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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

4

Golden Gloves Bouts Set Across Four Missouri Towns

Southeast Missouri stages a preliminary Golden Gloves tourney next January with Sikeston, Poplar Bluff, Cape Girardeau, and Hayti hosting district bouts. Winners meet in Cape Girardeau in early February 1940 for a final, with champions to advance to St. Louis later that month. County and city officials outlined district boundaries and formed a boxing commission to regulate activity.

Nhxt Sikkeston Junior Chamber of Commerce Sikeston Globe- Democrat St Louis Missouri Ober Junior Chamber of Commerce Missoun Poplar Bluff Cape Giardeau Hayti Cape Girardeau St. Louis J. Leaherty C. D. Matthews Sd Vocal Jaycees Robert Stannard Dexter Golden Cloves Amiatehes Nbs C.D. Matthews Sd John Sikes Conly Purcell Ward Denman Wm. E. Matev Poony Richt

New Madrid Team Seeks Baseball Games and Contact

John Giles, manager of the New Madrid baseball team, seeks games for Sunday, May 1, and wants to contact a manager in or near Sikeston. Teams wanting games in the state are urged to call 67 or write Mr. Giles at Box 421, New Madrid.

Swamp Angels Madrivid CCC Scott County Millers Amdners Sikeston Angels Ralph Taylor Vinson Clete Williams Anniston Taylor John Giles New Madrid Rookine Mr. Giles

Delayed May Old Age Pension Grants for Missouri

Washington officials said the May old age assistance checks will be issued late this week. About 75,000 Missouri recipients were not paid on May 1 because government matching funds had not been allocated.

Washington, D.C Social Security Board Missouri

Malone Relates Visit With Famous Flyer Col Williams

P D Malone describes a visit by Col Roger Q Williams a famed New York Rome flyer to Baltimore and Sikes Ton highlighting Williams career feats his planned tours for Reaner’s Digest and his charitable passenger flights Malone notes Williams has flown over a million miles and holds fourteen thousand flight hours He is joined by Harry Connor naval air corps navigator and discusses Baltimore’s seven million dollar airport and trans Atlantic seaplane base highlighting aviation promotion efforts

P. D. Malone Earl Malone Johns Hopkins University Medical School Baltimore Roger Q. Willams New York-Rome Malone Sikeston Col. Williams Kiwanis Club United States New York City Rome Bermuda New York Williams Harry Connor Navy Air Corps Howard Hughes Col. Willams Reaners Digest Malone Williams Aircraft Corporation Col. Willian Baltamore Visi

J C Penney Invests in Missouri Farm Lands

J C Penney of New York City and Florida funds a major Missouri farming push birthplace Hamilton. He develops 320 acres near Hamilton and adjoining land for a modern horse and cattle operation with top breeds. Demonstration farms aim to show progressive methods and high quality stock can lift rural Missouri economies.

Missouri J C Penney New York City White Plains N. Y Maan Florida Hamilton Penney Middle West England Mr. Penney Livingston County Daviess County Mr Penney Hopwell Junction N. XY Noblesville Ind State Chamber of Commerce

WPA Roll Reductions Cut Missouri Relief Quotas

Works Progress Administrator F C Harrington orders a 200000 reduction in WPA federal relief quotas to lower enrollment to 2600000 by May with further cuts planned through June and July to hit annual targets. Major state cuts hit Illinois Missouri Arkansas and others with Missouri reduced by 5880 and Illinois by 13480.

Works Progress F. C. Harrington Congress Roosevelt New Jersey New York City Ilinois Michigan Kentucky Georgia Tennessee Oklahoma Wisconsin Minnesota California Pennsylvania Milinois Missouri Arkansas

Sikeston Home Burglarized Again on Matthews Avenue

The residence of Carl Banks Wallace on Matthews Avenue was entered while the family was away. Closets and drawers were ransacked and five rings stolen from a mesh purse. Two valuable Masonic pins remained untouched. Entry was gained through an unlocked rear door. No clues to the burglar’s identity have been found.

Easher Sikeston Cape Girardeau Carl Banks Wallace Matthews Avenue

Southeast Missouri Press Association meets at Cape Girardeau

Newspaper people from the district gather in Cape Girardeau for the 47th annual Southeast Missouri Press Association meeting. A breakfast at Boulder Crest opens the event followed by a 10 o clock morning session at the Idanha Hotel with mayoral welcome, several address speakers, a noon luncheon, and an afternoon program ending with a banquet at the same hotel featuring talks on news omissions and the rural newspaper.

Cape Girardeau Southeast Missouri Press Association Boulder Crest George Fred Naeter Idanha Hotel Edw. L. Drum F. J. Ernst Ste. Genevieve James Todd The Missouri Press Association Col Claude C. Earp Missouri State Highway Commission Alvin Macke Southeast Missourian Dean Frank Martin Missouri School of Journalism J. Edward Gerald H. G. Simpson State Highway Commission Charles Liles Dexter Rush H. Limbaugh

Rufus Easton Missouri's Second Attorney General

Rufus Easton an early Missouri leader in law politics and business born May 4 1774 in Connecticut rose to St Louis judge postmaster territorial delegate to Congress and Missouri attorney general 1821 1826 He championed frontier protection land claim adjustment War damages and bank finance while promoting territorial roads and preemption. He faced later fortune loss through speculation and retirement to St Louis.

Rufus Easton Missouri Aaron Burr James Wilkinson Easton Litchfield Connecticut Ephraim Kirby New York Washington Burr Vincennes Ind St. Louis Louisiana Territory Jefferson Congress Edward Hempstead John Scott Ste Genevieve Shawnee Town Kaskaskia Ill Hamilton Ohio Arkansas Bank of St. Louis Missouri Gazette

War Veterans to Get Extended Benefits Passed by House

The National House of Representatives approved a bill by 359 to 1 to add about 18.75 million dollars in extra benefits for World War veterans and their dependents. The plan would extend coverage to both parents of deceased veterans, boost widow and orphan payments, and increase compensation for service connected injuries. Representative John M. Costello of California was the sole yes vote against the measure.

National House of Representatives John M. Costello California

LaForge Manager Attends District Meet in Indianapolis

Hans H. Baasch of Sikeston, community manager of the La Forge project, returned home Tuesday night from Indianapolis where he attended a meeting of community managers of the third region. The group covers Missouri Illinois Indiana Iowa and Ohio and includes eight similar projects. Plans for the coming year and financial needs for the next fiscal year were set at the meeting.

Hans H. Baasch Sikeston LaForge Indianapolis Missouri Ilinois Indiana Iowa Ohio

Welfare Association delegates attend Missouri conference

Mrs G C Baker and Miss Audrey Chaney of Sikeston along with Mrs Ed Preston of Chaffee and Mrs Mary Adkin of New Madrid returned from Rolla after the 39th annual Missouri Association for Social Welfare conference. Scott county junior visitors will head new divisions effective Wednesday with Baker overseeing north and west areas, Chaney the south and southeast, and Preston the north and northeast. Elizabeth Moore of Sikeston remains supervisor and social director for the county.

G. C. Baker Audrey Chaney Sikeston Ed Preston Chaffee Scott County Mary Adkin New Madrid Rolla Missouri Association For Social Welfare Baker Chaney Preston Elizabeth Moore

Miller Bros Shows Bring Thrill Week To Sikeston

The Lions Club sponsors Miller Bros Shows for a week starting May 8 at Rodes Grove. Proceeds aid Sikeston's underprivileged children. The lineup includes Zorsky the daredevil, Midget Village acts linked to Ripley, and two Ringling-esque African Pygmies. Ferris wheel and tilt-a-whirl headline rides. matinee Saturday offers rides for 5 cents.

Lions Club of Sikeston Millers Bros Rodes Grove Kingshighway Murray Lane Lions Miller Bros Zorsky Robert L. Ripley Ringling Brothers Big Circus C. Franklin

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