Fumbling Pays Dividends In Pinckneyville Mayor's Art
Pinckneyville Mayor Bill Cunningham uses a frail word fumbling to obtain city services at no cost by enlisting local service clubs and civic groups. The scheme funds Christmas decorations street improvements and public projects while reducing city expenses and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sunkel
Bill Cunningham
Pinckneyville
Cunningham
Ham
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Cunnin
Eisenhower Gains May Beat Southwide Odds in 1952 Poll
George Gallup reports Southern voters show Eisenhower ahead of his party in border states like Kentucky and Virginia, with potential gains in Oklahoma and Tennessee. Deep South remains unfriendly, while overall GOP support rises from 1948 levels though Civil Rights and local factors may alter outcomes.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Eisenhower
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Virginia
South
GOP
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Ike
Thomas Dewey
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mississippi
Heart Tag Day Planned in Royalton This Saturday
The Heart Tag Day drive will be held in Royalton Saturday with headquarters at the Miners' Hall. Linda Chitty is named chairman. The committee includes Mrs Lemadell Menghini, Henry Rodenberg, Rev Ira Smith and Robert Hardcastle. Funds go to the Volunteers of America to aid the needy.
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Royalton
Miners’ Hall
Linda Chitty
Ing
Lemadell Menghini
Parent-Teachers Association
Henry Rodenberg
Ira Smith
Robert Hardcastle
Volunteers of America
Carbondale Graduate Receives Diploma at Key West Ceremony
Robert L. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Johnson of 807 West Main Street Carbondale, receives his diploma during recent graduation ceremonies at the U. S. Fleet Sonar School in Key West Florida. Johnson completed his studies in Carbondale before this achievement.
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Robert L. Johnson
O. R. Johnson
West Main St
Carbondale
U. S. Fleet Sonar School
Key West
Fla
Johnson
Car
Japanese Treasure Missing Receipts Jibe With Officials
Tokyo reports a parliament committee confirms a large quantity of Japanese national treasure is missing. Receipts by occupation officials for some items are unclear and do not jibe, with theft possible during World War II. The Empress Nagako crown and other jewels are cited. The panel will decide if misconduct occurred.
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Tokyo
Nagako
Central Materials Utilization Association
Japan
Hogs fetch up to 23.75 at National Stock Yards sale
Herman Frischkorn and neighboring residents sold through Producers Live Stock Marketing Association at National Stock Yards Illinois. Among buyers and consignors were Walter Langrehr Evansville with 10 head 199 lb hogs at 23.75 cwt and Henry Wiegand Red Bud with nine head 203 lb pigs at 23.00.
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Herman Frischkorn
Red Bud
Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
National Stock Yards
Ill
Walter Langrehr
Evansville
Henry Wiegand
William Reunin
Chester
Dwight Rainey
Sparta
Arnold Papenberg
Edgar S. Krebal
Prairie du Rocher
Loren Schwartzkopf
Coulterville
Hy. F. Heierhoff
Percy
Rupert J. Maxwell
Steeleville
Oscar Munnrich
William Kohring
Thesage
Louis Bergman
Egypt Starts Limited Land Ownership Reform Plan
Cairo reports Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib says Egypt will adopt a limited land ownership rule. Al Misri says the law under consideration would cap ownership at 200 acres per person, with excess land expropriated and owners compensated with state bonds over 30 years at 3.25 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
al Misri
Spitsbergen Governance Clarified by Norwegian Rule
The article explains that Spitsbergen has been governed by Norway since 1925, outlining the legal basis and administrative arrangement. It notes Norway’s sovereignty over the Arctic archipelago and the implications for local governance and international status.
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Spitsbergen
Norway
Stevenson reviews police badge at Illinois State Fair
Governor Adlai E Stevenson surveys a police badge from an ardent supporter during a visit to the Illinois Building at the State Fair. He is Clyde R. Crow.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Clyde R. Crow
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Cleveland
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Crowder
Vienna
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A Sunnya Brooke Company
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