World History Course Warns of Socialism and Communism
Harding Academy at Searcy offers World History to high school students noting Ivor Thomas's warning that Socialism acts as a transition to Communism. The curriculum emphasizes freedom, totalitarian risks, and the connection between Communism and Socialism within a global historical context.
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Ivor Thomas
Russia
Kerensky
Hungary
Reds
Czechoslovakia
Socialist Party
Dr. Benes
Communist Party
Moscow
Harding Academy
Searcy
England
America
United States
Greece
Rome
Bruce Publishing Co
Milwaukee
Palmyra Plowing Match draws up to twenty thousand
Palmyra area readies for the Missouri State Plowing Match August 6 on the 382 acre Yarborough farm five miles west on Route 158. The event, held with a conservation field day, expects about 80 plowmen and 20,000 visitors with demonstrations on ponds, pastures, brush clearing, water ways and soil treatment.
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Missour
Marion County Soil Conservation District
Maurice Happel
Peebles
Ohio
Garland Murray
Bethany
W.E. Clay
King City
Yarbrough Farm
Robert S. McClelland
Missouri Soul District Commission
Wil
State Highway Patrol
Inflation fears and price controls debated in Washington this week
Washington observers debate possible price and wage controls as inflation accelerates. Economists warn creeping inflation may turn into rapid rises in living costs and affect savers, retirees, and small businesses while production and prosperity face risks.
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Washington
Sikeston Credit Bureau Joins International Group
Sikeston Credit Bureau becomes a member of the Associated Credit Bureaus of America an international network with over 1900 bureaus and 1190 collection offices across the United States and Canada The move enables rapid cross city credit reports aiding newcomers and vacationers and expands local Dun & Bradstreet reporting for three Missouri counties and nearby agencies. The bureau founded by George W Kirk in 1985 has long handled credit reporting and now employs a large file of more than 30000 cards.
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Sikeston
Geo. W. Kirk
Credit Bureau of
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
U. S
Canada
Kirk
Credit Bureau
Harry Kirk
Ralph Anderson
Dun & Bradstreet
Hooper — Holmes
American Service Bureau
O’hanlon's
Missouri
Community Notes From Morehouse and Vicinity
Morehouse residents share weekend visits and family gatherings. Miss Vicki Ann Towery of Sikes ton spent Monday with her parents. Mrs. P. J. Witt visited her daughter in St. Charles Missouri. Vacation plans took O D Henning and niece Suz an Estes to the Smoky Mountains and Carolinas. W M A circle meets at 7 00 PM at the home of Mrs. Paul Glover with program chair Violet Jackson. Patty and Judy Shaffar of St Louis spent two weeks with grandparents then returned home. Families from Memphis and Calif visit areas around Norfolk Lake Henderson Ark and take part in Sunday dinners and weekend guest lists.
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Vicki Ann Towery
Sikeston
Raymond Towery
P. J. Witt
Chester Wilkening
St. Charles
O. D. Henning
George
Suzan Estes
Smoky Mountains
Carolinas
Glenn Rhyons
Charles McCan
Canalea
Billy Joe Rhyones
Baby
Dexter
First Baptist Church
Paul Glover
Violet Jackson
Patty
Judy Shaffar
St. Louis
H. M. Shaffar
Dewey Savage
Pat Rowell
Joe Donner
E. L. Morarty
Memphis
Norfolk Lake
Nenderson Ark
Earl Irvin
Alot
Ora Irvin
Dan Jackson
Bowling Green Ky
T. F. Jackson
S. A. Jackson
West End Park project in Sikeston grows from cleanup plan
Three years into a Sikeston effort, the West End Park area between Sunset addition and Washington street has partial land purchase, Kiwanis pledges aid, and ongoing plantings. Park Board describes extensive shrubs and trees along slopes facing the railroad, aiming for year round greenery and a future playground. residents’ cooperation and railroad fencing are urged as the project progresses.
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Sikeston
Chas. H. Butler
Sunset Addition
Missouri Pacific
Washington Street
Butler
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Club
Pack Board
West End Park
Park Board
West End
Sikeston Parks
Boys Target Railroad Lights With BB Guns
Police Chief Arthur Bruce said several boys have shot out switch lights on railroad tracks and damaged school windows. He warned they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent if caught, noting the danger to trains from derailed signals and potential serious accidents.
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Arthur Bruce
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Benson
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the Sikeston Herald
Palmyra
Mrs
Lloyd E. Yarborough
Here
Missouri Highway 158
West Germany
Kansas City
Overseas Aid
Jane Allvine
Midwest
CARE
American Baptist Relief
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Friends of Yugoslavia
American Fund For Czechoslovak Refugees
American Relief For
Poland
Brethren Service Commission
Congregational Christian Service Committee
Cooperative League of the U. S. A
Credit Union National Association
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
International Rescue Committee
Lions International
National Council of Negro Women
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Paderewski
Postimorial Fund
Save the Children Federation
Tolstoy Foundation
Unitarian Service Committee
United Hias Service
United Lithuanian Relief Fund of America
United Ukrainian American Relief Committee
World University Service
World, Veterans Fund
Asa
Breenthwore
Ee Rye
Ac HK
Sikeston Credit Bureau
International Group
Morehouse News
Chris Ann
Calif
Lloyd Jackson
Linda
Regina
Francis Jackson
Pat
Leslie Frazier
Junior Hunt
Alvin Simmons
Aubrey Stinnell
Blytheville, Ark
Ivan McNew
Gaines Eaves
Patricia and
Tressia
Cape Girardeau
James Hewitt
City Park Board
By Clint H. Denman
Jack Yount Jr
Park Area
Nired Staves Savings Bonds
Wrimak
Wattia
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