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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1952

Page

3

Diplomas Awarded To 200 At SIU Commencement

Dr. Robert L. Sutherland of the Hogg Foundation for Mental Hygiene addressed the Southern Illinois University summer commencement at McAndrew Stadium. About 200 degrees were awarded, including 62 masters and 138 bachelors, with high honors to Fulkerson Presley Stroh and Bridges Todd.

SIU Robert L. Sutherland Southern Illinois University United States Sutherland Hogg Foundation For Mental Hygiene University of Texas Southern McAndrew Stadium

Air Force dental tech visits Murphysboro couple

Cpl Donald R Birkner and his wife visit Murphysboro and Carbondale while he finishes training in the East as a dental laboratory technician with the U S Air Force. He will be stationed at Chanute AFB Rantoul. The couple arrive as Birkner’s brother George Edward is born at St Andrew’s Hospital in Murphysboro. His parents live at 1841 Hardy St Murphysboro and his wife’s parents at 309 S James St Carbondale.

Cpl Donald R. Birkner New York City Li Ae Murphysboro Carbondale East U. S. Air Force Chanute Air Force Base Rantoul Birkner George Edward St. Andrew’s Hospital C. E

Principal Takes Surance Job

Don Benitone a 30 year old Herrin area educator and longtime Chittyville grade school principal resigned to become Herrin agent for Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York. He is a World War II veteran, former Herrin Township High School graduate, and a lifelong Herrin resident. He and his wife Mayme Murray have a son, Jerry.

Don Benitone Chittyville Herrin Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York Benitone N. 13Th St McKendree College Lebanon Southern Ilinois University Herrin Township Charlie Benitone

Herrin Captain Misker serves in Korea with 1st Telephone unit

Captain E H Misker son of Mr and Mrs E H Misker Sr of 612 S 18th Herrin has arrived in Korea. He is stationed with the 1st Telephone and Carrier Squadron 5th Commissary Group part of the 5th Air Force living in a single University of Seoul building with church mess hall barber shop and sleeping quarters. Soldiers donate to a Korean War orphans fund. He served four years in WWII and was recalled in April 1950 after training at Scott Field and a three day stay in Japan before Korea. He graduated Herrin Township High School in 1936 earning a gold H National Honor Society Award and the American Legion honor medal.

E. H. Misker S. 18Th St Herrin Korea 5Th Air Force Misker University of Seoul Scott Field Japan South Side School Herrin Township

Rilla Moore Died At Home In Carbondale

Mrs. Rilla Lee Moore of 502 East Larch Street Carbondale died at her home at 4 a m today She leaves a son McKinley Jackson of Chicago and a brother Moses Hughes Friends may call at the family home Sunday evening services will be held Monday at 2 p m at New Zion Baptist Church Carbondale with Rev W H Clark officiating Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery Jackson Funeral Home directed the arrangements

Rilla Lee Moore East Larch St Carbondale McKinley Jackson Chicago Moses Hughes Jackson

Two Car Crash Reported by State Patrol

State Patrolman Warren Grammer reported a two car collision at 11 15 a m Saturday at Plum and 4th Streets. One car belonged to Henry McGhee of Murphysboro and the other to Herman Kranzberg of University City Missouri.

Warren Grammer Plum and 4Th Streets Henry McGhee Murphysboro Herman Kranzberg iUniversity City

Six SIU ROTC Cadets Complete Summer Camp At Randolph

Six Southern Illinois University AF ROTC cadets completed a summer camp at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas. The cadets listed are William C. Ballowe John T. Cherry George F. Holliday Mark H. Johnson Wayne A Nast and Harvey L Ottinger.

Southern Illinois University AF Randolph Air Force Base Texas William C. Ballowe South 16Th Street Herrin John T. Cherry Vienna George F. Holliday North University Carbondale Mark H. Johnson Salem Wayne A Nast Belleville Harvey L. Ottinger Granite City

Wiley Parrishes Name Baby Sherry Lynn

Mrs Shirley A Parrish wife of Wiley B Parrish damage control man USN aboard USS Rehoboth with the Atlantic Fleet gave birth to a 6 pound 2 ounce baby girl July 1 at the US Naval Hospital Philadelphia Pa The Parrish family lives at 1228 South Broad street Philadelphia Residents are William C Rains Murphysboro and Robert Parrish Vergennes parents of the couple Sherry Lynn is their first child assisting the city family news brief.

Shirley A. Parrish Wiley B Parrish USN Rehoboth U. S. Naval Hospital Philadelphia Parrish William C. Rains Murphysboro Robert Parrish Vergennes Sherry Lynn

Quebec's asbestos from open pit mines dominates output

Almost all of Quebec's vast asbestos production comes from open pit mines, highlighting the industry’s geographic concentration and mining method across the province.

Quebec

Chief Hanson Urges Cleaning of Flues

Murphysboro Fire Chief Urba Hanson warns homeowners to clean chimneys and stove pipes and to remove old papers and rags from attics and basements. He cites many grass fires from carelessness this summer and urges diligence to prevent home fires.

Urba Hanson Murphysboro

Rotarians to Continue Discussion in Murphysboro Meeting

Continue Discussion Murphysboro Rotarians will carry on their planning for the coming year at a 6 15 p m gathering Tuesday at the Logan Hotel.

Murphysboro Logan Hotel

Anderson Gets Contract for Cal Crest Job

George Anderson, a Herrin engineer, won the Cal Crest Outerwear plant contract for Murphysboro after Friday’s vote by Murphysboro Industry Inc and Cal Crest president S. J. Bronstein. Anderson bid 284000, higher than the lowest 269000, but his plan reduces posts and satisfies building specifications and state fire code needs. Negotiations will start on specs, with insurance approval and financing details delaying final signing. The plant aims to open by late summer to meet Bronstein’s timetable.

George Anderson Herrin Cal-Crest Outerwear, Inc Murphysboro Cal- Crest Bronstein Anderson St. Louis

Murphysboro Pastor William White Dies at 64

Reverend William T. White 64 of 1904 Hortense St Murphysboro died 7 30 am at St Andrew s Hospital after years of illness He led the First Pentecostal Church at 449 N 16th St since 1929 He married Fleta Roundtree in Marion 1912 Surviving wife two sons LD White Carbondale brother Linda Rush Metropolis one sister Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at First Pentecostal Church Burial Oakland Cemetery Lady remains at Crawshaw Mortuary then church home and until Tuesday morning

William T. White Hortense St Murphysboro St. Andrew's Hospital Cypress, Ill First Pentecostal N. 16Th Street Fleta Roundtree Marion Ill First Pentecostal Church of Dennis F. Lyerla Crawshaw Mortuary Oakland Cemetery

Hightowers Seek $10,000 Damages in Assault Suit

C H Hightower and Normine Hightower file in Jackson County circuit clerk’s office seeking $5,000 each for assault against Gordon C Skin ner. The incident occurred Tuesday in Cardinale, according to the complaint.

C. H. Hightower Normine Hightower Jackson County Circuit Clerk’s Office Gordon C. Skinner Carbondale

No Free Bread Fake Hand Bills Target Southern Illinois

Anna Baker of Lewis Brothers Bakery in Anna said fake hand bills claiming a free Bunny Bread gift are being distributed in Southern Illinois. Jack Lewis reported two men offered local youths a paid job delivering the fakes in Jonesboro causing many calls to the bakery. He suspects a broader plan to embarrass the bakery and believes the scheme began in Jonesboro before expanding.

Jack Lewis Lewis Brothers Anna Illinois Lewis Brothers’ Bakery Lewis Jonesboro

Frischkorn Receives Overseas Orders For Far East

First Lieutenant Earl T Frischkorn of Company A 135th Engineer Battalion Jacob received orders this week for transfer to the Far East from Camp Cooke California. He will have a leave to visit his family before departure.

Earl T. Frischkorn 135Th Engineer Battalion Jacob Far East Camp Cooke Calif

Lions To Hear Walnut Talk Tuesday Night

William MacLeod, district highway engineer for Southern Illinois, will speak at the Murphysboro Lions Club in First Lutheran church on Tuesday night about the Walnut Street widening and resurfacing proposal. The talk, open to the public, is expected to begin around 7 p.m. The club meets at 6:15 p.m. The state would widen and surface the main street at no town cost, aiming to use Murphysboro as a pilot to show effects on business and traffic. Local businessmen previously opposed the parking loan, urging Mayor Hart to appoint a committee to discuss with highway officials, but the mayor has not yet named the panel.

William MacLeod District 9 Southern Illinois Murphysboro Lions Club First Lutheran Walnut Street State Division of Highways Lions MacLeod Highway Department C. A. Hart

Kiel of Murphysboro Serving On Piedmont

Richard R Kiel seaman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs William J Kiel of Murphysboro is serving aboard the destroyer USS Piedmont. Before assignment he completed 11 weeks recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center San Diego Calif.

Richard R. Kiel USN William J. Kiel Walnut St Murphysboro Piedmont Kiel U. S. Naval Training Center San Diego Calif

Marion Lions to Sponsor Water Trap at County Fair

Marion city officials plan a water dunking booth at the Williamson County Fair in Marion next week. Volunteers will be dunked in a tank if a spectator hits a target with a baseball. John K. Miller leads the seating lineup, followed by Marion officials.

Marion Doc Smith Bob Bradley John Q Lions John K. Miller

Murphysboro OKs 45060 Tax Levy and City Plans

Murphysboro City Council approved a general tax of 45060 for the current fiscal year, with an estimated 25365 from other sources, to fund a 70425 appropriation covering salaries, supplies, equipment, and services. The meeting addressed water service expansion delays by the Murphysboro Water Co. and Walnut Street widening, plus renaming Lockard Place subdivision to Hillcrest and annexing Huffman and Schrader areas. The council also authorized 31000 in motor fuel tax funds to repair streets and cover costs of a 40000 street project.

Murphysboro Murphysboro Water Co C. A. Hart Walnut Stree Highway Division District 9 Carbondale Springfield Lockard Place Hillcrest Huffman Schrader

Williamson County Fair Opens with Racing and Night Acts

The 96th Williamson County Fair starts Monday and runs through Saturday featuring daily racing and two daytime shows on Thursday and Friday. Monday night events include parade, handy horse, and working classes, with stage and aerial acts nightly such as Lucky Millie and the Wheelers. More than 35,000 in premiums will be awarded to exhibitors.

Williamson County Lucky Millie George and Mary Wheeler Wheelers United States Peter Ray Paul Whiteman Cab Calloway Dede Dawn Jimmie O'Neill Air Force Dot Vernell Cornell Vernell Skeets Frankie KMOX St. Louis Willes

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