A Free Press Defends Access to Public Deliberations
A Caldwell county dispute in Hamilton pits mayor and city aldermen against a local newspaper and its attorney over ejecting reporters from meetings. The piece warns that restricting press access undermines the fundamental right to know and risks eroding civil liberties, stressing that a free press guards liberty and keeps citizens informed.
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Hamilton
Caldwell County
Sr Bermudez Of Uruguay A Visitor Here
Senor Bermudes an ambassador to the United States from Uruguay visits Washington to attend the fourth annual entertainment show. He joins hosts and spectators at the wedding of Senorita Petruccelli and is noted for his friendly, easygoing demeanor and willingness to mingle with guests.
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Sr. Bermudez
Uruguay
Padhina
Senora Yolanda Raqual Petrucceth
Fom Gilmore
Aed
South Ameria
Pete
Ursenav
Senor Bermudes
Nadrina
Ac’tor
Padrince
Tha
Senor Bersorlez
Wahington
Senorita Petruccelli
Qist Mreo Fl OM. Gilmore
Former Scott County Judge Dies at Oran
Rox Lester Kneesle 73 a former Scott County judge died at his home 915 o clock Wednesday west of Benton He born May 20 1883 in Scott County and married Sept 2 1908 to De nan Snarth of Benton He farmed until 1926 moved to Benton served two terms as county judge and seven years operated a farm near Benton before moving to Oran last December He leaves wife a son Leslie Kneesle of Rockford two daughters Mrs Lorena Schueickhardt of Oran and Mrs Leo Wills of St Louis two brothers Charlee Kneesle of Sacramento Calif and Robert Kneesle of Commerce a sister Mrs Elmer Tucker of Bell City nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services held 230 pm Sunday at Unity Baptist Church near Benton by Rev Lawrence Haupt and How PE Re oh dy ta ete nt ota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Rox Lester Kneesle
Scott County
Mia Kneesle
Denan Snarth
Benton
Ndge
Actme
Leslie Kneevie
Rockford
Lorena Schueickhardt
Oran
Leo Wills
St Lows
Charlee Kneesle
Sacramento
Calif
Robert Aneesle
Commerce
Elmer Tucker
Bell City
Riccat
Unity Baptist Church
Pawrence Haupt
Two Deaths and Twenty-One Injured in Troop E Area Crash
Early Tuesday a box truck loaded for Reiss Davis was rear ended near a weight station on Highways 61 South. Frederick Douglas John Block, 19, of Blytheville admitted he had fallen asleep at the wheel. he and a truck helper suffered injuries along with several other drivers in a multi-vehicle series of crashes across the 4 county area. Police report multiple fatalities and numerous injuries in the region during Labor Day weekend.
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Harry Cummings
Reiss Davis
Matthews Road
Frederick Douglas John Block
Blytheville
Maissou Ai Delta Comsaguiy F Hospital
Reiss
Gerald Kelley
Volic
Siheston
Noboogy
Aeciaert
Pire Spence
St Lous
Patrels
Dale Crockett
Deering Mo
Aoent
Aical
Henry Bail Peters
Memphis
Crockett
Campbel
Date Crocket
Farl Peters
Rebecca Lane Peters
Rosalee Wilkan
Panna
Gote
Catron
Aoear
David Hasty
St Touts
Sanders
Leroy Tones
Sikeston
Herbert Richard Kendall
Paris Tenn
Chiffon Drury
Charleston
Kendall
Sundar John Henry Turner Jr
Painton
Stoddard
Lester Wiham Holt
St James
Turner
Cape Girardeau Attorney Traces Labor Laws at Kiwanis Talk
Cape Girardeau attorney spoke to the Wowans Club recounting the labor relations laws history. He outlined federal and state statutes, union issues, and reinstatement procedures, stressing manager and employee rights under the Wagner Act and subsequent amendments.
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Cape Girardeau
Kiwanis Club
Bud Dawson Dies In Doctor's Office
New Madrid Missourian native Bud Dawson dies suddenly in a doctor s office at age 71. Born August 16 1878 he was a lifelong resident active in civic improvements and past Liberty Board Sales Committee chair. Survived by wife Laura Pech two sisters Nal Davis Boone and Lathan Dawson. Funeral planned at home Friday afternoon.
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New Madrid
Welliam Dawson
Alwass
Tigher
Attendance at Sikeeton Sunday Schools Sept 2
Attendance figures from area churches show First Assembly of God 4R3, First Methodist 438, First Baptist 427, Nazarene 0, Church of the Nazarene 0, First Presbyterian 101. Data reflects Sunday school turnout across Sikeeton on September 2.
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Sikeston
First Assembly of God
First Methodist Church
Fist Baptist Church
Chirchn of the Nazarene
Red Feather Drive to Start Oct 1956 Campaign
At a meeting of the 1955-56 Board of Directors of the Sikeston Community Chest in Scott County Milling Co offices Bowman was elected chairman succeeding Lee Austar Bowman. Haters, vice chairman and Charles Simpson re elected treasurer. Mrs Jewell Allen renamed secretary for the campaign. National calendars for community chest drives set for October 9 to October 31. Budget estimates to be submitted. Agencies include Missouri Delta Community Hospital Cite Welfare Office Salvation Army Missouri Heat Associations Boy Scouts and others. 1996 57 Community Chest Board members listed: Bob Mitchell Earl Cook WoL Haters OC Lewis Henry Bartholomew Lvann Twitty WB Bowman J Shad Old Marshall Crag Charles Simpson Tharon Stallings WB Denton Meredith Lee John Hux Gene Nunnelley.
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Stheston Community Chest
Scott County Milling Co
Willand Bowman
Lee Austar Bowman
Wol Haters
Charles Simpson
Jewell Allen
Bowman
Sears
Misouri Delta Community Hospital
Cite Welfare Officr Salvation Army
Missouri Heat Associations
Bos Scouts
Tiul Scouts
American Red Cross Children’s Home Secrets
American Cancer Society
Conmmunity Chest Board
Dirctors
Bob Mitchell
Earl Cook
Wol, Haters
O C Lewis
Henry Bartholomew
Lvann Twitty
W. OC Bowman J . Shad Old
Marshall Crag
Charles Simson
Tharon Stallings
WB Denton
Meredith Lee
John Hux
Gene Nunnelee
Paying Ordinances Provide a Lengthy Session for Council To Ask Bids on Jail Building
City Council held a long meeting to read ten ordinances on street payments and approved bids for two police cars to be delivered later in the year. They discussed hiring a new officer, authorized street paving contracts, and planned bids for a city hall and police headquarters. A resignation from a Park Board member was accepted and a council special meeting was announced for Wednesday night.
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City Counc
William Derkuck
Court Nichols
Homestead Hotel
Elm Street
Highway 60
Cline Ables
LeRoy Parmenter
Glenn Green
Hie Green
Clayton & Williams
Paul Buechmueller
Park Board
Chase Butler
Butler
Joel Montgomery
Montgomery
Comncil
Lillian Hoffert
United States
Fir Department
Fatty Malcolm
Branuim Street
Sikes
Moore Street
Criv
Harris
Don Har- Tis
Greer Street
Main
Mavre Greer Street
Hartis
Baker Lane
Aoout
Pat
Mator
Agauper Shore
Specia
Former Sikeston Man Dies at Dexter Hospital
James Rov Angerson, a former Sikeston resident born March 3, 1896 in Dongolai, died at Dexter Hospital after a long illness. He lived with his parents in Sikeston, later worked for Metropolitan Life Insurance, moved to Dexter in 1933, and retired in 1950. He married Effie Tran and later Mary Quinn, leaving a widow, a son J Ros Angerson of Wheaton, and two brothers Pers Andersen and Ro Andersen. A daughter preceded him in death.
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James Rov
Angerson
Sineston
Davis
Ben
Dongolai
Janes Veo
Moneme Andersen
Vo Anderson
Sikeston
Arouns
Metroepolitian Life
Harenbal
Dexter
Hys
Ubul Ul Health
Vir Anorsan
Eftie Tran
Stheston
Mary Fo Quinn
Milica
Meluce
Ros Ancuer
Wheaton
A Stensar
Rov Quinn
Tucson
Air Two Brothers
Peres Andersen
Bell City Rotary to Host Hill as Guest Speaker
Harold Hill of Sikeston, chair man of the MCPA research committee, will address the Bell City Rotary Club Thursday evening as guest speaker.
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Harold Hill
Sikeston
MCPA
Bell City
Rotary Club
Aged Morehouse Resident Dies at Hospital Monday
Robert Jason Craddock 82 a retired farmer of Morehouse died Monday at Delta Community Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Survived by five daughters Mrs Sel Barbel Mrs Sam DiBartolo and Mrs Jack Alpi of St Louis Mrs Clarene Morris of Morehouse and Mrs A R Vento of Abilene Texas. two sisters Mrs Fad Pemberton and Mrs Frank Mawser Eldorado. 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Robert Jason Craddock
Morehouse
Delta Communsty
Hamilton
Ai Craddock
Sel Barbel
Sam DiBartolo
Jack Alpistrong
St Lou
Clarene Morris
R Vento
Abilene
Texas
Slivining
Fad Pemberton
Frank Mawrer
Eldorado
Miss Mass Quirt Waitress Finalist Named at Jefferson City
Mary Evans of the Homestead Hotel dining room won a semifinal contest in the Miss Mass Quit Waitress pageant district, tying on pots with Mas Bet two Hettricks of Paplatt Bluff. She earns a spot in the late finals in Jefferson City on December 12, 1956, as the Massourt Waitress competition moves toward the title.
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Massoor
Restauerant Association
Mary Evans
Homestead
Paplatt Bluff
Jefferson City
Leek
Seat Cushions Vanish At Rodeo A Jaycees Appeal
After the Sunday rodeo performance, 13 seat cushions disappeared. The Jaycees suspect confusion over rental cushions, as owners may have taken them thinking they were purchased. If not returned, the group faces a five dollar loss per cushion. witnesses urged to call Shemp at the Ninny.
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Guardian of Liberty
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Republica Orient
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Senor
Washington Pedro Bermudez
Wowans
Dawes
Cape
Tobmes
Vnston
San Ata
Pablo Betoo
Lalbar
Secu Cartelltans
Mir Downs
Thor
Moon
Downs
Bud’ Dawson
Steem
Clyde Whaley
Sedgewichville
Reiss Dairy
John Reiss
Whaley
Bollinger County
Red Feather
Scen O
Curb Itinerant Builders
Dexter Hospital
Hill
Paul C. Jones
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Chicago
Jones
Chaaber of Commerce
Sireston Waitress