Physician to Study Kenny Treatment Scholarship Awarded
Sikeston physician Dr. E J Nienstedt, a Southeast Missouri figure, won a Scott County Chapter National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis scholarship to study the Kenny Treatment at the University of Minnesota. He leaves June 17 for a six day course starting June 19, with Mrs Nienstedt accompanying him, and will assist in Scott county cases afterward.
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E. J. Nienstedt
Sikeston
Missouri
Kenny
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Scott County
National Foundation For
M Nienstedt
Nienstedt Willeave
New gin owner says cotton needs rain
T F Jackson and B M Regenold have bought the Wayside Gin at Morehouse. Jackson, who manages the gin, says the local cotton crop looks fine but needs rain. He notes the district’s acreage is larger than last season, with Regenold buying 1700 acres from Stan Barton and Jackson owning 400 acres from Homer Starnes, mostly in Stoddard county.
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T. F. Jackson
M Regenold
Morehouse
Jackson
Regenold
Stan Barton
Homer Starnes
Stoddard County
Kindness and Fair Pay Get Cotton Chopped
Mathews district farmer C. E. Green reported his 75 acre cotton crop in fine shape after last Saturday’s chopping. He paid white labor 30 cents an hour, urged workers not to overwork, and praised the efficient effort as the cotton was chopped quickly and workers seemed happy with their work.
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C. E. Green
Matthews District
Herald
Green
Bill Offered For Draft Of Unmarried Women
Rep Emanuel Celler proposes a bill to draft unmarried unemployed women aged 20 to 35 into the armed forces. He argues the women’s branch should not beg for recruits and estimates about 590,000 in the group would be affected by the measure, limited to those without productive roles in the economy.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D.ny
Celler
Armed Services
Brief Telephone Conversation Reminder
A note suggests the value of concise talks, urging only essential items be discussed. It emphasizes that the clearest message may lie in what is not said, reminding readers to keep conversations short to avoid misses and confusion.
Farmers urged to vaccinate spring pigs against cholera
An appeal by livestock health authorities urged farmers to vaccinate Spring pigs against cholera before they grow large to conserve serum supplies for a potential summer epizootic. Officials warned another cholera cycle may be overdue, noting a 25 percent rise in outbreaks last year and the risk of exhausting serum if vaccination is delayed.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Wheat acreage goal for 1945 set at 67 to 70 million
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones announced farmers will plant 67 to 70 million acres of wheat in 1945. This target compares with 67 million acres harvested this year and 55 million in 1943.
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Marvin Jones
War Production Board Plans $9 Million Knitted Items
Washington announces a program to produce 99,275,000 knitted garments for children and work socks for men. Items include infants and children hosiery, boys shorts, heavy weight union suits, infants pants sleepers mittens helmets caps and other headwear to relieve clothing shortages.
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Washington
War Production Board
Million refunds announced for 1943 tax returns
Washington reports more than one million refunds issued since March 15 on 1943 individual income tax returns. About 17 million remain entitled and will take months to mail. Refund checks are mailed by the Treasury regional disbursing office in the taxpayer’s district after processing in New York.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Office of the Treasury
New York
Americans matching his courage rise in strength
Americans rally behind a fearless figure, their collective resolve growing as they recognize his bravery across communities. The movement gathers momentum with widespread support and resolve to persevere.
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Legion
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Victor
Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
WPB
Zack
Pepsi-Cola
Distributors
Randol Pepsi-Cola Agency
Sikeston, Missouri
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