. Scheeter
Frank J. LeGrand
John Dohogne
Andy Pobst
Leo Schlitt
Perkins
Ben Cook
Ben Clark
Clyde Elfrank
Leo Hamm
Theon Diebold
F. Bradshaw
Fornfelt
Ray Walden
Wm Proffer
Mason August
A. C. Shipman
W. L. Tomlinson
M. A Krieger Ancell
Wm. Welter
Barney Hearing
Wm. Walter
W. A. Georger
W. C. Arnold
BE. A. Fischer
Chaffee No. 1
R. H. Ahlsted
L. C. Bisplinghoff
Opal Allen
J.L. Hood
Herbert Burton
Paul Pfefferkorn
Chaffee No 2
L D. Lankford
Lawrence Welter
Ruth Blocker
C. E. Campbell
A. H. Davis
Frank Yount
Tiimor W. Hartner
Ike Davidson
Roy Gillespie
Maurice Craig
J. E. Dunnegan
J. Grant Frye
Kelso
Fred Burger
E. L. Weller
John Schumacher
Leo Brucker
Ed Hahn
Joe Dohogne
Blodgett
Annies Marshall
W. A. Scarbrough
Dell Swinney
E J. Nienstedt
Trisler Beggs
Ethel Adams
Miner
Ben Matthews
Bill Pratt
Bennie Walker
W. F. Woods
Will Matthews
George W. Kirk
Congress
Ralph Hutchison
Claude Arnold
Bula Shanks
Lynn A. Ancell
L. P
Les) Miller
Malcolm
Sam Foley
Lyman Harrison
David P. Brown
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
United States Congress
10Th
Brown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Dave Brown
Congress of the United States
Army
Navy
Chaffee Funeral for Edward Eldridge Held
Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at Stubbs Funeral Chapel for Edward Eldridge, 42, of Chaffee. He passed away after a brief illness, with services attended by family and friends who mourn his loss. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Chaffee
Stubbs
Edward Eldridge
Death of Mr Eldadge at home after years of illness
The deceased died at his parents' home on July 13 from failing health. He suffered severe burns years earlier when his residence burned. He leaves a widow, four daughters, and a son.
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Henry Eldadge
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