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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

17

Security Month urged to boost Missouri bond sales

Robert E. Lee Hill state chairman of the U S Savings Bonds Committee for Missouri urges a concentrated June push in the Security Loan Campaign to reach the state quota of 72 750 000 U S Savings Bonds sales to date lag prompting a person to person drive and mobilization of banks newspapers radio stations and organizations Hill compares bond sales now to wartime needs and notes May 22 results by county including Scott 100 285 32 7 percent of its 306 277 quota and regional tallies for Butler Cape Girardeau Dunklin Mississippi New Madrid Pemiscot Stoddard

Robert E. Lee Bob) Hill U. S. Savings Bonds Committee For Missouri Hill U. S Scott County Butler Cape Girardeau Dunklin Mississippi New Madrid Pemiscot Stoddard

Accidents Cost Kentuckians Over Hundred Thousand Monthly

The Kentucky Highway Department reports property damage from traffic crashes surpassing $100,000 monthly. From January to April 1948, 1,318 motor vehicle mishaps caused $535,735 in damages, with April alone totaling $171,800 from 203 accidents. Safety conferences for highway district personnel have been launched to curb the toll.

Kentucky Highway Department

Wave Assigned to Overseas Duty Heads to Public Relations Office

A Navy wave was sent to the public relations office in San Juan Puerto Rico after assignment to overseas duty during peacetime. The move reflects ongoing posturing and public affairs coordination as service members transition to foreign postings.

Navy San Juan Puerto Rico

Farmhouse design emphasizes comfort and livability

A one story ranch style home designed for farmers highlights features from a Midwest Farm Papers poll. Key elements include a driveway front door, a first floor utility room, kitchen and utility room windows overlooking the farm, and a wide living area with wall size window noting seasonal views. The U shaped kitchen and central heating add efficiency, with wool flooring for warmth.

Dell Midwest Farm Papers, Inc Robert G. Cerny Minneapolis Midwestern States

Arbaugh Qualifies for Company Honor for Lincoln Life

Joe M. Arbaugh, Sikeston representative of The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, qualified for the annual sales honor club. He is invited to attend the central regional sales congress at the Grand Hotel Mackinac Island Michigan June 20 29 and 30 for a study of life underwriting developments and adapting life insurance to changing conditions. The Naval Air Station Alameda California received the Secretary of the Navy Award in Achievement in Safety.

Joe M. Arbaugh Sikeston Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Cecil F. Cross Arbaugh Grand Hotel Mackinac Island Michigan Naval Air Station Alameda California Secretary of the Navy

DRY WEATHER NEEDS FOR SHRUBS AND TREES

Wade Tucker an authority on yard care says the current dry spell harms shrubs roses and small trees and warns serious damage can be prevented with liberal watering He recommends deep soaking by digging holes and flooding soil around plants and cautions against light frequent watering Urges water use for a very dry spring and ongoing vegetation stress.

Wade Tucker Tucker

Registration Opens Saturday at Missouri UM Summer Session

Registration for the University of Missouri Summer Session begins at 8 am Saturday June 5 with freshman convocation required for all freshmen. Among Sikeston attendees are Florence Wood Harriet Riley and T M Travelstead. The New York Navy recruiting station led the nation with 5062 new recruits in Q1 1948, 57.7 percent of its 8771 quota.

University of Missouri Sikeston Florence Wood Harriet Riley T. M. Travelstead U.S. Navy New York

Navy study outlines 400 trades and 4000 civilian skills

United States Navy enlisted personnel learn 400 distinct trades and more than 4,000 skills applicable to civilian life under a new rating structure, according to a recent Navy study.

U. S. Navy Navy

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