Carthage Plans Second Campus in Kenosha Wisconsin
Trustees announce Kenosha site for Carthage College expansion. Land secured for 60 acres at Alford Park with formal conveyance by the city. Master plan by Mittlebusher Tourtelot and Monberg Associates, opening targeted for 1960 with seven buildings including dorms libraries chapel and dining hall. A $2 million synod campaign follows, plus additional fundraising from foundations and alumni.
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Carthage
Ill
Wisconsin
Carthage College
Rolf Dokmo
Kenosha
Alford Park
Lake Michigan
Dokmo
Christmas Visits and Illness Mark South Wilmington Notes
South Wilmington residents and relatives dispersed after Christmas gatherings. Effie Lubke of Grand Prairie Texas and others hosted visits with family in Gardner Joliet and Braidwood. Louis Residori was seriously ill in Hines Hospital. Peter Ronchetti hospitalized at St Joseph’s Joliet.
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South Wilmington
Charles Purdy
Wisconsin
Coal City
Effie Lubke
Grand Prairie
Tex
John Lubke
Ruth Morse
Gardner
Lorraine Sharp
Truman Robinson
Braidwood
J. L. Simms
Donald Simms
Leonard Simms
Roger Inman
Lansing
Frank Kasper
Louis Residori
Kempton
Attilio Residori
Hines Hospital
Joseph Ryan
Joliet
D. A. Holden
Florida
C. W. Franklin
Judith Ciluffo
GSW High School
Reddick
Russell Nelson
Chicago
John Boggetto
Frank Motto
Dwight
Keith Nichol
Midlothian
Alvin Nichol
John Cacello
Kankakee
Judy Sharp
See 54 Billion Security Budget, With No Tax Hike
The National Planning Association says defense spending could reach 54 billion dollars a year by 1960 without a tax rise, with 64 billion triggering tax increases to curb inflation. The study notes current 1958 programs total 43 billion and may grow in 1959, while Gaither’s report hints at an 8 billion rise.
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Washington
National Planning Assn
Eisenhower
Congress
Gaither
NPA
Gerhard Cohn
President Council of Economic Advisers
Christmas Day Family Hosts Highlight Local Gatherings
Families from Thornton Coal City Dwight and South Wilmington welcomed relatives on Christmas Day in a shared celebration reflecting community ties and seasonal cheer.
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Thornton
Coal City
Dwight
Wilmington
Rev Perry Fitzwater Dies After Auto Strike
Evanston Illinois Rev Perry Braxton Fitzwater 86 nationally known religious author and educator died after being struck by a car as he stepped from a curb He authored a syndicated Bible lesson column and retired as dean of faculty at Moody Bible Institute Chicago The motorist Albert J Fisher a Skokie druggist said ice prevented him from stopping in time.
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Evanston, Ill
Perry Braxton Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Eral
Moody Institute
Albert J. Fisher
Skokie
Stevenson to Speak at ADA Roosevelt Day Dinner
Adlai E. Stevenson is slated to address the 10th annual Roosevelt Day dinner on January 31 in New York City. The American for Democratic Action will sponsor the event with the topic Science, Disarmament and Peace. Additional dinners will be held in Chicago and five other cities to mark F D Roosevelt's birth anniversary.
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Washington
Adlai FE. Stevenson
New York City
Amicans For Democratic Action
ADA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
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Robt. T. Williamson
W. Clark
Davis County
Lillias
K. Walker County
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Morris Herald
Stevenson
Morris Paper Mills
Federal Paper Board Company, Inc
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