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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1944

Page

7

New Madrid County Canning Aides Form Community Network

Herbert F H Rolf and Laurel E Weddle lead New Madrid County Extension in food preservation education. Thirty five elected canning aides cross the county to distribute university circulars on canning drying brining and freezing. Aides will supply materials and answer preservation questions to help homes and communities. Also notes on two bean beetles the Mexican and common types and their control with safe dusts and timing before harvest.

New Madrid J E Lewis Big Praine H E Guill Kewanee Emery Sutton Parma Harry Meier Parma W M McGee Pinder Paul Barfoot Jericho John Haubold Marston Denis Uptain LaForge Arthur Vrooman Portagesille J M Heath Catron Ruben Blades Maple Grove Lloyd Darnell Bockerton Woodrow Gideon C S Jones Missouri

Beet Bean Pest Control During Wartime Dusts

Wartime agricultural guidance notes rotenone dusts are non toxic to humans and valued for beans but demand restricted concentrations. Recommendations call for application rates heavier than normal within wartime safety limits to improve pest control while minimizing risk.

Supreme Court ruling expands federal election fraud jurisdiction

The Supreme Court on May 22 held in a Kentucky election case that federal courts can prosecute election fraud bribery and related offenses when US officials are involved. The decision reverses prior doubt about federal jurisdiction and covers absentee voting frauds as well, citing past Kansas City cases and the Pendergast machine.

Supreme Court of the United States Kentucky Chandler United States Kansas City Supreme Court

Ten Dollar GE War Bond For Those In Service

Washington reports the Treasury will issue a GI war bond priced at 750 and redeemed for 10. The bond targets members of the army navy marines Coast Guard and maritime service. Treasury officials said it will be sold only to service personnel.

Washington The Treasury Armed Services Army Navy Marines Coast Guard Maritime Service

Legion to honor Knox at national convention in Chicago

The American Legion will posthumously award the Distinguished Service Medal to Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox for his service to the Nation. Knoxs widow said she accepted an invitation to receive the medal at the national convention in September in Chicago. Gen H Arnold Army air chief and Henry Ford are also slated to receive the award. Bamboo is described as a fast growing grass.

Manchester N H The American Legion Secretary of the Navy Frank Know Legion Knoxs Chicago H. Arnold Henry Ford

War Bond appeal urges mass investors for victory

Patriotic call links Tarawa Salergo and Cassino to sacrifice. Citizens urged to buy War Bonds in larger amounts, invest 100 200 300 400 dollars or more, joining volunteers who promote the war effort and support invasion troops.

Tarawa Salergo Cassino

Cows Stretch Food Supplies in War Time Report

A Bureau of Agricultural Economics study shows one hundred hours of milk production yields 1854 milligrams of calcium and 2008 milligrams of riboflavin, far surpassing pork beef lamb and eggs. Milk provides about 20 percent of US nutrients but 75 percent of calcium, highlighting the cow’s efficiency in a labor‑shortage economy.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States National Dairy Council

Missouri appoints tourism director in Jefferson City

Hugh Denney of Columbia was named to lead the newly created tourist and recreation department division of the Resources and Development Commission in Jefferson City, tasked with attracting visitors to Missouri.

Jefferson City Hugh Denney Columbia Incu Stile Tourist and Recreation Department Resources and Development Commission

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Herbert F H Rolf Laurel E Weddle Legion TO Honor Knox Nth Ralph Sikeston, Missour Hitler Tojo Sikeston Grocer Company Wholesale Grocers Sikeston S&keston
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