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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

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St Louis Pilot’s Korea Flights See Routine Despite War

St Louisan John C. Denman, 38, longtime Northwestern Airlines pilot, describes flying to Korea as routine. On three month leave with wife and 17 year old son, he previously flew the last Shanghai commercial flight before Communists and the first into Korea after the war began. Denman, son of a Sikeston publisher, has spent five years in Japan and has been loaned to the United Nations to fly observers in Korea. He estimates monthly Korea routes include at least one flight to Pusan, plus Hong Kong, Formosa, and Manila, with regular air freight traffic. He praises Japan and its people and notes no imminent Communist threat unless economic woes rise.

John C. Deman St. Louis Johnny Northwestern Airlines Tokyo Denman Sikeston Herald C. H. Denman Globe-Democrat Northwestern Japan United Nations Korea Battlefield Shanghai Hong Kong Formosa Manila Pusan

New Street Sign Samples Displayed in Sikes Ton

The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced erecting sample street signs on Scott and Center streets to show residents the type of signs desired. More signs will be put up later as the Jaycees continue efforts to place signs at city entrances and elsewhere.

Sample Sikeston Scott Center Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber Junior C. of C Jaycees

Superintendent Twitty Attends Activities Association Meeting

Superintendent Lynn Twitty, president of the Missouri State High School Activities Association, attended the annual spring meeting in St Louis. The group plans and regulates athletic music and forensic activities for Missouri high schools and discussed sites and dates for the 1953 basketball tournaments.

Lynn Twitty Missouri State High School Activities Association St. Louis Twitty Missouri

Graduation Class Hears Speech On Freedom

Sikeston high school class of 1952 heard Dr. H. Pat Wardlaw declare freedom must be learned and earned by each generation. He urged graduates to weigh decisions, engage in civic life, vote, criticize constructively, be tolerant, rely on themselves, and participate in church work. The school board presented diplomas with Superintendent Lynn Twitty introducing the speaker.

Sikeston High School H. Pat Wardlaw State Department of Education America Wardlaw L. M Lonnie) Standley R. L. Guthrie Marshall McGill Clarence Cantrell Roger Bailey Robert Foster John Sikes Lynn Twitty Noah E. Gray

Sikeston Community Chest elects fifteen directors

Malcolm announced the fifteen directors chosen by Chest contributors from 239 nominations. The board will lead this year’s Community Chest campaign, with a meeting set for 7:30 p.m. next Monday at the Chamber of Commerce offices in city hall.

Community Chest Pleas Malcolm Sikeston Community Chest Malcolm C. L. Blanton Jr Kendall Sikes L. M. (Lonnie) Standley A. M. Jackson Edward C. Matthews Jr John Sikes J. Ernest Harper Kenneth Layton Garwood Sharp Joseph A. Leslie David Blanton L.val Sharp W. J Billy) Keith Leroy Leslie Edward Allard Chamber of Commerce

District Democrats name delegates from Kennett and Bloomfield

Dr. E. L. Spence of Kennett and Joe Welborn of Bloomfield were elected tenth district delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on July 21 at the Missouri state convention in Jefferson City. They will cast full votes but go uninstructed, each expressing a preference for Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois.

E. L. Spence Kennett Joe Welborn Bloomfield Chicago Jefferson City Spence Mr. Welborn Adlai Steven Illinois

Sikeston Firms Join Lions Broom Club

J Ernest Harper of the Lions Club says Fabrick Brothers Tractor Company and Frisco Railroad joined the One Dozen Broom Club in Sikeston The club honors firms where all employees have bought at least one Blind Made Broom Proceeds support Lions blind aid and youth activities.

J. Ernest Harper The Lions Club Fabrick Brothers Tractor Company Frisco Railroad Lions McKnight-Keaton Grocery Company Lions Fund Sikeston

Missouri to crown 1953 Maid of Cotton from 21 counties

The Missouri Cotton Producers Association announced a state level Maid of Cotton contest. Twenty one county contestants will compete for three Missouri finalists, judged on personality intelligence and charm rather than clothing. The winner advances to national competition with plans for a Europe and Americas tour.

Maid of Cotton Missouri Europe South America United States A. L. Story Missouri Cotton Producers Association MCPA

Rotary Club Meeting At Colonial Inn In Sikeston

The Sikeston Rotary Club met Monday night at the Colonial Inn with president L A Harris presiding. Guests included Kenneth Hatcher Steele Jim Bucher and two Rotarians from Chaffee Oscar Bukstein and Paul Fabaugh. Ed Taylor of the Telephone Company spoke. Pat Mahoney chaired the program and Dr Frank Sisson reported on the National Assembly in Lake Placid New York.

Sikeston Rotary Club Colonial Inn L. A. Harris Kenneth Hatcher Steele Jimmy Bucher Chaffee Oscar Bukstein Paul Fabaugh Ed Taylor The Telephone Company Pat Mahoney Frank Sisson National Assembly Lake Placid New York

Laying New Oil on U S 60 and Nearby Routes

A State Highway crew will repair U S 60 west of Poplar Bluff by applying road oil to windrowed aggregate, mixing it with motor graders, and spreading a new oil mat over the surface. The five miles of net surface will take about three weeks of favorable weather, with scattered sections from the Carter county line east to Cane Creek. Afterward, work will extend to U S 62 in Dunklin county, Route A in Pemiscot, and Route J in Scott, using oil and sand mats. Travelers are advised to avoid these sections when possible and to follow warning signs and drive carefully.

U. S. 60 Poplar Bluff Carter County Cane Creek Butter County U. S. Route 62 Dunklin County Campbell West St. Francis River Pemiscot County Wardell Scott County

Sikeston Rotarian Elected to Rotary International Post

Sikeston resident Frank L. Sisson Jr. was elected Governor of Rotary District 197 at Rotary International’s 43rd Annual Convention in Mexico City, serving 1952-53 and visiting 33 Missouri clubs. He leads local clubs and participates in Boy Scouts and Parent-Teachers activities as Rotary expands globally.

Mexico City Mexico Frank L. Sisson Jr Chiropractic Sikeston Rotary International Worldwide Service Club Organization Rotary Sisson Parent-Teachers Association Citizens Advisory Cub Scouts Rotary Club of Missouri Rotary Organization Rotary Foundation

Estes Bridge in Korea Dedicated to CPL Felix Estes

A 93 foot steel and concrete bridge in Korea has been made a permanent memorial to CPL Felix J. Estes of Portageville. Estes was killed in a rockslide last February while serving with X Corps Company B, 79th Engineer Construction Battalion. The bridge, built jointly by U S soldiers and South Korean laborers, spans a tributary of the Soyang River and speeds traffic on a main supply route. Col Emil Eirlinks opened the bridge and said Estes’ loss was deeply felt by his unit. Estes is survived by his wife, a stepson, a step daughter, his mother, five brothers and one sister.

XX Corps Korea Army Engineers Felix J. Estes Portageville Corporal Estes King Avenue X Corps 79Th Engineer Estes U.S Soyang Emil Eirlinks 24Th Engineer Group Larry Linda Susie Estes Billy Jack Braz Lez St. Louis Tom Conran Ode Henning Morehouse

Ensign Rowe Among 550 Named From Newport R I School

David M. Rowe USN son of Mr and Mrs Burt H Rowe Ensign Rowe graduated MIT in 1951 with a civil engineering degree He is among 550 officers commissioned from the Navy’s Newport Rhode Island Officer Candidate School as the program expands to 2100 cadets by October Training covers gunnery seamanship navigation engineering damage control and communications in four months surpassing four years at NROTC programs The piece also includes a parental note on child development and training beliefs.

Navyr Newport R.C David M. Rowe USN Burt H. Rowe Southwest Street Sikeston Ensign Rowe Massachusetts Institute of Technology Naval College Nrotc NROTC

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. Louisan John C. Denman Activities Association BOARD St. Francis Xavier Catholic School St. Francis Mavier Sue Woodweard Nora Jameson Judith Moore Juanita Donner Sue Schl Carroll Sullivan Robert Doolittle Mary DeLourdes David Pace J. J. O'Neill Harold Meterhoff C. J. Mellies Eugene Swinnzy F. B. Matyas Topp Bian Sikeston Firms Lions’ “Broom” Club Billy Bob Beck James Burchfield Harold Hodges Joe Gardner Lowell Nance Rotary Club U. S Cpl U. S. Navy
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