Plans for Reorganizing Executive Departments Proposed
President Truman submitted seven plans to Congress for reorganizing executive departments. Plans seek to create a Welfare Department and shift agencies to the Labor Department and other offices. The 60 day window could influence the August 19 adjournment. A $3 billion annual saving is projected if all reforms are adopted.
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House of Congress
Truman
Congress
Commission of Reorganization
Welfare Department
Department of Welfare
Federal Security Agency
Food and Drug Administration
Public Health
Social Security
Oscar R. Ewing
Welfare
Bureau of Accounts
Comptroller
Plan No
Civil Service Com
College of Agriculture Comes to Missouri Students
The University of Missouri announces a plan to save time for freshmen entering the College of Agriculture and related fields next fall. Representatives will travel to fifteen area centers in July to register new students, with meetings starting at 9:30 a.m. Dates span Palmyra July 1 to Independence July 28.
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University of Missouri
College of Agriculture
University
Columbia
Palmyra
Milan
Albany
Plattsburg
Carrollton
Lebanon
Mt. Vernon
West Plains
St. Charles
Fredericktown
New Madrid
Salem
Sedalia
Butler
Independence
Jesse Hall
Septemb
Hard Life For Conservation Agents In Missouri Patrols
Piedmont, Mo. conservation agent Art Province patrols Clearwater Lake where most fishers forgot permits. He spots a man with a permit in a translucent holder on his hat, praised for the invention. His wife’s permit remains in the car. Easy payments to suit any income.
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Piedmont
Art Province
Art
Madison County
Clearwater Lake
Sikeston Births and Deaths May 1949 Report
May 1949 Sikeston district birth list records numerous newborns with parent names including Ables, Applewhite, Beavers, BlAR, Brinkman, Brown, Carver, Case, Coffman, DeWitt, Dickerson, Dover, Dozier, Dysart, Edwards, Foster, Freeman, Gurley, Henley, Hubbard, Jackson, Jones, Matthews, Miller, Nelson, Morgan, Poole, Powell, Raines, Reid, Reynolds, Robinett, Scoles, Vandemark, Watson, Werneck, Wheeler, Whistle, Yeargain, plus additional births in listed towns Pain ton, Catron, Box 30 Matthews, Morley, Essex, Bell City, Dexter, Oran, Gray Ridge, Matthews, Vancyser, Bloomfield, Morehouse, Jay Wye, and Canada. Deaths include local residents Eaton, Grant, Harrington, Holderby, Husher, Klein, Peeples, Reeves, Woods and others, with scattered entries from Crowder, Lilbourn, Doniphan, Rural, Cape Girardeau, New Hamburg, Perkins. Medical officials note reports from attending physicians for any unlisted May births.
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Neil Elwood
Clennis
Bobby Ables
James William
Albert
Hazel Applewhite
Royce Daniel
Royce
Ethel Beavers
Wilburn Gene
Gravis
Roberta Blar
Linda Sue
Ivan
Margaret Brinkman
Dale Wayne
Paul
Elsie Brown
Gordon Dennis
Gordon
Lily Carver
Christine Marie
Howard
Frances Case
Mary Suzanne
William
Thelma Coffman
Janice Sue
Wallace
Geneva DeWitt
Eules Drupee
Eules
Ciora Dickerson
Ester Ludean
Jasper
Florence Dover
Dannie Ray
Jim
Iva Dozier
Mary Marcile
Mary Dysart
Sharon Yvonne
Homer
Vanitta Edwards
Charlotte Rae
Glenn
Helen Foster
Charlie Kenneth
Fred
Connie Freeman
Judith Ann
Ralph
Verna Gurley
Philip Wesley
Philip
Mary Henley
Betty Jo
George
Charlene Hubbard
Lee Curtis
Robert
Dorothy Jackson
Milford Arthur
Russell
Betty Jones
Edward Calvin
Edward
Peggy Matthews
Rodger Lynn
Rodger
Bonnie Miller
Charlotte Marie
Lois Anderson
Painton
Bradley van
Barney
Hettie Blankenship
Catron
Jackie Stephen
Eddie
Frances Brewer
Box 30
Matthews
Glen Allen
Payton
Mary Bryant
Morley
Mary Esther
Nora Cheaney
Essex
Geraldine
Mose
Ollie Davis
Bell City
Donald Lee
Ronald Lee
Wilburn
Tinnie Ellis
Dexter
Rodger Darrell
Wilson
Dorothy Ervin
Benton
Suzanne
John
Winona Evans
Sharon Kay
Amos
Gladys
French
Point Pleasant
Linda Gail
Minnie Gadberry
Deborah Ann
Elman
Dorothy Gibbs
Richard Cline
Scott
Wanda Hampton
Oran
Charlotte Elaine
Violet Jones
Gray Ridge
Gary Lynn
Harley
Blanch Kelso
John Tommy
Louis
Opal King
Carl David
Bernice Kirby
Vancyser
Donald Dale
Willie
Mae Martin
Ray Noble
Aaron
Flora Martin
Renda Joy
Bobb
Dolores Montgomery
Bloomfield
Larry Eugene
Doyle
Sarah Myers
Morehouse
Sharon Louise
LeRoy
Delia Scott
Canada
Patricia Elaine
Earl
Wanda White
Jay Wye
Karen Kay
James
Irene Willis
Sikeston
Robert Logan Eaton
Elmer Eugene Grant
Hattie Harrington
Thomas Holderby
Mary Elizabeth Husher
James M. Klein
Arthur Don Peeples
Mary Ann Reeves
Sidney Rann Woods
Katie Boyette
Crowder
Lonnie D. Coggain
Lilbourn
Phillip Cruz
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
Andrew Gimlin
Doniphan
Nancie Johnson
Rural
Charleston
James R. Lagrand
Cape Girardeau
Mary Anna Meiderhoff
New Hamburg
Laura Bernice Williams
Perkins
Better bull or horse and hog at Missouri State Fair ad
An advertisement for the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia from August 21 to 28 inviting owners to showcase superior livestock, poultry, quilts, hams, fruit and more. It promises money and distinction for the best offerings and touts Lair's as a source of quality, dependability and value.
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Sedalia
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Alden
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James Earl
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Herman Thomas
Harold
Hildred Poole
Joyce Ann
Vernon
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W. Co
Dorothy Reid
James Allen
Viola Reynolds
Larry Wayne
Lawrence
Mary Robinett
Darla Jeanne
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Gerald Twain
Adolph
Lorene Vandemark
Betty Joe
Walter
Aldine Watson
Linda
Mary Werneck
Clarence
Ernestine Wheeler
Kathy Lyn
Donald and
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Charles Derris
Virginia Worley
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Patrick
Della Yeargain
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