Milk bill killed in legislature in Illinois
Associated Press reports in Springfield on June 7 that a bill mandating pasteurization of all milk sold after July 4, 1950 was killed in the Illinois House by a 75 to 24 vote. Rural lawmakers opposed the measure and other bills, including state licensing of mason contractors, were defeated. Senate defeated a nursery school funding bill and a county judges salary increase proposal, while a new financial responsibility measure for aircraft owners advanced. Named figures include Rep. Charles W. Clabaugh, Sen. Norman Barry, Sen. Edward E. Laughlin, and Sen. John T. Thomas.
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Springfield
Illinois
House
Charles W. Clabaugh
Rchampaign
Senate
Senaor Norman Barry
Chicago
Edward E. Laughlin
Freeport
John T. Thomas
Rbeleville
St. Clair
Local social notes from Benton Mt Vernon McLeansboro and beyond
Mr and Mrs Horace Lowery of Benton and others visited A J Lowery Sunday. Families from Benton Mt Vernon Dupo and Switzerland gathered for visits with relatives including Ed Carter Florence Douglas Roy Mayes Myrtle Jenkins and Rev W E Campbell. Executors from St Louis Washington DC Paris and Kankakee appear among weekend visitors and travel to California.
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Horace Lowery
Benton
William Lowery
Roland Lowery
Vernon
A. J. Lowery
Frank Johannason
Frank
Dupo, NL
Ed Carter
Florence Douglas
Roy Mayes
Myrtle Jenkins
Mt. Vernon
W. E. Campbell
W. W. Bullock
Ellis Paris
McLeansboro
Herman Standerfer
Panama City
Florida
Trap Standerfer
Claude Wilson
St. Louis
Ernest Treymane
Charles Froom
Nim Estes
F. C. Sharp
Sidney Johnson
Harry V. Maulding
Washington, D. C
H. E. Maulding
Burrel May
Don Griffith
East Frankfort
B. H. May
Kankakee
Vis
Otto Barbee
Cora Judd
Etta Johnson
Enfield
Marie
Robert Beeler
Switzerland
Paula Acks
California
George Nipper
William Himer
Omer Matheney
Richard Edens
Albert Edens
Edgar Bullock
Brooklyn
New York
Charles Bullock
Mt. . Vernon
Frank Shelton
L. C. Shelton
Evansville
Ind
F. J. McNair
Urbana
John David McNair
Ilinois University
State Treasury Balance Falls In Illinois May Totals
Springfield Illinois June 7 The state treasurer reported that general revenue funds on June 1 totaled 163 403 000, down from 183 930 000 a year earlier The May total was 233 000 less than April and five month totals show increases for the four major tax sources after April declines including May gains versus a year ago.
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Springfield
Ill
Treasury
Illinois Crude Off 700 Barrels
Tulsa June 7 The Oil and Gas Journal reports the nation's weekly crude oil output rose by 18 840 barrels for the week ending June 4 led by Texas with 13 375 barrels boosting daily averages to 4 924 965 barrels Illinois fell 600 barrels to 176 400 and Arkansas dropped 350 to 79 900 barrels
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Texas
Oil & Gas Journal
Illinois
Arkansas
Tax Increases Displayed Across Several Revenue Areas
The report shows sales tax rising by 83,430,000 and motor vehicle licenses up 4,503,000. Also listed are motor fuel tax areas at 000 and cigarette tax at 52,000, indicating varied gains across revenue streams.
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U. S. Reds Handbook of
Aister
Princess de Bourbon
Umberto
Italy
Guy
Chantal
Remy
Mandelieu
France
Dahlgren
Cambridge
Davis Drug CO
North Side Square
Hotel Py
Cennex
Washington
John Goad
Fernway Drive
Maple Heights
Ohio
Nash
America
Noth Motors
Nash-Kelvineter Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Talbott Motor Company
Mt. Vernon, NL
State Treasury
Bethany
Decatur
Satuday
John Deere, International
Oliver, Case
M-M
Fords
International
John Deere
A-C
New Holland
Meen Mann
Nakku Vws
Huber Elliott
Quentin Taylor
Taylor Farm
U.S.S
Equality
Westinghouse
Featherston’s
Wits Westinghouse
Featherston
Broadway
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