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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1952

Page

11

Albert M Crampton Named Illinois Chief Justice

Albert M Crampton of Moline will become chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court at the term opening Sept. 8. He succeeds Justice Joseph E Daily from Peoria as the court rotates assignments by seniority. Crampton, 52, was elected to a nine year term in June 1948.

Springfield Albert M. Crampton Moline Illinois Supreme Court Joseph £. Daily Peoria Crampton

Greenville High Wins at Vocational Swine Marketing Day

Greenville High School topped competition at East St Louis on August 29 during the annual Vocational Swine Marketing Day at National Stockyards. The event showcased farm animal exhibit entries and drew participation from local schools and buyers.

East St. Louis Greenville, High School National Stockards

Mail Robbers Caught After Train Sack Theft

A posse of 50 sheriff's deputies tracked down two men along Santa Fe lines near Little Horse Thief Canyon. W H Cox of Houston and Charles May of Salt Lake City were booked on suspicion of mail theft after three sacks containing clothing and other parcels valued at $300 were recovered.

San Bernardino Calif Little Horse Thief Canyon W. H. Cox Houston Tex Charles May Salt Lake City

Sesser G I Trains with 24th Infantry in Japan

Pvt Nobie L Stockton and his wife Cleta from Sesser are identified with the 24th Infantry in Japan. The unit, famed as the first American division to fight in Korea, fought from Pusan to the Yalu River over 19 months of combat before its recent reassignment.

Pvt Nobie L. Stockton Cleta Sesser 24Th Infantry Japan Nobie Stockton Korea 24Th Pusan Yalu River

State Agriculture Dept consolidates divisions in reorg

Springfield August 29 The State Agriculture Department completes a three year reorganization cutting divisions from fourteen to eight The new Foods and Standards Division combines Standards with Foods and Dairies with most inspectors cross trained Offices will move from Chicago to Springfield by December 1 The remaining divisions include Grain Inspection Markets Soil Conservation State Fair Agriculture Statistics Livestock Industry and Plant Industry Mushrooms contain about 90 percent water.

Springfield State Agriculture Department Division of Standards Division of Foods and Dairies Foods and Standards Chicago State Fair Agricultur

Private Stockton joins security force guarding Japanese islands

Pvt. Stockton entered the Army in January 1952 and arrived in the Pacific theater this month to serve with the security force guarding the Japanese islands.

Pvt Stockton

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