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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1949

Page

2

Southern Illinois University plans regional expansion and facilities

Board members discuss boosting SIU Carbondale programs to raise regional industry and farming standards. Proposals include terminal courses in agriculture and machine shop, expanded mining and horticulture work, nurses training, and a two year off campus center for East St. Louis area teachers.

Herrin Southern Illinois University University of Illinois Davis Department of Agriculture U. S. Veterans Hospital Marion State Hospital Anna Southern Illinois, Inc Carterville Greater Egypt Association Carbondale Lindell W. Sturgis Metropolis Bank Southern State Teachers College Board Sturgis Southern Illinois Kenneth L. Davis Harrisburg Saline Illinois S. LU Atty John Page Wham Centralia Morris Wham Vernon L. Nickell State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Centralia Charged $94 for Share of Lobbyist Expenses

Springfield official explains a $94 bill Centralia city council received for a state capital lobbyist's services. The bill represented Centralia's portion of $3,200 in telegrams and related costs tied to securing funds of $3,278,000 for local airport construction, pro rated among 21 beneficiary authorities.

Springfield Johnson Bloomington Kurtz Centralia Severel H. B. Blanchard Jacksonville Hiineis

State Estimates Polio Bill to Hit a Million

Chicago August 27 The national foundation for infantile paralysis estimated more than one million dollars will be spent to fight polio in Illinois this year. It spent 1 400 000 in 1946 when 2554 victims were reported in Illinois. Counties outside Cook hit hardest include Marion Sangamon Knox Kane Champaign White Lake McHenry Peoria Effingham Jefferson DuPage Whiteside Winnebago LaSalle Vermilion Jasper Clay St Clair Morgan Jo Daviess Clinton.

Chicago National Foundation For Illinois Cook Marion Sangamon Knox Kane Champaign White Lake McHenry Peoria Effingham Jefferson Dupage

Tea Bureau Finds Two Thirds Drink Iced Tea In Summer

The Tea Bureau reports that two thirds of Americans aged 12 and over drink iced tea during the summer season, reflecting widespread beverage habits.

The Tea Bureau

Sub Rescue Is Praised After Cochino Loss

The Cochino explosion claim left seven sailors dead as 84 survivors from the Cochino and the rescue ship Tusk were hailed by Norwegian seamen. Cmdr Worthington of the Tusk guided survivors to safety despite buckled plates as the Cochino sank in Arctic seas near Hammerfest during training with Toro and Corsair.

U. S North Cape Town Arctic Robert L. R. Worthington Oakmont Worthington Kai Rasmussen Norway United States

Gas Pipelines Required to Withstand 1000 PSI

The article states that natural gas pipelines must endure a pressure of 1000 pounds per square inch. It notes the standard for safety and the technical specification guiding pipeline design and testing.

Parachute chiefs break legs on first jumps in Long Beach

Bill Hite and Bob E Overholt, leaders of a local flying service, made their first parachute jumps to answer customer questions about bail-out procedures. Overholt jumped first and broke his right leg. Hite followed hours later and broke his left leg. They now get around on one set of crutches together.

Bill Hite Long Beach Calif Bob E. Overholt Overholt Bite

Ullin Man Killed in Truck Mishap

Ullin man 58 named Penrod killed yesterday when he fell from a truck that ran off U.S. 51 near Wetaugh. The driver Clifford Peeler and another passenger John Rider of Wetaugh were involved. Rider suffered a broken leg as the vehicle hit trees and plunged down an embankment.

Ullin Yeaterday Sohn Penrod U. 8 Highway 51 Wetaugh H. J. Elkins Pulasti County Penrod Clifford Peeler John Rider

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