Looking Ahead By Dr George Benson on Communism in China
Dr George Benson warns against trusting rosy depictions of China’s Communists and urges clear choice between freedom and totalitarianism. He cites misperceptions after World War I, Chiang Kai-shek’s opposition to the Reds, U.S. aid failures, and propaganda shaping public opinion toward recognizing Red China. He notes Tong and officials warn neutrality aids Communism and stresses moral decision in world affairs.
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Pacific
China
Downtroddes Mullions
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
United States
U.S.A
Gil
Red China
United Nations
Freedom Forum
Searcy
Hollington K. Tong
Republic of China
Ais
Tong
Heaven
Free World
U.N
Ambassador Tong
Durfee
Cowl Aeronautics Board
Congress
Washington
CAB
Witnesses Fail to Identify Suspect in Malugen Murder
Local witnesses in Poplar Bluff failed to identify Rennie Wilbourn in the Malugen murder case. Wilbourn was wounded by a State Trooper after a running chase, captured after a manhunt spanned Pepler Bluff and Romba uer areas. He surrendered only after being overpowered following warnings and gunfire, then was treated at Poplar Bluff Hospital.
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Malugen
Johnny Malugen
Poplar Bluff
Rennie Wilbourp
State Highway Patrol
Wilbourn
Pepler Bluff
Rombauer
Frisco
Ithursday
New Baptist Church
Baptist Hill
Andover Adamason
Lester Massingham
Dale Crites
Kenneth M. Limk
EC_ Smith
Poplar Bluff Hospital
Pong
Kenneth M. Link
Hickory House
Chicago
Matthewship
Sikeston
Bacon Park
Northwood Hills
News in Brief: local families visit kin and friends
Mrs. Franklin Struwe and sons John and Mike returned Friday from a week in Centralia Missouri visiting Mrs. John Waller and friends. Wm. R. Cauthorn Maurice Bacon and Homer Lancaster of St. Louis stayed at Kentucky Lake from Friday to Sunday. The Givens and Waters families spent the weekend at Kentucky Lake. Fred Ancell and daughter Anna Lee of Cape Girardeau visited relatives. Eugene Buckles and wife returned Sunday after visiting their daughter Linda Kay Kiersey in Memphis and Buckles attended the National Iris Convention.
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Franklin Struwe
John
Mike
John Waller
Centralia
Struwe
Wm. R. Cauthorn
Maurice Bacon
Homer Lancaster
St. Louis
Kentucky Lake
Burl Givens
A. C. Waters
Fred Ancell
Anna Lee
Cape Girardeau
Eugene Buckles
Janien Kiersey
Linda Kay
Memphis
Princeton
Harold Bailey
Aliss Nina Jackson
Sikeston
Morerouse
Roe Laminack
Birnss Lula Lamnack
Pine Bluff
Ark
Fred Laminack
Air
James Covpage
Gail Albright
Sue Black
Barnes Hospital
Charles Alllbright
Hunter Black
Howard Brown
Caudren
Herbert Brown
W_ E_ Carrolton
Ellington, Mo
Lara Brawley
Gerain MecElratn
Joan DeArmon
Brenda
Dexter
Marshall Bryant
Ruben Volz
W. T. Jordan
Mer
Eugene Brown
St. Lows
Les Millford
Alen Neil
Jonesboro, Ark
Alton Bohannon
Hazel Crain
Charley Dalton
St Louis
Flora Crain
S. A Jackson
John Rogers
Meridan
Bull Rauch
St. Francis Ravier School
Lake Wappapella
Edith Dumex
Gene Nunnelee
Mer. Robert Henzi
Otis Daniels
Joan
Joe Donner
Donald Wayne
Morenouse
Weiner
Ode Henning
Susie Estes
Susan Estes
Portageville
Ray Thompson
Ponca City
Okla
Ray Jr
Wess Biggerstaff
Bill Biggerstaff
Henry Hart
Michael
John Burch
Airs
Iven McNew
Aubrey Stinnett
Blythervale
Wards Store
W E. Carrolton
Ellington
Weslaran
A. W. Summers
Charles
Rhoda Gladish
J. W. McNabb
Don Wills
Charles Wilder
Piggon Ark
Manon Clark
Don Cook
Brotherhood
Dever Savage
J. W. Bryant
M. A. Shipman
Marion Clark
Ted Roberts
Wm. N. Roberts
Central College
Helton
Missouri Epsilon
Kappa In Epsilon
Pittsburg
Kansas
Paul Jones
Virginia
Harry Allen
Harry Buckies
Walter McCrary
Carroll
Reno
Matthews
The
Future Homemakers of America
L. F. Moore
Pearl Green
Tom Moore
Charles Moore
Babies Born at Missouri Delta Community Hospital
A son born to Mr and Mrs Buddy Reno of Sikeston on April 29. A son born to Mr and Mrs James Templeton of Sikeston on April 29. A son born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Lancaster of Sikeston on April 29.
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Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Buddy Reno
Sikeston
James Templeton
Raymond Lancaster
Family pays respects after death of Mrs Mary Trotter
Mrs Mary Trotter aged 96 dies prompting the Cook family of Farmington to travel to Harrison Arkansas for funeral services at Gaither Baptist Church. Mrs Turley and sons Vernon and Wayne with Mrs Sam Cook and Leon Cook attended the service and returned home the same day.
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Robert Turley
Vernon
Wayne
Sam Cook
Farmington
Name new directors for Community Chest
It was announced this morning that after checking mail ballots from last year's contributors the five new directors are Clyde Pee Earl RB Jarvis Herschel Tyre Percy McCall and E E Leighninger. The board will elect officers for this year's Red Feather campaign at a later meeting.
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Community Chest
Chest
Clyde Pee
Earl RB. Jarvis
Herschel Tyre
Percy McCall
E. E. Leighninger
Missouri Company at Great Lakes Begins Second Week of Drill
The Missouri state recruit company trains at Great Lakes in a battalion competition for honors in drill, athletics, scholastics and cleanliness. A Brigade E flag awaits the top recruit unit. graduation is during Salute to Missouri week, June 16. James D. Moore leads the company with temporary petty officers to be permanent selections in about three weeks.
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Great Lakes
Missouri State
Missouri
12Th Regiment
Ayost
James D. Moore
Iurst Class
USN
Brookfield
Missouri Recruit Company
Joseph J. Schiechta
St. Rita Lane
St. Anne
St. Louis
Charles M. Clevenger
Route 9
Springfield
Missouri Company
Gov Blair Buys $8500 Official Limousine
Gov James T Blair added an eight passenger Cadillac limousine costing about 8500 to the state fleet. He bought the car over the weekend in St Louis and traded in the old official No 1, a five year old model from Gov Forest Smith era. Blair preferred the traditional black color over a white Alternative.
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Jefferson City
James T. Blair
Blair
St. Louis
Forrest Smith
Hospital Notes Missouri Delta Community April admissions
Patients admitted to Missouri Delta Community Hospital on April 29 include Mary Warren East Prairie Essalee Mulcahy Charleston El Thresher Sr East Prairie Alvin Dale Saville Morehouse Randie Thomas Catron Discharged April 29 Mrs Darrell Jones and Baby Bor Sikeston Katie Noses Sikeston Mrs Idus Ray Bewley and Baby Boy Matthews Gladis Wescoat Kewanee Harrison Lewis Sikeston
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Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Mary Warren
East Prairie
Essalee Mulcahy
Charleston
el Thresher Sr
Alvin Dale Saville
Morehouse
Randie Thomas
Catron
Darrell Jones
Morehouse People Attend Various Events and Visits
Long list of local residents attending funerals, church meetings, and social gatherings. May 13 clean-up week declared. revival ongoing. neighbors visit relatives in Sikeston Dexter St Louis Cape Girardeau and Pine Bluff with numerous small social exchanges and hospital updates.
Matthews Community Club Meeting At Mrs Waters Home
The Matthews Community Club gathered last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. L D Waters. Members discussed upcoming events and community activities, with plans to host a local gathering next month.
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Matthews Community Club
Notice to bidders power station project Sikeston Missouri
Public notice for sealed proposals to City Clerk Sikeston Missouri on Wednesday February 5 1957 at 7 30 PM for contracts including Turnl nes Supply and Buns McDevenellier bid forms. Bids require 5 percent bid bond and must use provided forms. Purchaser may reject any or all bids and determine lowest or best bid. Mayor E Butter certifies.
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Bipdees
Sikeston
Missouri
Chrnw
Wiech
Reed Cloud
Sauriece
Hell
The
Buns & McDevenellier
Kansas City
Gsson
Eve
Totc
Sieston
Missouuis
E. Butter
Sco
Benton
Scott
Lawrence L Warbck
Wm Serd Projects
Roger. Boler
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Aissouri
Advertising Representatve
Missouri Press Service, Inc
Columbia, Mo
George 38. Benson
National Education Program
Department OF Defense
Louis Johnson
van Dace Stet
Robert A. Lovett
Stet
Rey
James Forrestal
George C Marshall
Charles. Wilson
Armed Forces
Lee
Stork Club
Arkansas
Clinton Davidson
Midwest
James FR. Durfee
Antigo
Wisc
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ate
New York
San Francisco
Gov. Blair
Morehouse News
al Lund
Kathy
Kaukaker
Tim
Claire Reynolds
Edgar Heidman
Grace Mathis
Lena Roberson
Joe Barnett
Betty Thornburgh
Judy Blankenship
Balr
Belleville
M. A. Massey
Dewitt
Iowa
Mary Julia Massey
Mine Hall
C. W. Shoptow
Omaha
W.S.C.S
East Praire Methodist Church
Moorehouse
Charles Albright
Gladys Crumpecker
Frank Kesler
W. T. Wofford
J. B. Wofford
Barlow, Ky
Baptist Hospital
Elmer Ernest
T. F. Jackson
Bill Dillon
Frank Marshall
M.Y.F
Lilbourn
Lester King
Zimmerman
James Hinson
Homemaker
County Extension Club
Tenn
Wordow
Far Barrow
Christan Church
LaForge Extension Club
Bill Killibrew
J. F. Thornburgh
E. C. Reed
Frank Tucker
Pvt
Wm. N. Roberts, III
Camp Rucker
Ala
Scott County
State OF Missouri
Kane M_ Mayfield
Probcte
Willas
Teaders
Soid Core
Loomis F. Moeyfield
Bealey
G&g
Baley
Missour
D. Waters
Wallace Waters
Glenn Waiters
Frank Mainard
Waiters
Mrs. Gienda Conrad
Paisan
Sultana
BF Goodich
Goodrich
Chip’s Shoe Alley
Postoffice
TEE
Edgar
A *Collins
Narstretix
Gal Cothos
Murry Lene Sikeston
Missoua
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