Sikeston Girl Wins In Essay Contest By Mary Ann Hitchcock
Mary Ann Hitchcock of 411 Moore Avenue Sikeston won one of five awards in a Missouri State Medical Association Woman's Auxiliary essay contest announced March 28. High school students statewide participated with the topic Private Practice Versus Socialized Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Hitchcock
Moore Avenue
Sikeston
Missouri State Medical Association
Missouri
Frank B. Leitz
Kansas City
Debate Over Socialized Medicine in United States
Ernest Chessman, 28, of Sikeston, was arrested at the Greyhound station in New Madrid on a check forgery charge. The piece argues against socialized medicine, defending private practice, noting high doctor training costs and the value of individualized care. The author urges preserving high quality care while seeking fairer billing.
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United States
Greece
Britain
Germany
Norway
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Poland
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Canada
South
State
Public Health Service
Chidren
Ernest Chessman
Sikeston
Greyhound
New Madrid
Chessman
Bank
Music Festival Highlighted by Southeast Missouri Schools
Forty five area high schools join the district Music Competitive Festival at State College Cape Girardeau with events in band orchestra chorus and more. Class B Class C and Class D group entries include Cape Central Sikeston Dexter Park Hills and many others. A separate note reports a theft and arrest involving Cecil C Boyer and Chessman after a forged check. Chessman was taken to Benton county jail after arrest at New Madrid.
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Southeast Missouri
State College
Cape Girardeau
Cape Central
Caruthersville
Crystal City
de Soto
Dexter
East Prairie
Farmington
Festus
Herculaneum
Holcomb
Jackson
Sikeston
Advance
Archurd
Benton
Bernie
Caldwell
Chaffee
Charleston
Clarkton
College High
Ellington
Eminence
Esther
Gideon
Holland
Hornersville
Silmo-Fornfelt
Ironton
Leadwood
Lilbourn
Malden
Matthews
New Madrid
Cecil C. Boyer
Chessman
Poyner
Wallace
Former Sikeston Woman Dies in Memphis Hospital
Grace Meldrum Diehl, 46, daughter of John C. Meldrum of Sikeston, died in Memphis last Thursday night from complications of diseases. A Memphis resident for 23 years, she was born September 20, 1902 in Marquand, Missouri. Funeral held Sunday at Albritton Chapel with Rev. R. M. Talbert officiating. interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving include her husband, her father, and brother John Meldrum Jr. of Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Diehl
John C. Meldrum
Sikeston
Memphis
Kaiser-Frazer Reduces Car Prices Dramatically
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation announced in Detroit a price cut on its autos ranging from 198 to 333 dollars. It follows reductions by General Motors and Willys-Overland, which trimmed cars by 10 to 40 dollars and up to 150 dollars on trucks, while Willys-Overland cut 25 to 270 dollars. Ford Motor Company may follow as material costs ease.
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Willys-Overland
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Detroit
General Motors
Kaiser-Frazer
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Ford
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Mary Ann
J. N. Hitchcock
Hae
By Ae la
Moses Yr Te
Uae
Wellton & Williams
Missoun's
W. Malone
Insurance Croup
America
Ance Group
Scott Insurance Agency
Stallcup
E. A. Reissaus
Sonotone
Sonotone of
Carbondale
Dunn Hotel
Sikeston, MO
Lair’s
Missouri Pacific
Cairo
Ill Paducah, Ky
Poplar Bluff
Springfield
Little Rock
Dallas
Houston
Los Angeles
TTT Pacific Bus Lines
Kelvinator
Lewis Sales Company
Sikeston, Missos
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