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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1952

Page

11

Metzler Bros Peach Plant Rolls Out 30 Rail Cars Daily

Cobden packing plant operates at full speed packing 1,200 bushels per hour to fill 30 railroad cars in a 10 hour day. Metzler Bros Inc plans to process about 70,000 bushels in 10 days from its Cobden orchard holdings. The facility uses three conveyor lines and 175 workers for grading sizing and packing while 500 pickers handle the crop.

Mike Grehl Metzler Orchard Company Cobden California Georgia Metzler Bros Union County Company Union Illinois Logan Colp Carterville Lloading U. S. Cort Colp Metzlers

Optometric Ride For Wahl Named

J Harold Bailey joins Dr James F Wahl president of the American Optometric Association at national headquarters in Anna to serve as executive director. He previously led the California Osteopathic Hospital Association since 1947 and served in the USNR 1944 46. Bailey will head the national association from temporary offices on South Main Street Anna assisted by a long career in YMCA and educational service work. Bailey and his wife with three sons will reside in Anna.

J. Harold Bailey James F. Wahl American Optometric Association National Optometric Headquarters Anna National Association Wahl South Main Street Bailey California Osteopathic Hospital Association Seabee Journal Samar, P. I Pasadena San Jose Santa Clara County YMCA Hollywood Hollywood, U.S California

Illinois October draft quota set at 2680

The Illinois draft quota for October will be 2,680 men, to be drawn from registrants who reach age 20 by October 1952. The state quota accounts for about 5.7 percent of the national October call of 47,000 men.

Ilinois Chicago Illinois State Selective Service System

Suits filed over Mexican deaths and other injuries

Damage suits totaling 20 000 each have been filed in Pulaski County Circuit Court against Eddie and Charles Cottone and Everett Henshaw of Union County Truckers for five Mexican deaths on August 12 1951 at Highway 37 near Grand Chain. Administrators Jesse Rutherland Cai ro and Ernest Audt seek the damages. James Thomas Atherton seeks 1 000 for injuries from a car driven by Helen Richardson with 250 hospital costs. Joe Crain represents Crain and City in two other suits for James Hayden seeking 5 000 on seven counts against Charles Cooper and Bessie Pillow at Hill Top Inn Olmsted Route 37. Homer Inman administrator seeks 15 000 from I C Railroad for the death of August Inman at Villa Ridge crossing on Sept 14 1951.

Grand Chain Pulaski County Eddie Charles Cottone Everett Henshaw Union County Robert Lansden Cairo Ernest Audt Jesse Rutherland Olmsted James Thomas Atherton Mound City Helen Richardson Joe Crainman City Charles Cooper Bessie Pillow Hill Top Homer Inman Karnak August Inman I. C. Railroad Villa Ridge

French Attempt To Find Noah's Ark Fails On Ararat

A French expedition led by Jean De Riquer reached Mt Ararat's summit with a Turkish detachment but found no trace of Noah's Ark. After climbing through snow rain and heavy winds the team raised the French flag and began descent.

Istanbul Turkey Mt. Ararat Anatolia Pilar Jean de Riquer

First Greek Logic Study Emerges in Ancient Times

The earliest logic study in the Western world is believed to have originated in ancient Greece. This echoes scholarly assessments of early Greek philosophers shaping formal reasoning foundations.

Greece

Anna men named delegates to national Moose convention

John Fuller of Anna and Earl Lingle of Jonesboro will serve as delegates to the 1952 Moose National Convention in Chicago and Mooseheart August 17 21. Lingle attends as special guest at the 50 Club dinner, while Vernis Deming receives the Fellowship Degree August 19 for service to the Moose.

John Fuller Anna Earl Lingle Jonesboro Anna Moose Lodge Chicago Mooseheart Lingle Vernis Deming Moose Child City Mooseheart High School Ayl the Loyal Order of the Moose

England Terminology: Hood Called Bonnet for Cars

In England the term for the car hood is bonnet not hood as used in American English. The word bonnet appears in older English texts and is still common in British usage for the front cover of a car.

England

Check Pastures Renovation Can Double Returns Says U of I

Illinois agriculture expert W. O. Scott urges farmers to renovate poor pastures this fall to double or triple forage returns. Key steps include soil tests, applying nutrients, creating a seed bed, selecting deep rooted legumes like birdsfoot trefoil or alfalfa, and using grazing management to maintain the stand. If lime is not needed the project can finish this fall. if lime is required seed should wait until spring.

W. O. Scott Illinois College of Agriculture Scott

De Soto Marine Hurt Attempt to Flee AWOL Charges

Joliet August 18 AP A De Soto Marine suffered a fractured leg when deputies say he attempted to escape officers returning him to Great Lakes Naval Training Station to answer AWOL charges. Will County officers seized Pfc. Henry G. Melton 21 of De Soto along a railroad right‑of‑way after a passing train crew saw him lying on the ground. Cpl. Glen Jeffery said Melton escaped through the train’s men’s room as it approached Joliet.

de Soto Sheriff's Deputies Great Lakes Naval Training Station Will County Henry G. Melton DeSoto Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad Glen Jeffery Juliet Melton

Typhoid Cases Linked to Queens Day Camp Cook

Health authorities traced 15 definite typhoid cases at Camp Hi- Li in Far Rockaway to a 45 year old woman cook. The camp, attended by more than 300 youngsters, reported the outbreak on Friday.

New York Far Rockaway Queens Hi- Li

Man Detained by FBI After AWOL Till February 15

A window in the room framed the scene as the train reached Joliet. Melton was apprehended by the FBI last week after being AWOL since February 15.

Joliet Melton FBI

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Thelma Smith Matthews, Mo Bobbie Johnson Maynard, Ark Betty Toler Joyce Patterson Sue Tilley Matthews Margaret Lindhorst Tamms Mona Damron Betty Pearson Metzler Metzler Plant S. Rughway Facers Stanley Lamer Delbert Knight Wolf Lake Turner Stanley Turner” Center Charlotte McCann Joan Griffith Shirley Lipe Gene Jent Johnston City Jent Crain James Hayden U. of I DE Soto Marine Cook
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