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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1950

Page

3

SIU Eyes Dog Supply Deal Amid City Ordinance Hurdles

Southern Illinois University plans to procure dogs for experimental work from sources outside Carbondale this fall. Officials note city ordinances limit pound use and registration, while advocates stress the vital role of dogs in medical research and the need for a coordinated solution to stray dog problems.

Southern Illinois University Harold M. Kaplan Department of Physiology Keplan Edward Helton Carbondale Southern Lee Davis Brush School David Said Paul Brown Davis E. V. Miller

Lions Appoint Two to Park Committee

Lester Barnes and Bob Gallogly were named to a Carbondale Lions park committee joined by zone chairman Orville Alexander and the group approved funding for two large club signs at the north end of the city. The club also welcomed Sol Ross from Murphysboro and noted weekly luncheon signs will accompany larger emblems. Richard Coleman spoke on the Egyptian Boy Scout council’s National Jamboree experience at Valley Forge with 47 000 scouts attending and highlighted key moments and trade lessons.

Lester Barnes Bob Gallogly Carbondale Lions Club Marshall S. Hiskey Carbondale Orville Alexander Lions Clubs Lions North End Richard Coleman Boy Scout Council Valley Forge Coleman Liberty United States Egypt Eisenhower Truman Alaska California W. J. Cassel W. E. Kepper Charles Goss Charles Montgomery West Grove Sol Ross Murphysboro Club Carbondale Lions

Local newspaper masthead and publication details

The Daily Free Press from Carbondale Illinois lists publication terms and subscription rates with a note on AP rights and the paper’s post office filing. It notes editions, carriers and mail options, and dates back to 1878 with Associated Press exclusive republication rights.

Southern Illinoisan Daily Free Press Southern Ilinois Publications, Inc West Main Street Carbondale Ilinois Associated Press

Grand Tower Man Hurt in Fall at C I P S Plant

Austin Harmon of Grand Tower suffered a broken hip and two fingers lost in an accident at the Central Illinois Public Service power plant construction site in Grand Tower Friday morning. The steamfitter was struck by a nine foot falling pipe, knocked from the scaffold, and transported to St. Andrews Hospital in Murphysboro by Crawshaw ambulance for treatment.

Austin Harmon Grand Tower Central Illinois Public Service Company Harmon St. Andrew’s Hospital Murphysboro Crawshaw

Gang of Six To Face Judge

Six Carbondale boys aged 12 to 17 have admitted petty thefts and will appear in county court Monday. They confessed to stealing tools and small items from Carbondale stores. some stolen goods were found at one boy’s home. No charges were filed yet. they returned home until the Monday hearing before Judge Clarence Wright.

Carbondale Lee Davis Clarence Wright

Dorothy C. Glenn Dies at 88 in Ava

Dorothy C. Glenn, 88, died at her Ava home at 1 a m after a week long illness. Born near Campbell Hill on May 30, 1862, she was married twice. both husbands are deceased. Survived only by nieces and nephews. She belonged to Assembly of God in Ava. funeral Mon at 2 30 p m with Rev John Mifflin officiating. Burial in Ava Evergreen cemetery. Friends may call Wilson Funeral Home Ava.

Dorothy C. Glenn Ava Ava Evergreen Cemetery Wilson Funeral Home

Koppers Strike Enters Sixth Week at Carbondale Plant

Workers from Wood preserving division walk out June 30 after failed contract talks. Old contract expired April 30. Demand 15 cents hourly raise. company offers 3 cents and a pension plan. Union Local 12176 of UMWA remains in dispute.

Koppers Company Carbondale Wood Preserving Division Koppers UMWA The

Obituary: Mrs Martha Davis 84 of Carbondale

Mrs Martha Davis 84 longtime Carbondale resident died Friday at 4 05 p m in her home 315 East Jackson street Funeral services will be at 1 p m Monday at Rock Hill Baptist Church with Rev Luke W Mingo officiating Burial will be in Oakland cemetery Friends may call at Jackson funeral home after 1 p m Sunday She was born January 5 1866 in Poplar Bluff Arkansas and moved to Carbondale in 1878 She married Walter D Holland in 1887 and leaves a step daughter and several stepsons along with a sister in law and other relatives Flowers are requested to be omitted.

Martha Holland Davis Carbondale East Jackson Street Rock Hill Baptist Church Luke W. Mingo Oakland Cemetery Jackson Funeral Poplar Bluff Ark du Quoin Southern Illinois University Walter D. Holland Davis Annie Moreland Ransom Warren Quincy Royal Allen Carrier Mills Zephyn Allen Peoria Belle Lane Kelley Chicago

Grimsby Youth Slays Large Rattlesnake During Hunt

A 13-year-old Grimsby boy named Lonnie Nelson killed a 58 inch rattlesnake during a squirrel hunt near Morris Cemetery on Route 144. The snake carried 15 rattles and a button and was described as the largest seen in months.

Grimsby Lonnie Nelson John Nelson Morris Cemetery Route 144 Grimsby School Jackson County

Illinois Road Projects Reclassified for Defense Needs

The State Highway division said federal aid road work will focus on projects essential to national defense. Route 51 near Carbondale is deemed a priority interstate in Southern Illinois while routine maintenance may continue with minimal disruption. The move covers most of Illinois 1950 road plans totaling about 25 million dollars and highlights interstate routes 6 20 40 41 45 50 51 66 and 150.

State Highway Division Illinois C. A. Cisne Carbondale Case MacDonald Charles P. Casey Thomas B. MacDonald Bureau of Public Roads Washington Casey

Jury Rules Boy Death an Accident in Marion Inquest

The coroner's jury ruled the death of 13 year old Charles R Gibbons an unavoidable accident after he collided with a car while bicycling home from a swim on Route 37 two miles south of Marion. Samuel Levy Chicago driver of the car remained in town for the inquest held at 5 p.m. The boy, born May 20 1937, was the son of Clarence and Corine Gibbons and leaves a brother Donald aged 11. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Frick funeral home with Rev Hobart Peterson officiating. Burial will be in Maplewood cemetery.

Charles Raymond Gibbons Ewing Street Marion Gibbons Herrin Hospital Marion Lake Route 37 Samuel Levy Chicago Gibbons Was Clarence and Corine Gibbons Donald Frick Funeral Home Hobart Peterson Maplewood Cemetery

Swarm Reaches Ava For Homecoming Celebration

A large group of Homecoming celebrants moved into Ava for the final day of the two day event. Excellent weather greeted early drivers and attendees as a full day of fun and frolic began with concessions food stands and exhibits of domestic art craft on the grounds.

Ava

Grads Urged to Keep Learning Intact at SIU

Dr. Harold C. Hunt spoke to 245 Southern Illinois University graduates during summer commencement urging ongoing learning to sustain civilization. He noted rising life expectancy, rising college participation, and projected growth to 12 million students nationwide in 50 years.

Harold C. Hunt Chicago Southern Illinois University Hunt United States D. W. Morris

Reading Club Nearing End at Carbondale Library

The Carbondale public library vacation reading club closes August 11 for children up to eighth grade. Reading diplomas awarded August 12 to those who read and reported on 10 or more books since June 5. Librarian Mrs Fern Brewer notes over half of enrollees met quotas.

Carbondale Public Library Fern Brewer

Iowa Youth Fractures Arm In Route 3 Accident

Paul Bambrook 21 of Eddyville suffers a broken arm when a car carrying six Iowa youths collides with a pickup on Route 3 near Grand Tower road. Companions escape with minor injuries. driver uninjured. Bambrook rushed to St Andrew's hospital Murphysboro. Passengers include Kenneth Stewart 18 Jack Long 18 Harold Hornee 18 Beirthil Farmer 21 and Charles Farmer 19.

Paul Bambrook Eddyville Iowa Route 3 Grand Tower Road Bambrook St. Andrew's Hospital Murphysboro Crawshaw Funeral Home Kenneth Stewart Jack Long Harold Hornee Beirthil Farmer Charles Farmer

Carbondale Chamber studies permanent home plan

The Carbondale Chamber of Commerce considers a permanent office with space for meetings an information service and showroom. A blueprint stage plan favors a central business district site and materials reflecting Southern Illinois resources are being sought. Seven committees were announced by President Patterson to advance membership planning industrial finance retail publicity and legislative efforts.

Carbondale Chamber of Commerce George Patterson Carbondale Southern Illinois Patterson Chamber of Commerce William Bicknell L. I. Browning A. D. Brubaker Paul McRoy Aveline Stroup E. Prosser R. V. Cherry Harry Goetz F. M. Kimmel

Second Moore Murder Trial Set Sept 5

The second trial of Charles Moore, 23, Carbondale, for fatally shooting Hallie Bradford, 23, Mount Vernon, is scheduled September 5 in Mount Vernon circuit court. A prior jury could not reach a verdict after 17 1/2 hours, with a 9-3 split for acquittal. Moore and Bradford’s wife fled to Carbondale after the shooting.

Charles Moore Carbondale Mount Vernon Moore Charles Randolph Randolph Jefferson County B. W. Eovaldi Eovaldi Hallie B. Bradford Bradford Fletcher Lewis Murphysboro

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Local Hospitals

Admitted Friday are Mrs. Cora Venable medical Carterville Marah Taylor accident Marion Mrs Edna Kimber medical Carbondale Discharged Friday Mrs Herbert Franklin surgical Murphysboro Mrs Burl Moore and daughter Marion Mrs Mildred Moake medical Billy Ray Fox medical Pittsburg Mrs Ben Burchell surgical Narian Mrs Tom Betts medical Carlisle

Cora Venable Carterville Marah Taylor Marion Edna Kimber Carbondale Herbert Franklin Murphysboro Burl Moore Mildred Moake Billy Ray Fox Pittsburg Ben’ Burchell Narian Tom Betts

Bank official A B Stoelzle in serious condition

A B Stoelzle vice president and cashier of City National Bank Murphysboro suffered a stroke while vacationing in California. He is reported in serious condition and has been placed in a nursing home for care during a four week California trip by his family and colleagues.

A. B. Stoelzle City National Bank Murphysboro California Mr. Stoelzle Stoelzles

Progressives Active in Securing Signatures in Illinois

Report from Carbondale and Decatur shows Progressive party workers seeking nominating petition signatures. Residents claim methods included unclear petitions and misrepresentation. Illinois requires 25 000 signatures for statewide ballot access plus 200 signatures for 50 counties.

Carbondale Progressive Party Decatur Chicago Cicero Illinois Progressives

Harold Akers Accepts Highland Junior High Teaching Post

Harold Russell Akers of CarbonDale has accepted a teaching position at Highland Junior High School in Highland. Akers majored in English at SIU College of Education and graduated in June, per Roye Bryant SIU placement director.

Harold Russell Akers Carbondale Highland Roye Bryant Southern Illinois University Harold S.I.U. College of Education

Leaders Plan Forestry Meet at Southern Illinois University

A committee led by Dr. W. E. Kepper of SIU plans a forestry conference in Southern Illinois this fall. The event, likely in Carbondale in late October or early November, aims to raise awareness of regional forest resources and promote their use. Members include N. G. Bitterman Carterville R. E. Lane Carbondale W. R. Boggess Dixon Springs E Nuuttila Springfield and D. N. Spaeth Urbana.

W. E. Kepper Agriculture Department of Southern Illinois University Southern Illinois Kepper Carbondale Henry Rehn S. I. U. College of Vocations and Professions Rehn Southern Illinois Forestry Conference Dean Rehn N. G. Bitterman Southern Illinois, Inc Carterville R. E. Lane Carbondale Research Center U. S. Forestry Service W. R. Boggess Dixon Springs E. Nuuttila Department of Conservation Springfield D. N. Spaeth Forestry University of Illinois

Cooperation Urged to Curb Scare Buying of Cars

Harold Grob, area chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association, urged Southern Illinois motorists to avoid scare buying of new and used cars amid wartime production cutbacks. He warned that limited supply and rising prices follow boom buying and called on dealers to serve needs of those with the greatest necessity for transportation. Grob noted the public must maintain civilian transport for essential needs.

National Automobile Dealers Association Harold Grob Murphysboro N.A.D.A Grob Southern Illinois

Confidence Pays Off For Murphysboro Bass in Park Lagoon

James Williams Jr. boasted of a large bass in Riverside Park lagoon and landed a three-pound largemouth on a small plug on his next trip. The incident confirms his confident claim and highlights local fishing activity at the Murphysboro park lagoon.

Murphysboro Bay James Williams, Jr McCord Street Riverside Park Williams

Open House Highlights Nation's Smallest Production Plane

The Mooney Mite, smallest production plane, will be on display at Mardale airport as part of the first open house. The event runs all day Sunday with flights, rides at half fare, crop dusting demo by John Kelly of Marion, banner pickup by Elliott Ketring, and airport facilities open between Carbondale and Murphysboro.

Mardale Mooney Aircraft Company Wichita Kans Carbondale Murphysboro John Kelly Marion Elliott Ketring G. I Midwestern Aero Service, Inc

Youths Flee With Loot After Break-In

At George Armes service station on North Jefferson Street in Johnston City, youths broke a window, entered the premises, and fled with candy and cigarettes. Night patrolman Luther Wiseman fired several shots into the air as they escaped, losing the loot in the pursuit.

George Armes Jefferson Street Johnston City Luther Wiseman Wiseman

150 Attend GOP Voting School

About 150 Republican workers from Illinois 26th district met in Murphysboro to plan for the November 7 general election. Mrs Ruth Thomas led the session with Bernard L Lamb and Elizabeth Van Dine Smith assisting. The theme was Get out the vote in November and boost party turnout after Illinois 26th district produced 58.6 percent GOP turnout in the prior election.

Illinois Murphysboro Jackson County Court House Ruth Thomas Bernard L. Lamb Hohogus New Jersey Elizabeth van Dine Smith Peterson G.o.ps

Funeral Sunday for Mrs. Leorah Davis in Anna

Mrs. Leorah Davis 80 widow of W A Davis of Anna died Friday. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m Norris funeral home Anna with Rev William Henderson officiating. Burial in Anna cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Ora L Davis Anna two sisters Mrs Cora Lyria St Louis Mrs Mary Miller Oklahoma two brothers Adolphus Phelps Chester Raymond Phelps Gary Indiana.

Leorah Davis W. A. Davis Anna Norris Funeral Home William Henderson Ora L. Davis Cora Lyria St. Louis Mary Miller Oklahoma Adolphus Phelps Chester Raymond Phelps Gary Ind

Property Transfers in Carbondale and Nearby Areas

Multiple real estate transactions recorded in Carbondale and surrounding townships. Transfers include lots and blocks in Oaklawn Place, Oaklawn Heights, Tower Grove cemetery, and J. W. Crandell's addition with varied consideration sums from $1 to $993.95. Parties include Colp, Porter, Marvin, John son, Eastman, Calavena, Cherry, Cox, Loftus, Pierson, Limbert, Reiman, Watkins, Hartnett, Cruse, Curtis, Crandell, and Harrel.

R. R. Colp Luther D. Porter Oaklawn Place Carbondale Marcus P. Marvin J. Earl Johnson Oaklawn Heights Charles W. Eastman William L. Calavena P. M. Post James A. Cherry Loyd J. Cox R. A. Taylor S D Carbondale B. L. and H. Association Peter E. Loftus Annie M. Pierson Harry Mathew Limbert Tower Grove Howard M. Reiman Harry J Reiman W. Gordon Hartnett Oaklawn Lillie H. Watkins Robert R. Cruse Dowell Harry C. Curtis J. Nelson Curtis Marvin Crisp Ernest. Harrel J. W. Crandell

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Helton Kaplan City Hell Gang of Six Land Bill Wuest Murphy Street Jim Merkley Walnut Street Big Muddy Bill Jim Martha Davis Grimsby Area Swarm U. Grads Morris Reading Club Harold Akers J. H. S. Job Mrs. Davis
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