Sikeston to Host War Bond Drive Committees
City chairman R A Harper announces districts and chairmen for Sikeston Fifth War Loan Drive. House-to-house visits set for Wednesday June 14 from 5 to 8 PM. Executive committee led by Harper. Publicity chaired by Ernest Harper with local members. districts named with numerous volunteers across Sikeston and surrounding areas.
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Sikeston
R. A. Harper
C. C. Scott
T. A. Martin
W. A. Myers
W. O. Carroll
Ralph Carroll
Ernest Harper
District Farmers Visit Trial Fields in Southeast Missouri
J R DixIe Paulling of the University of Missouri led a 150 farmer group on a tour of the Southeast Missouri Experiment Station noting the station as the basis for county agent recommendations. He highlighted soil fertility, legume cultivation, lime use, and comparison plots of corn, wheat, lespedeza, cotton, and soybeans. The visit included station manager Carl Luper and County Agent Joe Caldwell with local extension workers and landowners.
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Southeast Missouri Experiment Station
J. R
Dixie) Paulling
Paulling
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Missouri
Dixie
Carl Luper
Scott County
Joe Caldwell
Jane Wolf
Waters Bound Over To Scott Circuit Court
Sikeston physician Dr J F Waters was bound over to Scott County Circuit Court after waiving a preliminary hearing. He posted 500 bond and was arrested Monday afternoon after a disturbance at the City Pig when he followed his wife and threw a pistol into a car as Chief Harold Wallace approached.
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J. F. Waters
Sikeston
Scott County
Frank Smith
Waters
Harold Wallace
City Pig
Wallace
Governor Donnell to Speak in Sikeston
Missouri Governor Forrest C. Donnell, Republican U S Senate nominee candidate, will speak in Sikeston on Tuesday afternoon June 20. He plans to discuss his candidacy, speak at Chaffee in the morning, lunch with local leaders, then address a crowd in Sikeston at 2 p m with a sound truck present. Further visit details will be released next week.
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Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
United States
Sikeston
Chaffee
Senator Clark pushes flood control plan with erosion fix
Senator Bennett C. Clark will propose an erosion control amendment to the postwar flood plan before Congress. He spoke after visiting Southeast Missouri including Sikeston to confer with civic and agricultural leaders on flood protection needs. He backed a Senate Commerce Subcommittee agenda for an $810 million construction program with concurrent erosion prevention funding and urged a Missouri River Commission and Army engineers to control dams and reservoirs to avoid past flood conditions on the Missouri and Osage rivers. There are 35 main Red Cross blood plasma donor centers and 63 mobile collecting units nationwide.
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Bennett C. Clark
Congress
Clark
Missouri
Sikeston
Senate Commerce
House
Missouri River Commission
Army Engineers
Missouri River
Osage
Red Cross
United States
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