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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

19

Parade of American Troops in Paris

Capt. J. P. Rozneck US Air Forces Transport pilot sent this photo showing American troops parading the Arc de Triomphe in Paris to his wife Doris Stinnett of Sikeston. He trained at Sikeston and was stationed as an aviation cadet at the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics in winter 1943.

Paris Arc de Triomphe J. P. Rozneck United States Air Forces Rozneck Sikeston Missouri Institute of Aeronautics

County Wildlife League to Hold Annual Meeting

The Scott County Wildlife League sets May 23 for its annual meeting at Sikeston Armory starting 6 30 p m Leon Lane says about 150 members exist in Scott county The league aims to improve hunting and fishing conditions with the Conservation Commission of the state All members and prospective members are invited to attend Herald Want Ads get results.

County Wildlife League Scott County Wildlife League Leon Lane League Sikeston Armory Scott County Conservation Commission

Traffic deaths and injuries in 1944 documented by patrol

In 1944 the highway patrol reported 23,800 deaths and 850,000 injuries from traffic accidents. About 70,000 injured individuals suffered some permanent disability. The era notes a new sound recording device that records on celephone tape.

United States

Turkeys set aside for armed forces under 100 percent order

The War Food Administration reinstates WFO 106 to guarantee turkey meat for U S armed forces through 1945 with a revised scope including breeder hens and late 1945 crop. The order covers a large turkey area including Missouri and parts of Virginia and West Virginia and requires set-aside slaughter by approved processors. Release rules apply for small holdings near no processor, with Missouri releases directed to Chicago offices. March lamb outlook noted as favorable and chick hatchings in Missouri reached 17.5 million. The cornea fact completes the summary.

Turkey U. S War Food Administration WFO 106 U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps Armed Services Missouri Virginia West Virginia Dairy and Poultry Branch iState Midwest Office of Marketing Services South Wabash Avenue Chicago Ilinois

Prices rise for Missouri farm products in mid April

The USDA reports increased overall prices received by farmers with the general index rising from 199 to 203 for March to mid April. Crop prices led gains with truck crops up to 259 and fruit at 221, while meat animal prices rose but dairy prices fell due to heavy milk production. Cattle on feed increased vs last year and Missouri lambing areas saw favorable pasture growth and lambing ahead of schedule with marketing in line with typical timing.

United States Department of Agriculture Missouri Corn Belt

Gaty Buys Bertrand Store and Building Front

John R. Gaty took charge Monday of the general mercantile business at Bertrand, buying the store and brick building from 3B. FP. Jones. The brick building was erected years ago by S. B. Hardwick. Gaty, a Bertrand resident, will devote most of his time to the business after leaving work with New Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Sikeston.

John R. Gaty FP. Jones Bertrand S. B. Hardwick Gary New Madrid

Colored lenses in eyeglasses since the mid sixteenth century

The article notes that colored lenses have been used in eyeglasses since the middle of the sixteenth century, tracing a long history of optical innovation and fashion. It highlights early adoption and evolving purposes from protection to enhancement.

Food burns on enamel pans cleaned by soda water

A simple cleaning method is suggested for burnt enamel pans using a solution of soda and water. The approach emphasizes effectiveness, low cost, and ease of preparation for home kitchens.

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