Vocations College Expands at Southern Illinois University
The College of Vocations and Professions at Southern Illinois University will add faculty in agriculture home economics industrial education journalism speech and music this fall. It expects growth with new staff and expanded programs including on campus and off campus courses and a 500 acre university farm for practical farming methods and research projects.
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College of Vocations and Professions
Southern Illinois University
Henry J. Rehndean
Rehn
Renn
Home Management House
Industrial Education
Mrs Mabel Sickman Lane on sabbatical from University High
Mrs Mabel Sickman Lane, Ph D candidate at Washington University, is on sabbatical from University High School in Carbondale where she has taught since 1943 as rural supervisor. A SIU faculty member, she earned an MS in education from Illinois and began teaching in Tampa before moving to Carbondale.
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Mabel Sickman Lane
University High School
Carbondale
Lane
Washington University
University of Illinois
Advanced Study
Olive Branch
Southern Illinois University
Helen Hill
Tampa
Fla
Graham
Haywood
Alexander County
Parent-Teachers Association
Red Cross
Community Concert
The
Farm Bureau
Rural Youth Club
Arts and Crafts Club
National Educational Association
Illinois Education Association
American Association of University Women
American Association of University Professors
Illinois Association of Elementary Supervisors
American Association of Supervisors of Student Teachers
Jonesboro Grade School Set to Open August 29
Jonesboro will open its grade school on Monday August 29 with R C Martin entering his eighteenth year as superintendent. Faculty changes include Zada Foehr replacing Mrs Weiss in the sixth grade and Harold Gray teaching fifth grade. Rodenbeck moves to eighth grade. Martin gains broader supervision. Returning teachers include Katherine Martin Mabel Menees Pauline Clark Nettie Glascock and Cleta Grear.
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Jonesboro
R. C. Martin
Zada Foehr
Weiss
Anna Junior High School
Betty Gray
Vienna
Southern Illinois University
Harold Gray
Louis Rodenbeck
Gray
Rodenbeck
Martin
Katherine Martin
Mabel Menees
Pauline Clark
Néttie Glascock
Cleta Grear
Vatican Allows Communists to Marry in Catholic Church
The Vatican ruled that Communists may wed in the Catholic church despite excommunication. A decree from the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office states even militant Communists may marry if they formally vow to raise children in the church and not disrupt the religious life of Catholic families.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Sacreed Congregation of the Holy Office
Osseratore Romano
Eliza Ann Stewart Rites Held in Cobden
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Broadway funeral home Cobden for Eliza Ann Stewart 73 who died Sunday at her son’s home in Oak Ridge Tennessee Burial was in the Cobden cemetery. The hydrophobia skunk note appears in this fragment.
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Eliza Ann Stewart
Cobden
Broadway Funeral Home
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Cobden ¢ Cemetery
Anna's Playground Opens Promoted by Edward Ryan Plan
The first public playground in Anna was opened early this month in the northeast section. Edward Ryan promoted the project in about 30 days and arranged land lease and donations from local merchants and builders. Community groups including the Elks club and several companies supplied equipment and labor while supervision is provided by mothers and older girls, with police checks twice daily.
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Anna Waas
Edward Ryan
Ryan
Ben Vellenga
Anna Quarries
Vellenga
Anna-Jonesboro Elks Club
Ligon Lumber Company
Anna-Jonesboro Lumber Company
City of
Anna
Ben Green
Ned Foley
Ed File
A. W. Walter Hardware Company
Dale Denny Construction Company
Hileman Seed Store
Painters’ Union
Herbert Coats
Abandoned Route 13 Improvement at Marion
The state division of highways abandoned the Route 13 project at the west Marion entrance for this year citing lack of funds. Marion officials had completed their joint city state plan to widen and straighten from Carbon street to the Veterans hospital entrance to remove the accident prone curve.
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Rt. 13
Marion
State Division of Highway
Harry R. Rodd
Carbon Street
Veterans Hospital
All Stiffness and Stickiness Caused by Perspiration
Dryer sheets provide relief by removing moisture and reducing cling from fabrics. They soften fibers and leave a fresh scent, helping summer wear stay comfortable and less sticky in hot weather.
Laying Storm Sewers Planned on South Carbon Street
Plans provide for storm sewer installation on South Carbon Street to divert flood water that now overflows West Main Street during heavy rains.
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South Carbon Street
West Main Street
Strike vote set to end year-long zinc plant dispute
East St. Louis August 17 plans for another election to end the year-long strike at the American Zinc plant in Fairmont City were laid today. The National Labor Relations Board set the election for Saturday in city hall with agreement of company officials and two rival unions.
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East St. Louis
Ill
American Zinc Company
Fairmont City
National Labor Relations Board
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Vocations and Professions College
Pittsburgh
FORT
Parrots
T Sixe and
Syle
McGinnis Store
East Jackson Street
Dlinois Ave
Grammer Farm
Pann
Sinatry
Myrna _ _LOY
Fredric March
Dana Andrews
Teresa Wright
Virginia Mayo
Anna's Playground
Horstman
Sanitone
L. H. Paul
W. Sycamore
J. J. Morse
Franklin Road
Franklin Village
Michigan
Ironrite
South Illinois Avenue
AETSS
Evansville, Inc
Toni
Ada
Coca-Cola Company
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