Russia Showcased Socialist System Under Five Year Plans
A critical overview argues that Soviet socialism failed to deliver prosperity, highlighting the police state, government ownership, and repeated failed five year plans. It contrasts Russia with American free enterprise and warns against expanding government control at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Hungary
America
Peter F. Hurst
Michigan
United States News & Worlld Aeria
Virginia Research-Edator
G. Warren Nritie
Wu. S. C.atonal Bureau of Economic Factories
Worn
Nutter
Ousiv
Soviet Union
East Germany
New Madrid High School Boy Drowns at Dike Hole
New Madrid Loses teen athlete Raip Palmer 15 during a camping trip at Dike Hole. Palmer disappeared while breakfasting with two companions. an abandoned boat half filled with water prompted search and discovery by federal game agent David W. Fisher.
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New Madrid
Raip Palmer
Dike Hole
Palmer
David W. Fisher
Federal
Grape State California Leads U.S. Grape and Raisin Output
California dominates fruit production, supplying about 94 percent of national grapes and nearly all raisins. The report estimates substantial but uncertain shares for wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Delta Drive-In Break-In Reported Along Highway 61
Sheriff John Denmis reports a break-in at the Delta Drive-In Theatre on Highway 61 Sunday night. Intruders stole about 540 in merchandise and damaged the cigarette machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denmis
Delta Drive- In
Highway 61
Gilmore and Oliver Discuss Finance Laws at Coalesce Club
At the Rustic Rock Inn Monday night the Coalesce Club heard Prosecuting Attorney Webber Gilmore and Probate Judge Charles Oliver explain the 1933 probated code and its effects on widows and heirs.Mrs. Bin Sapp presided. hostesses Abbs. James Bonner and Joann Doggett decorated tables with jonquils, clover-themed place cards, and Patrick’s Day touches. Guests Mrs. Paul Jobe, Mrs. Dor Dunavan, and new member Mrs. Carl Walker were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finanlee
Coalesce Club
Rustic Rock Inn
Aiitorney Weber Gilmore
Charles Oliver
Abrs
Nat Snider
Mirs
Harold Vozel
Oliver
bin Sapp
James Bonner
Joann. Doggett Avere
Paul Jobe
Dor Dun¢van
Carl Walker
Surprise Farewell Party for Robert White Family
A surprise farewell party hosted by Sikeston Choral Group of the Church of Christ honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and Melda Ann at Ray Hubbert’s home Monday. Decorations featured a Good Luck Bob banner. biblical games and refreshments followed. Luggage was given as a going away gift to the honorees. numerous relatives and friends attended or were invited.
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Sikeston
Church of Christ
Robert White
Melda Ann
Ray Hubbderit
Bob
Pat
Mel
Harold Yarbrough
Rhonda
Harold Vick
Tony
Bruce Carroll
Mike
J. R. James
Sharon
E Garner
James Howell
Sammy Jerrell
Bruce Lambert
Janice
Clifford Hubbert
David
Phil
Frank Brown
Johnny Blackwelder
Wanda Baugh
James Baugh
Bobbie Jean Dodd
Marcia Moore
Virginia Blackwelder
Lorita Throop
Wendell Shain
Jerry Townsend
Eugene Andersen
Ulisses Lillian
Loretta Welch
Barbara Lambert
Gloria
Frances MccGee
Robert Hubbert
E. Eason
John Faucett
Ray Hubbert
Throop
Blackwelder
Laura Ann Circle Elects Officers at March Meeting
Laura Ann Circle of the Little Wine General Baptist Church met March 5 led by President Mrs. KR York. Members sang My Faith Looks Up to Thee in unison as Jerald Ayers discussed Faith and healing from Luke 7 1:28. New officers elected: President Mrs. C R York, Vice President Mrs. Jerald Ayers, Secretary Mrs. Carter Bell, Reporter Mrs. Ronnie Northcutt. Sixteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Berniece Whittington, attended. meeting adjourned with Circle Prayer and social hour with refreshments by Mrs. Ruth Pruett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ann
Little Wine General Baptist Church
KR. York
Jerald _Avers
C. R.york
Jerald Ayers
Carter Bell
Ronnie North— Cutt
Berniece Whittington
Ruth Pruett
Presbyterian Youths Fellowship Meeting Highlight World Missions
The Presbyterian Youth Fellowship ended its weekly meeting at the church with a World Missions program centered on Our World Task. Mrs Hemba Young led as local chair and the session featured songs, a Cutlesonat, and talks by Wilma Young Judy Ter Judy Rawlings and Miss Rawlings. Mr and Mrs Robert Hope sponsored the fellowship.
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Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
World Missions
Hemba Young
Young
Robert Hope
Wilma Young
Judy
Judy Rawlings
Ung
Jesus
Moore Otten Engagement Announced
Air and Mrs Alpheus B X ve 1 announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jean Moore of St Louis to John Jos Otten son of Mr and Mrs Bernard T Otten of Florissant The bride is a graduate of Immaculate Conception School New Madrid and Missouri State College Cape Girardeau She attended St Louis University Hospital School of Nursing and is a nurse The groom is a St Louis University engineering student and former US Navy or truck The couple's wedding plans are incomplete.
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Alpheus B
Mary Jean Moore
St. Louis
John Jos
Otten
Bernard T. Otten
Florissant
Immaculate Conception School
New Madrid
Osust
Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis University
Nure
Mrs Ella Carmack Honored by Daughters at Birthday Dinner
Daughters Arle Burch and Bill Penington hosted a surprise birthday dinner for their mother Mrs Ella Carmack at 216 Luhan Drive. Family and grandchildren joined the 68 year old honoree for gifts, visiting, and TV after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Carmack
Arle Burch
Bill Penington
Luhan Drve
Mbrs
4Th Street
Arlie Burch
Bill Fenniston
Johnny Shell
Roy Carmack
Earl Carmack
Allen Carmer
Billy Joe Mccabee
Moo
Dowden Receives Honor Society Pledge at Rolla Mines
Jay Dowden pledges Tau Beta Pi at Rolla School of Mines. His father, Clarence Dowden, helped found the local society in 1948. Jay, a Sikeston High School graduate, will receive a chemical engineering degree from the School of Mines on May 26 and is married to Patsy Van Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Dowden
Rolla School of Mines
Alt
Clarence Dowden
Jax
Tau Beia Pi
Dowden
Sikeston High School
Patsy van Hook
Sikeston
Rolla
School of Alines
Don Nicholson Named To Permanent Roster Of College Choir
Transylvania College freshman Don Nicholson of Lexington Ky has been added to the permanent roster of the college choir. Choir director Harvey O Davis announced. Nicholson, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Nicholson, will join the Spring Tour to Washington D C and Kentucky Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania. He is a Morehouse High School graduate.
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Donald Nicholson
Transyylvania College
Leaington
Transylvania College
Harvey O. Davis
Nicholson
Glenn Nicholson
Washington, D. C
Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Morehouse High School
Everley Hays G.A.s Meet at Church
The Everley Hays G.A.s of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at 6 50. The meeting opened with prayer by Carol Jane Bartholomew. After the business session the Annie Armstrong Program was studied. Mrs. Oda Masters closed with prayer. Refreshments were served by hostess Suzanne Bolen. The next meeting will be at Carol Jane Bartholomew's home on March 26.
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Everley Hays Glas
The
First Baptist Church
Carol Jane Bartholomew
Annie Armstrong
Oda Masters
Suzanne Bolen
New Madrid County Band Festival Friday at Canalou Gym
The New Madrid County Band Festival will be held at the Canalou Gymnasium this Friday night beginning at 7 30 o clock. Participating schools are Parma Portageville Gideon New Madrid Canalou Matthews and Lilbourn.
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New Madrid County
Canalou
New Madrid
Canalou Gymnasium
Parma
Portageville
Gideon
Matthews
Lilbourn
Hubberts Attend Funeral of Grandmother Hubbert
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hubbert attended the funeral for Mrs A J Hubbert, grandmother to Mr Hubbert, at the Church of Christ in Hubbertville Sixty relatives and friends gathered for the Saturday afternoon service with burial in Hubbertville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hubbert
Ca. Me
A. J. Hubbert
Church of Christ
Hubbertville
David
Phil
Farm policy at crossroads as Ellender and Cooley loom
In Washington, committee chairmen wield power over farm bills as Allen Ellender of Louisiana and Harold Cooley of North Carolina shape the prospects for this session. Ellender says no big changes to farm legislation this year, with limited adjustments like one year extension of PL 480. He warns success hinges on the soil bank reducing production, and questions the logic of foreign aid programs that subsidize global crop expansion. He advocates reexamining the whole farm export program and stresses caution before the next crop year.
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Washington
Congress
Rhius
Agriculture Committee
Allen Eliender
Louisiana
Senate
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
House
Ynhose
Sen
Ellender
Wil
Rep
Cooler
P. L
Arbin
Len Elenger
Eliender
Sen. Ellender
Notice of Annual School Election in Scott County Missouri
Notice states regular annual school election in Scott County Missouri district No Bs on July 2, 1957. Polls open 6am to 7pm at multiple district sites including elementary and Lincoln schools and town hall Miner City. Voters elect two directors for three years, approve tax levies for operations and building funds, and approve school tax measures. Endorsed by Roger A Beiley Secretary Board of Education.
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Missouri
Scott County
Missour
Arsuel School
Der
Acc
Tee
Confedenr Proeastin Seid Diseidt
Hle
South Grede
Lincoln School
Town Hall
Miner & Lee Hunter School
Matthews School
Serring & School Tex
Smc Sc&ac
Avtico
Jevrine & Schoel Ter
Sikeston
Zpnl
Tre Pellerg
Prairie Avenue
Dickson Micacel Gerege
Main Street
Mitchell Sharp
Center Street
Third Ward
Clifton Wilhems
Melone Avenue
W. Melone Avenue
Eps
Ward
South Moir Street
Bulldoc Inn
EL Melone Avenue
Cate
Skeston
Bro Vaeces
Apc
Gir Council of the Cry of
Missowrius
Maren
John
W- Vaugan
City - Ciezk
City of Sikeston Voters Approve Street Paving Resolution
A 1957 notice from Sikeston Missouri outlines a resolution declaring the paving of Doe Street from Otis Avenue south to Washington Street as necessary. It details assessment methods, cost handling, publication steps, and official approval signatures by City officials.
Missouri Senate Proposes Salary Bill for State Officials
The Missouri General Assembly considers Joint Resolution No 4 to amend Article II of the state constitution, mandating a salary of three hundred dollars per month for Senators and Representatives. The measure, authored by State officers, outlines submission to voters at a special election to be held on June 2, 1387, with state seal certification.
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State of
Missouria
Astele
Missoumi
Yvelenog
Zeme Sentaonves
Senate
Missouri
State of Misson
Stcte
Department of State
Weim
Tobecman
Secretary of State
of Missour
House
Resolution declaring paving Fourth Street in Smith Addition
City Council of Sikeston Missouri resolves to pave Fourth Street from Smith Avenue north to private property along the north line of Lots 36 to 40 in the Smith Addition. It authorizes construction of pavement at owner expense via special assessment. The resolution directs publishing in two weekly newspapers for public notice and outlines cost bearing and process.
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Otis Avenue
Waskington
Siteston
Sikeston
Besssoue
Cory
Sizesion
Comstechss
Orazecece
Tee
Clare
Deering Sernelr
Tre
Cmd
Sikestos
Merca
Chas. H. Butler
Meyer
Jona W. Veugles
Smith Avenue
Los
A. Smith
Sireston
CIY
State OF
Nora
Lilliam
Ofimien
Gereral
Sikeston Dercic
S.kestar
Tsis
Smd
Mercr
Cace F. Butler
Meror Agtes
Worth
Osage Avenue
Hort Street
Missouri
State OF Missouri
City of
Skestan
North Street
City Courel
Odinence
Cite Ecl
Sikeston Bercid
Senerel Ieligton
Sikestor
Acca
Meccan
EF Bauer
Merce
Josn Wl Weuchs
Cow
Essary
Sheretzcom
Sealy
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Malone Avenue
Siheson
Bio
Sikeston Herald
Paissoumm Fress Service
Bec
Columbia
George S. Benson
National Education Program
Karl Marx
England
Americas
LRISH
Grape State
Delta Drive-In
John Donoho
Sikeston, Missouri
Dad
Mother
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gilmore
Laura Ann Circle
Presbyterian Youths
Moore-Otten
Don Nicholson
Everley Hays
G.a.s
Hubberts
Grant
Clinton Devideon
Edger A. Collins
Gail Collins
Scot
Edger A. Collinas
Scott
Brrssouri
Kevth & McCora
Roy F_ hough
Méssocri
Stoczckheiders
Secord
D. Matthews
Wac
Seeston, MO
Asrec
C_ D. MATTHEWS ESTATE. INC
Skestor
Bussove
Ste Bank of Siveston
Siveston
Mosdcey, Chalat Cay
Zonk
W. S. Correigan
Messouri
Pilz
ORO Terapee
Amendaent
Generel
Ciesk
Coteck
Specker
Boese
Walter A. Toberman
Sata
Chas. K. Butler
John Www
Vaughn
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