Barnhart Dies at 77 In Danville Illinois
Joseph C. Barnhart, 77, longtime attorney and Republican insider in Illinois, died Monday. An adviser to figures such as Joseph G. Cannon Medill McCormick and Frank Lowden, he served as Danville city attorney 1905 07 and led the first board of election commissioners in 1909. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Uncle Joe) Cannon
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Illinois Central Cuts Plans for Improvements
Illinois Central Railroad tightens its 1958 capital program from 36 million to 25 million dollars as part of a conservative outlook amid a possible business slump. President Wayne A. Johnston said net income for 1958 may match 1957 at about 15 million dollars, with per share earnings around 4.82.
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West Virginia appoints Helen Holt as secretary of state
Former Illinois resident and widow of U S senator Rush Holt is named to the 11000-dollar annual post by Gov. Underwood, filling O Briens term to January 1961. Holt, a Greenbrier College faculty member and former House member, will serve until a 1958 election. Also notes salmon fishing grounds search by U S, Canada, and Japan.
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