Piece of White House mementos offered by Missouri rep
Paul Jones invites Southeast Missouri readers to apply for surplus White House debris as mementoes with packing and shipping costs, while outlining current tax withholdings and a cotton acreage allotment bill. He notes feasible processes, costs, and a commitment to fairness, urging comments on an equitable allotment law before adjournment.
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Congress
Executive Mansion
White House
Missouri
Commission
House Committee On Agriculture
Pace
Secretary of Agriculture
Display City Auto Licenses Recall Windshield Rule
Sikeston officials note many drivers buy city licenses but hide them in glove compartments. The law requires display on windshields to avoid summons, court appearances, tickets, or fines. A windshield plate is said to save a police ticket.
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Sikeston
Grove
State Chamber Poll Gauges Federal Policy Views in Missouri
Jefferson City A statewide poll by the State Chamber reports thousands of Missourians from farmers to professionals favor firmer State Department policy toward Russia and oppose recognizing Communist China. Large majorities back Hoover Commission recommendations, budget cuts, and trimming wartime taxes while supporting current Taft Hartley stance and an all-out drive against communists. Delegation to be advised on upcoming debates.
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Jefferson City
State Chamber
State Department
Russia
United States
China
Hoover Commission
Wider Range for Fishermen Opens May 30 in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri May 30 opening for all black bass species jack salmon and trout outside state parks as part of state fishing season through Nov 30 with trout in parks closed Oct 30 daily and possession limits set jack salmon four daily six possession earlier bass six daily ten and frogs season starts July 1 rabbits and squirrels back on list May 30 Memorial Day reopens vertebrate game season including smallmouth largemouth andKentucky bass fishers welcome broader creel with pole and line fishing allowed beginning May 30
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Conservation Commission
Kentucky
Missouri River Basin tour joins governors aboard river
Governor Forrest Smith recalls the 40th Missouri River Basin Inter-Agency Committee meeting held aboard the survey boat Sergeant Fierd. About 200 attendees including Dakotas governors toured 139 miles from Jefferson City to above St Louis, learning progress on the Pick-Sloan plan and river navigation shown by U S Engineers. A note on Missouri scenery and flood risk aftermath, plus autographed local books and a new Missouri film preview headline this report from Jefferson City.
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Forrest Smith
Missour
Jefferson City
Missouri River Basin Inter-Agency Committee
Missouri
Missouri River
Dakotas
St Louis
Pick-Sloan
Sergeant Fierd
Missouri Press Association
Boonville
St. Charles
Missouri Basin
U. S. Corps of Engineers
U.S. Engineers
E. J. Melton
Cooper County Record Weekly
Melton
Paul Benigan
U. S. Engineers
Kansas City
Henry C. Haskell, Jr
Richard B. Fowler
City
Kansas
Great Western Plains
Frank Glenn
James Anderson
Missouri Industries Hit by Abroad Competition Speech
Senator James P. Kem told the U S Senate that foreign competition under taxes harms Missouri industries including shoes and lead. He blamed administration policy for job losses and surpluses facing farmers, and noted a film distribution by the Bureau of Mines as Truman seeks an early showing.
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Missouri
Natural
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Washington, D.C
U. S
James P. Kem
United States Senate
Kem
Senate
Sinclair Refining Company
Bureau of Mines Library
Truman
Opposition to ruinous program voiced by administrator
A formal statement declares continued opposition to a ruinous program. The administrator reiterates stance against the policy, signaling sustained resistance and potential future actions. The remark frames the administration as steadfast in its refusal to endorse the contested plan.
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Jays and Means
Salsbury
White's
Rexall Drugs
Sikeston, Mo
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Telephone Company
Ozarks
Bata
Frigidaire
PSS
Florence
America
Comeral
Eagi
Rey Sikeston
American Gas Association
Eeeste
Likeston Mo
Newspaper
Radhive
Missouri Industries
Liasle
Etna
Jos. A. Leslie
Agency
Teleprove No
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