-
office Hearnes was
dogged by a tax investigation,
relating to
finances in and out of his administration.
While later cleared of any wrongdoing,
Hearnes faced...
- 1952
Mizzou graduate Warren Hearnes. The cost of the
building project was $10.75 million.
Prior to the
opening of the
Hearnes Center, the
Missouri basketball...
- a
native son.
Hearnes died in Charleston, Missouri, on
December 14, 2023, at the age of 96. "Our
Campaigns -
Candidate -
Betty Hearnes". www.ourcampaigns...
-
State Representative Betty Cooper Hearnes, and
Libertarian Mike Roberts.
Betty Hearnes was
married to
Warren E.
Hearnes, who had
served as
governor from...
-
Hearnes competed with Symington's son
Congressman James Symington and
Congressman Jerry Litton for the
Democratic nomination.
Litton defeated Hearnes...
- John
William Hearne (known as Jack
Hearne, J. W.
Hearne and
Young Jack to
distinguish him from his
distant cousin, J. T.
Hearne; 11
February 1891 – 14...
- John
Thomas Hearne (3 May 1867 – 17
April 1944) (known as Jack
Hearne, J. T.
Hearne or Old Jack
Hearne to
avoid confusion with J. W.
Hearne to whom he...
- Jack
Hearne may
refer to: J. T.
Hearne (1867–1944),
English Test
cricketer J. W.
Hearne (1891–1965),
English Test
cricketer See also: John
Hearne (disambiguation)...
-
Bryan Christopher Hearne (born 1988) is an
American actor from
Staten Island, New York.
Hearne is best
known for the role of
Andre Ray
Peetes in the 2001...
-
basketball teams, the
facility opened in
November 2004 and
replaced the
Hearnes Center (which
still hosts all
other indoor events) as the school's flagship...
