"Mae Duggan chats with her husband, Martin, and other notables before the ceremonies. From left are Duggan; F. M. Wilson, director of public safety; Brig. Gen. Bill C. Branson; Mrs. Duggan; Brig. Gen. Jeremiah J. Brophy and Maj. Gen. Robert E. Buechler."
"Platoon Sgt. Kenneth C. Robinson of Warrenton gets a second award, this time from his wife, after receiving his Globe-Democrat citizen-soldier award."
Barge shipments are expected to gain importance here, and nonresidential construction remains strong. Photo at right shows worker on the First National Bank-IBM Building, just north Busch Stadium; it is one of several major downtown buildings under construction or naering the construction stage. Non-residential construction has provided a high level of employment for St. Louis builders and tradesmen.
Like a high-wire artist, this construction worker walking a beamin the sky is protected by a safety net below. The scene is at the construction site of the First National Bank complex downtown, bounded by 7th, 9th, Walnut and Market streets.
Ladue Lion Fred Clifford enjoyed coffee and doughnuts during a welcome break Tuesday morning in selling the Old Newsboys Day edition to benefit area children's agencies.
Kirkwood police mascot, McGruff, sniffs out business for Old Newsboys Day police department volunteers Tuesday at Geyer Road and Adams Avenue. Selling papers are, from left, Joyce Berry, Jean Webdell (McGruff), Bob Howe and Chief Dan Linza.
Kirkwood Police Dept. [at] S.W. Geyer & Adams. Joyce Barry, Jean Webdell (McGruff) take a bite out of crime. Bob Howe and Kirkwood Chief of Police Dan Linza.
Members of George R. Kutterer Council 6165 of the Knights of Columbus, one of many Columbia organizations that will take part in the annual Old Newsboys campaign Tuesday, are ready to serve the cause of charity. Left to right are Albert Kish, Robert Bullard, Columbia co-chairman Clem Kuehner, Adolph Freiburg and Mike Kish.
Ray Clark, left, Jim Barnes, center, and Howard Neuman made sure they stopped as many passerby as possible so as to add to that Old Newsboys coffer. They represented Valley Industries Inc. and sold the special paper at Eighth and Walnut streets.