Washington report on post office site plans and veterans bills
Report from Washington details authorization for planning and site acquisition for future post office buildings in various districts. Notes that no construction is planned yet, but ready plans and sites may be used to provide employment. Also covers House action on military pay bills, veterans pension, farm programs, and Commodity Credit Corporation storage authorizations.
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Congress
Will Whittington
Committee On Public Works
Cape Girardeau
10Th Congressional District
Whittington
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
House
Committee On Armed Services
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Highway Condition Bulletin June 15 1949 Pemiscot to Stoddard
Road bulletin lists detours and conditions for major routes U S 61 in Pemiscot and U S 62 in New Madrid with shoulder work and one way traffic. Cape Girardeau Route 25 shoulder construction with minor disruption. Bollinger and Stoddard Route C oiling, Dunklin Route A oil mat, and various bridges under construction in New Madrid and Route J oil in Stoddard with little inconvenience.
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U. 8
Pemiscot County
Portageville
New Madrid
Risco
Cape Girardeau County
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Stoddard
Dunklin
Senath
Mississippi
Veterans Can Still Claim Disability Compensation
The Veterans Administration reminds veterans who were told to skip claims for service connected disabilities that they may apply at any time after leaving service. They should contact a VA regional or community office to file, after which a rating board determines service connection, compensation level, and eligibility for vocational training if needed. A veteran may work without reducing benefits.
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Veterans Administration
Armed Forces
Veterans Medical Service
Ouling operations in progress from Bloomfield West
Ouling operations are underway eight miles west of Bloomfield. Route detours advised. avoid Butler and Wayne counties if possible.
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Ing
Bloomfield
Butler
Wayne Counties
Wappapella
Chaffee Man Awarded $30 000 for Leg Injury
Melvin Talley, 25, of Chaffee, awarded 30000 for injuries suffered January 1 when struck by a truck driven by Carl Landis of Anna, Illinois, while walking Route 3. Talley, a former soldier, showed a rubber leg claim of failed knitting after 17 months in army hospitals. Cairo circuit court ordered Landis to pay Talley, the largest personal damages award in Alexander County, per officials.
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Melvin Talley
Chaffee
Carl Landis
Anna
McClure
DL Talley
Circuit Court
Cairo
Landis
Talley
Alexander County
Reliable Quality Guaranteed in All Services Daily
A short jingle highlights dependable quality and guaranteed satisfaction with consistent service and fair prices across yesterday, today, and tomorrow, signaling ongoing customer assurance from a local business.
Lairs Grow as Satisfied Customers List Expands
A growing roster of delighted clients highlights increasing demand for the service. The note mentions a continuing trend of positive feedback and expanding market presence, underscoring steady growth and customer satisfaction.
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Ion
Lair’s
Renowned Indianapolis Expert Demonstrates Howe Rupture Method
Well known Indianapolis expert will personally demonstrate his method at the Dunn Hotel in Sikeston on Wednesday June 15 from 2 30 P M to 6 P M. The Howe method claims rapid recovery with no matter the rupture size or location and can be worn while bathing. The Howe Rupture Shield is waterproof sanitary and indestructible with a perfect fit from molding under heat. Mail P O Box 5233 E St Station Indianapolis for information.
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Indianapolis
Dunn Hotel
Sikeston
Howe
P. O
Eee St
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Washington
Paul C. Jones
Missouri
Sandard
Corton
BUICK
Sikeston Auto Sales
W. Center
Newspaper
Rabhiye
Sikeston, Missouri
Cord Body
Goodyear
Servce
St. Kingshighway
Chaffee Man
Geo. L. Howe
Continental Assurance CompAny
W. A. Myers
P. O. Box
Sikeston, MO
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