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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1953

Page

3

Motorists Can Live Longer by Driving at Safe Speed Says Expert

An expert ties rural highway deaths and injuries to high speed. Thomas Boate of the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies urges slower open highway driving, stronger license suspensions, and harsher penalties to deter speeders and reduce rural crashes.

Thomas N. Boate The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies Boate Association Boote Kansas U. S

Sikeston Boys Elected Tau Kappa Officers at Rolla Campus

Jim Lester and Carl Wilkinson, Sikeston teens, were chosen as chaplain and historian respectively for Tau Kappa Epsilon at the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy Rolla campus. Lester, a mechanical engineering sophomore, has a curator’s award and SAE AM ME memberships. Wilkinson, mining geology sophomore, previously belonged to Glee Club and ROTC band. Jim Pinkstaff pledged Tau Kappa Epsilon. he is among 422 freshmen at Mines.

Sikeston Tau Kappa Epsilon School of Mines and Metallurgy Rolla Mssouri Jim Lester Florence Lester East Kathleen Street Carl Wilkinson Carl C. Wilkinson Park Avenue Society of Automotive Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Carl Glee Club Jim Pinkstaff Aleta Pinkstaff William Street Jim School of Mines

Herald Calls for News Submissions by Mail or Phone

Readers are urged to send news items to The Herald by mail or by telephone. The notice specifies preferred contact methods and emphasizes timely submissions for inclusion.

The Herald

Customer notice on newspaper delivery contact numbers

A brief public notice instructs readers to call 74 or 75 if The Herald is not delivered. The item highlights the delivery verification step without additional context or names.

Agricultural Leader Urges Continuance of Farm Program

Hilton L. Bracey executive vice president of the Missouri Cotton Producers Association told a Blytheville hearing that farm policy should ensure 90 percent parity price supports. He warned against sliding scale schemes and urged national acreage controls, expanded soil conservation, expanded REA power facilities, disaster loans, and FHA alignment with real costs, noting broad support for 90% parity among witnesses.

Portageville Hilton L. Bracey Missouri Cotton Producers Association House Committee On Agriculture Blytheville Arkansas Bracey Benson House Agriculture Committee Eisenhower Missouri Committee Congress REA FHA Lower Mississippi Corps of Engineers Paul C Jones

Holiday Greeting Card order from The Herald

The Herald advertises holiday greeting cards with samples mailed to homes upon request. Contact phone numbers 74, 75 or 1469-1 to obtain samples.

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