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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1949

Page

7

Paul Jones Sees Southwest Power Project Benefit

Paul Jones defends his 1950 vote on the Southwest Power Administration project praising rural electrification in Southeast Missouri. He argues federal loans and grants justified by co ops profits, rejects private utility bias, and notes power from Corps projects via SPAs marketing role, with line construction to serve REA coops at low rates over 50 years. He invites constituent input and offers further information.

Paul Jones National House of Representatives Missouri Congress Southwestern Power Administration REA Southeast Missour Secretary of the Interior United States Corps of Engineers Southwest Prirate

St Joseph Man Appointed Director of Public Buildings

Fred E. Appleton of St. Joseph, age 33 and former air force major, has been named director of public buildings by Governor Forrest Smith. He previously served as construction superintendent for Swift and Co and is a Kansas State College graduate. He will oversee the state institutions multi million dollar construction program.

Fred E. Appleton St. Joseph Forrest Smith Appleton Air Force Swift & Co Kansas State College

River Commission to conduct hearings across river system

The Mississippi River Commission will hold annual high water inspections from Cairo to Baton Rouge beginning April 26, using the Steamer Mississippi to Baton Rouge and the General John Newton on the coast waterway. Public hearings will be held at Cairo Hickman New Madrid Caruthersville and other points aboard the Mississippi April 26 27. Commission members include Eng Gen P A Feringa and others from Washington Saint Louis Delavan Baton Rouge and more. Get our prices before you buy. LAIR'S

Vicksburg Mass Mississippi River Commission Mississippi River Cairo Ill Baton Rouge P. A. Feringa New Orleans Atchafalaya River General Feringa Mississippi General John Newton Intracoastal P A. Feringa Miss Ernest Graves Washington, D. C Clark Kittrell St. Low New Madrid Caruthersville

Missouri Rural Road Plan Clarified by Governor Advi

Governor Forrest Smiths bipartisan advisory committee backs a four cent motor fuel tax to fund a ten year plan. The program would add and maintain 32 500 miles of state and rural roads including 24 000 farm to market and feeder roads, totaling 443 million dollars for construction and upkeep across Missouri. Citizens urged to support House Bill No. 185 to push rural road improvements.

Forrest Smith Missouri Highway Commission Smith Missour

Health for All Tuberculosis Eradication Drive

Tuberculosis kills Americans every 11 minutes but can be eradicated only if people nationwide recognize the threat and demand adequate controls. An estimated 500,000 Americans have active TB, with about half known to authorities and another 250,000 believed unknown. Finding and treating these unknown cases is essential to eradication.

United States Health Department Tuberculosis Association Missouri Tuberculosis Association

Concordia youth wins oratorical award for Missouri

Paul Heyne, a Concordia high school pupil, won first place in the 11th annual American Legion oratorical contest held in Jefferson City. He will represent Missouri on April 12 at the regional contest in Topeka Kansas, speaking on The Sovereignty of the People, Then and Now. Second place went to Bob Wallace of Springfield, third to Joseph Callahan of Normandy, and fourth to Eska Nash of Columbia. The prize included $100 and a gold medal.

Concordia High School Paul Heyne Missouri Topeka Kansas Heyne American Legion Jefferson City Bob Wallace Springfield Joseph Callahan Normandy Eska Nash Columbia

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