Sikeston Chamber Clinic Praises City Features
Missouri State Chamber executive vice president John R. Thompson lauds Sikeston for an above average business area and outstanding north entrance. He notes the city scored first in Missouri in a University of Missouri clinic, with 16 meetings yielding solid improvement ideas and strong citizen support.
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John R. Thompson
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston
Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Steward
Chamber
C. of C
Charles Jolliff
U. of C
Missouri
Jefferson City
Sikeston Chamber
Sikeston Clean-Up Campaign Totals 14104 Jobs Reported
Sikeston’s week long Clean-Up Paint Up Fix Up drive totaled 14 104 jobs with 1 248 by Sikeston High School and 12 556 by other schools The Chamber of Commerce organized the effort May 15 21 Ice cream rewarded top per pupil performers The contest is entered in the National Clean-Up Bureau sweepstakes and will be judged late this year or early next year The scrapbook documenting the effort will be sent to Washington D C for judges’ review
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Sikeston
Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
Joe McCord
Noah E Gray
Washington
D. C
United States
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Sikeston Standard
Sikeston Herald
KSIM
Program of Work for Sikeston Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce outlines a 1953 program of work including rural improvement efforts, diversified farming, market development, and cooperation with agricultural agencies. Plans cover cotton corn wheat soybeans poultry and livestock programs, FFA 4H FHA exhibits, a Sikeston Development Clinic, budget and membership drives, annual banquet, Man of the Year, welcome program for new businesses, publicity, housing aid, and recreation and street improvements including lighting and alleys.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston
University Discipline Following Dormitory Raids
University of Missouri President Middlebush announced that of 21 students who appeared before the Committee on Student Conduct regarding raids on women’s dormitories and frat houses, 17 were recommended for action. Three were dismissed, eleven suspended, three placed on disciplinary probation, three held for further investigation, and one cleared. Names will not be released. The investigation continues with assurances of established responsibility and fair treatment.
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Columbia, Mo
Frederick A. Muddlebushas
Middlebush
Retirement in Public Wide Ends Quietly
A terse note in a public archive records a small retirement among officials, described as orderly and unremarked, with no ceremony or fuss. The event reflects a understated civic transition within the local administration.
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