Missouri man seeks $8500 after life sentence overturned
Charleston jurisdiction hears that Frank Houston, Negro, jailed for first degree murder in 1940, was freed after a Supreme Court ruling on a technicality. Legislation in Jefferson City would award him $8500 for seven years served he should not have endured.
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Frank Houston
Jefferson City
Enterprise Courier
Houston
Supreme Court of Missouri
L. B. Lemb
J. C. McDowell
George Brigges
H_ A. Coon
Ralph Carr
H. Dficklin
Claude Mo
Health and housing impact on TB and mental illness
A New York study links tuberculosis to poor housing and low income with Manhattan rates far higher than Queens. Mental illness hospitalization also rises in cities versus rural areas, suggesting stress of city life affects health and that higher living standards may reduce illness.
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New York
Gtr
Manhattan
Queens
New York State
East Prairie Teens, Visitors Share Local Life News
East Prairie residents hosted friends and relatives from St Louis Memphis and Indianapolis over weekends and weekdays. Local events included birthday parties for Cindy Lou Kersey and Mike Nichols with family and friends, hospital updates, district meetings, and junior class United Nations Scholarship tests with Gay Dean Sanders earning a prize.
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Louis Dalton
Wyatt
Lilliard Davis
Imogene Gullion
Jess Gulilion
Jar Nichols
Glenna Stevens
Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Inby
St Louis
George Crowe
J. R. Sonny Bard
Memphis Tonn
Howard Pritchett
Sinister
William Hale
Margie Hilton
Richard Bright
Jim Drewery
St .Mary's Hospital
Cairo
Howard Schneider
St Stanfield
Lv Benson
Poplar Bluff
Dimnwood Inn
Brr
Bob Johnson
Alton
Frank Hanor
Ars
Bob Marshall
Warman MelIntyre
L. I. Denton
Lawrence Baker
Bertrand
Arle Baker
Travis W. Shelby, Jr
T. L. Chidester
Sikeston
East Prairie
P. W. Carey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lillard Davis
Jackie Bard
Memphis State College
Memphis
Jerry
St. Louis
Arlo Baker
Jack Gabler
Gabler
J. B. Bard
H. G. Davis
J. B.carey
St. Francis Hospital
Cape
Mr. Carey
Dallas Beers
Herrin
Janice
Mike Asichols
Kir
Sirs
Jay Nichols
Nichols
Sharon Wilburn
Gale Morgan
Tonya Horton
Forrest Jaye Nichols
Mike
Maron
Bernard
Cindy Lou Kersey
Orville Kersey
Roosevelt Street
Kindy Lou
A. H. Ashley
Jack Ashley
Lola Ashley
Nashville, Tenn
James Ashley
Sharon Sandra
Jim
Monroe
Charleston
Gene Ashley
Bruce Larkins
Osteopathic Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Airs
W. O. Edwards
Miami
Fila
Afr
Norman Kay
Chaffee
Willie Loomis
Floretta
Benny Loomis
Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Benny
Lela Burnes
Carl Burns
Charlie Ward
Roy Woods
Mar. Srd
Bob Brannum
Lorene Dickery
Jerry Harvell
Butell Stagner
Poplar Suit
Jimmy Casey
Verlon Buttey
Billy McIntosh
Kenneth Burcks
Charles Freeland
United Nations
Dean Sanders
Shirley Morgan
Shirley Chanley
Betty Lewis
Marv Sexton
Lonnie Combs
Jerry Greenwood
Darrell Hillis
Dale Hopgood
East Prairie High School
Riverside library to open Illmo and Benton branches
Riverside Regional Library Board adopted plans to open branches at Illmo and Benton, each likely three half days weekly. Illmo occupies Mrs Sides building with opening set for April 1, while Benton will use Hess Porter Frobase Drug Store site. The bookmobile continues service and branches will offer films records and 3000 to 4000 books per branch.
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Riverside Regional Library Board
Illmo
Benton
Ilmo
Sides
Hess Porter
Frobase Drug Store
Willing Workers 4-H Club elects Bennett family officers
Fourteen youths and nine parents met at Ray Bennett home near Ancell on March 1. Harvey Bennett was chosen president with Marvin Dohogne as vice president and Johnny Schwartz secretary. Kathleen Raines became treasurer and Carolyn Kieffer reporter. Carol Bennett and Mary Jane Schwartz led games and songs. Leaders named include Mrs Albert Sandvos community leader and Mrs Ray Bennett assistant. Project leaders covered canning gardening tractor maintenance with Andrew Kieffer and Albert Sandvos. The group adopted the name Willing Workers 4-H Club.
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Ray Bennett
Ancell
Marth
Lawson
Harvey Bennett
Marvin Dohogne
Johnny Schwartz
Kathleen Raines
Carolyn Kieffer
Carol Bennett
Mary Jane Schwartz
Albert Sandvos
Canning
Andrew Kieffer
Beginner's Luck for New Camera Owners
Advice for new camera owners on using a camera safely and effectively. Read the instruction booklet to understand your model and limits, and study the film label to know loading and exposure under varying light. Keep the camera away from dust and heat, and ask the dealer for help if unsure.
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Ius
Garden Spading as Exercise for Gardeners
A how to on spring spading explains that eight hours of work over several days can spade about 13 500 square feet of soil with no sore muscles. It urges systematic, gradual depth, straight-down strokes with a 12 inch blade, and describes trenching methods to prepare beds and perennial plots while noting differing schooling on depth and use for various crops.
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