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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
8
Article recounts criticism of President Truman and aides tied to Vaughan disclosures, citing past opposition to Mulligan and alleged political graft in Missouri. Bridges’ speech highlights WPA director Hendrix and Pendergast connections, reflecting a tense era of investigations and partisan battles.
A hearty bake features broad egg noodles, green lima beans, and bacon in a cheese sauce. Tomatoes are hollowed, filled with noodle mixture, and baked with a breadcrumb topping for a warm, nutritious family dish serving four.
Brisk mornings crave hearty griddle cakes served with broiled pineapple or peaches and meats like sausage or bacon. Enriched flour provides B vitamins iron and energy. Recipe yields medium thick cakes from sifted flour milk and shortening with batter mixed just until moistened.
Jefferson City officials and hundreds attended the Missouri Fire Prevention Conference where Major General Lewis A Pick urged “good old American teamwork” to extend fire prevention efforts. Governor Forrest Smith opened the conference, vowing to curb fire deaths and losses after noting past tragedies such as the LaSalle Hotel fire and the Winecoff catastrophe.
Judge Wiley Rutledge a 55 year old United States Supreme Court justice died in a York Maine hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage two weeks earlier. He was a Cloverport Kentucky native who had served six years on the high court Funeral services were held in Washington. Surviving are Mrs Rutledge a son and two daughters. The death follows the passing of Judge Frank Murphy, with President Truman naming Tom Clark to succeed Murphy. The Missouri Mississippi rivers are 3988 miles long.
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