National Leaders Speak At Boy Scout Council Meeting
The 30th National Council meeting of the Boy Scouts of America gathers at Skirvin Hotel Oklahoma City with leaders including Walter W Head of St Louis presiding. Other figures are Col Theodore Roosevelt, Uncle Dan Beard, Dr James E West, Marshall Field, and John M Schiff, all noted for long service and key roles in the movement and related organizations.
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Boy Scouts of America
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Walter W Head
St Louis
General American Life Insurance Company
Middle West
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Mr Head
American Bankers Association
Ganization
America
Boy Scout Movement
Daniel Carter Beard
Boyhood
Uncle Dan
New York
Dan” Beard
James E West
Marshall Field
John M Schiff
Field
Boy Scouts
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Mortimer L Schiff
Mr Schiff
Boisaubin at Heart of America Pistol Shoot in Kansas City
Vincent P Boisaubin of Sikeston, Missouri, a Missouri pistol team member, attends the Heart of America Pistol Shoot in Kansas City this week. Boisaubin wins Arkansas open pistol championship with a 276 of 300. Trooper Morley Swengle of Cape Girardeau also competes in Arkansas matches. Bloomfield high school graduates plan a May 11 East tour visiting Richmond, Washington DC, Annapolis and Philadelphia, supervised by Elvus A Mooney.
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Sikeston
State Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Boisaubin
Little Rock Ark
Morley Swengle
Cape Girardeau
Arkansas
Bloomfield
East
Richmond
Washington
Vernon
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Elvis A. Mooney
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The Herald covers a range of city happenings including council actions, school updates, and community events with emphasis on local figures, dates, and places. Editorials and brief notices summarize outcomes, plans, and deadlines across the area.
Phillips 66 Poly Gas delivers extra power units
Experienced drivers note the difference with the first trial tankful of this greatly improved gasoline. It offers higher anti knock, a recent innovation at the price, making Phillips 66 Poly Gas a better buy than ever and delivering extra power units.
Greater Mileage Plan Highlighted By Bank Official
C D Matthews vice president of the Bank of Sikeston and Mrs Matthews return from Kansas City where they attended the Missouri Bankers Association annual meeting. Group 6 includes New Madrid and neighboring counties. A health program for public school children notes 111 nine point health children in Sikeston plus 22 eligible for five year awards. Eighteen eye corrections were made this year with nine funded by the Woman's Club. A separate item reports Johnny T Roland Jr, 6, killed after being struck by a sedan driven by George England in Caruthersville as he jumped from a wagon.
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Bank of Sikeston
Matthews
Kansas City
Massouri Bankers’ Association
Matthews Chiurman
New Madrid
Mississippi
Pemascot Stoddard
Butler Carter
Ripley
Perry Bollinger
Cape Guiraracau
Madison Iron
Reynolds Dunkin
Scott Counties
Sikeston
Della Poe
Woman's Club
Pee
Poplar Bluff
Johnny T Roland Jr
John T Roland
George England
Caruthersville
Cabin Destroyed In Morning Blaze On Ruth Street
A small cabin and an outbuilding at Mrs Tessie Lee s residence on Ruth street owned by her son Meredith Lee were destroyed by fire early last Saturday. The blaze, believed caused by an oil stove explosion, left the cabin occupied by Black residents at the time. Partial insurance covers the loss.
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Tessie Lee
Ruth Street
Meredith Lee
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