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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1952

Page

8

Pantagraph Neutral On Candidate

The Pantagraph editorial praises both Eisenhower and Stevenson as capable men but declines to back either candidate. It notes Stevenson faces a handicap as nominee of a party charged with long-term spending and corruption, while reaffirming acceptance of both candidates' qualifications and potential to address national issues.

Bloomington Pantagraph Adlai Stevenson McLean County Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry Truman Democratic Party

Good Revenue Service Promised by Snyder

Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder pledged a federal revenue service with efficiency and integrity as the Internal Revenue Bureau unveils its renovated headquarters. He avoided noting winter scandals that led to eight collector firings and staff cuts, while the plan replaces 54 political collectors with 21 civil service district commissioners.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder Federal Revenue Service Snyder Internal Revenue Bureau Truman Congress

Moslem Law Allows Four Wives For Wealthy Men

Article notes that Moslem law permits up to four wives but only affluent men can afford more than one wife. It discusses economic and social constraints shaping matrimonial practice.

Farouk Breakfast Eggs Exile Cuts Hotel Bill in Half

Exiled Egyptian monarch Farouk Faud ate ten eggs for breakfast at a Capri hotel on August 12. He paid a daily rate of $320 after the owner cut the original $400 price. Farouk balked at the charge and pursued quick payment as costs mounted.

Farouk Exile Isle of Capri Italy Egypt Prince Farouk Faud Nicola Farace The Royal Ten Farace

Final Rites For Eva Peron

Argentine President Juan D Peron led the nation in mourning as Eva Peron was buried with full presidential pomp. Her body rests in the CGT Hall, to be sealed for a year to preserve a corporal permanence before viewing in a monument in Buenos Aires.

Juan D. Peron Eva Peron General Confederation of Labor CGT Buenos Aires

Union Tuckpointers Waterproofing and Caulking Ad

EADS TUCKPOINTING CO offers waterproofing window caulking and staining services. Specialty Union Tuckpointing listed with contact 1011 Elizabeth Carbondale phone 1324Y.

Eads Tuckpointing CO Union Tuckpointers Elizabeth Carbondale

Duke Placed on Diet for Stomach Ailment

Montecatini Italy AP Milk and boiled foods were the bill of fare today for the Duke of Windsor and his stomach trouble. His doctors said he would have a restricted regimen and rest amid reports of continued discomfort.

Duke Montecatini Italy Duke of Windsor

Former King Recovers From Gastroenteritis at Italian Spa

Physicians say the former king remains under care at a North Italian spa and is recovering from a gastroenteritis attack. The illness affects the stomach and intestinal lining as he stays for about a week.

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