Dr Klein Evaluates Central Versus Separate Boards Plans
Dr Arthur J Klein former chief of higher education surveys weighs central board versus separate board control for state supported colleges. He studies Southern Illinois University and will recommend program changes for southern counties.
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Southern Clinoisan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Arthur Jay Klein
Division of Higher Education
U. S. Bureau of Education
Klein
College of Education
Ohio State University
Southern Illinois University
Southern
Stevenson
State Teachers College Board
Lee Klein
California
Oregon
Rington
Noard
University of California At Berkeley
Dr. Klein
Carbondale
Los Angeles
Clarence
Ykstra
University of California At Los Angeles
U.U.L.A
Berkeley
Robert Sproul
Dykstra
U.C.S.A
Davis
Santa Barbara
la Jolla
Stong
Sproul
State Department of Education
University
State University
Agricultural College
Illinois Supreme Court may hear flat grant challenge
A petition to set aside Attorney General Ivan Elliott’s flat grant ruling is expected at the Illinois Supreme Court this week. More than 10 Southern Illinois school boards reportedly back the effort, arguing the ruling shifts an 11 million dollar state aid cut onto equalization schools.
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Ivan Elliott
Illinois Supreme Court
Southern Illinois
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Frank Trobaugh
West Frankfort
Springfield
Marion
Johnston City
Murphysboro
DuQuoin
Carbondale
Benton
Harrisburg
Chester
Galatia
Vienna
Herrin
FDR Jr to Wed Suzanne Perrin in Private Ceremony
Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the wartime president will marry socialite Suzanne Perrin of New York today in a small private ceremony. Only family and intimate friends attend. Miss Perrin is 28 and Roosevelt 35. he recently won election to Congress.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Suzanne Perrin
Miss Perrin
Roosevelt
Congress
Weather Summary With Temperatures and Lake Spillway Readings
Shower chances and scattered thundershowers tonight into Thursday with cooler conditions. Low around 54 to 58, high near 72. Tuesday temperatures show a low of 54 and a high of 86 with today’s noon reading 80 and 6 pm reading 75. Crab Orchard Lake Spillway level Sunday and Little Grassy Lake 15 feet below spillway on Sunday.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Local newspaper sections index and page references
The page list outlines sections from local news to markets and pictures across multiple pages including births deaths marriages licenses and society and editorial content. It notes pages for sports comics and classified ads.
Vaughan Tells Of Bribe Probe
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan testified to senators that the FBI once found no ground for a $10,000 bribe charge in a tax case. He also said a Democratic campaign contribution came from a lawyer who sought a pardon for a liquor black market convict, with no link to any intercessions.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
F.B.I
White House
Vaughan
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Morris Cavanaugh
Spring Green
Wis
William H. Neblett
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Robet Gould
Cincinnati
Western Powers May Ease Arms Sales to Tito
London reports that the United States and Britain may relax export licensing on military equipment to Yugoslavia. Officials say a decision could come after Bevin meets Acheson in Washington. The move would back Tito against Moscow while risking arms falling to Communist loyalists.
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London
Yugoslavia
U. S
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Dean Acheson
Washington
Marshal Tito
Russia
Tito
Communist International Information Bureau
Cominform
Moscow
Rumors of Soviet Troop Moves Mentioned in Tito Crisis
Reported rumors of Soviet army concentrations near Yugoslavia's frontiers sparked speculation over a Russian denunciation of Marshal Tito. No official confirmation of troop movements or UN intervention exists, while Yugoslavia is expected to respond to the note blaming Western-aligned policies.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
United Nations
Russia
Tito
Cominform
Soviet
Legion Urges Aid for China Against Reds
The American Legion urged U S support for Chinese groups resisting Communists as part of a unanimous resolution at its 31st annual convention. The measure backs forming a regional pact under the UN charter to defend freedom in the Pacific area and condemns appeasement of aggression. The convention also focused on veterans benefits and economy measures affecting veterans.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
United States Today
Legion
China
Veterans’ Organization
U. S
United Nations
Pacific
Far Eastern
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Texas
Final Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic
Six aging Civil War veterans conceded this was the last G A R encampment in Indianapolis after a news conference. Theodore A. Penland and Miss Cora Gillis will keep their offices for life, with Albert Woolson moved to junior vice commander. Outsiders confirm the last encampment label on a commemorative stamp and a bronze monument tablet.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Cora E. Gillis
Jamestown
N. Y
G.A.R
Charles L. Chappel
Long Beach
Calif
Penland
Miss Gillis
Chappel
Stand Rapids
Mich
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Robbery Targeted Dongola Poultry Dealer Near Wetang
A Dongola poultry dealer reported a gunpoint robbery of $600 about 8 15 last night near the Wetang Egyptian night club on Route 51. A second loss of $107 50 from a theater operator’s car was noted Sunday night in front of the same area.
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Dongola
Wetaug
Lee Simnerman
Wetang
Pulaski County
William Lannom
Marion
Dolly Height
Simmerman
Poultryman
Cairo
Pulaski
Homer Britt
Jesse Bizzell, Jr
Two Day Week Protest In Coal Regions
Washington reports soft coal operators angrily oppose John L. Lewis two day week plan for United Mine Workers in Eastern pits next week. Lewis ordered Monday as Labor Day idle, with Tuesday and Wednesday work only and Thursday off. Operators warn stockpiles may dwindle further as talks resume September in Bluefield and White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Eastern
Lewis
Mississippi
Senate presses vote on wage bill to raise minimum to 75 cents
After a setback, Senate leaders push for a nightfall vote on a wage bill raising the minimum to 75 cents an hour from 40. Amendments loom including Ellender’s 65 cent until 1950 proposal and Holland’s retail exemption. Newsboys were exempted earlier.
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Washington
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Bureau of Labor Statistics
S. L. Holland
D-Fia
Tokyo Typhoon Death Toll Rises Amid Widespread Destruction
Tokyo reports at least five dead with injuries and extensive damage as the second half of a powerful typhoon strikes the region. Winds to 80 mph, 50 foot waves, and debris clog streets while communications fail and ships are lost off Sagami bay.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yokosuka
China
Tokyo Bay
Sagami Bay
Apples Taking Final Coloring in Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois apple growers wait another week to color fruit before large shipments. Only a few shipments of Jonathan and Starking through the Illinois Fruit Growers exchange at Carbondale. Heavy shipments expected next week as demand is good for colored high quality apples. Top Jonathan fetch about $2 a bushel and Starking around $2.75, but market stabilization awaits more shipments.
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Illinois
Illinois Fruit Growers Exchange
Carbondale
R. S. McBride
McBride
Parachute 21,000 Ft as B-29 Catches Fire
Fourteen men bailed out from a B-29 after a fire forced emergency parachute jumps from 21,000 feet near Spokane Washington. Fifteen fliers aboard while co pilot Jack Gilliard of Spokane is missing and feared dead as the bomber crashed and exploded northwest of Spokane near an Indian reservation.
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Spokane
Wash
Jack Gilliard
Gillard
Ex-Clerk Dies in Carlyle at 82 After Heart Attack
Henry S. Schlarmann, 82, retired Clinton county circuit clerk, collapsed and died of a heart attack today on his way to church. He held the circuit clerk post for 39 years in Illinois.
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Carlyle
Ill
Henry S. Schlarmann
Clinton County
Schlarmann
Miners Walk Off At Du Quoin Slope Mine Protest
About 150 United Mine Workers members refused to work at Union Colliery near Du Quoin in protest of a reported strike against the welfare fund. Mine Superintendent E G Gossard said no other Southern Illinois soft coal producers were withholding 20 cents per ton, noting last payment was August 17. Washington reports say major operators negotiating with John L Lewis may align with no contract no work by halting welfare fund payments, a move tied to contract expiration and tax questions.
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Union Colliery Coal Company
New Slope
du Quoin
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
E. G. Gossard
Gossard
Southern Illinois
Welfare Fund
Union
Washington
John L. Lewis
Wilkey Denies Illinois Coal Operators Pause Welfare Payments
Fred S. Wilkey, secretary of the Illinois Coal Operators Association, said all Illinois coal mine operators continue regular payments to the United Mine Workers welfare fund. He dismissed reports that major operators negotiating with John L. Lewis halted contributions and said Du Quoin Union Colliery workers’ local strike was not part of a larger stoppage.
Mine Journal Declares Fund Will Continue
The United Mine Workers Journal pledges on its front page that the welfare and retirement fund will go on despite critics. The fund, financed by operator contributions of 20 cents a ton, faces a strike as coal producers withhold July tonnage payments, though funds are set aside amid questions of contract legality.
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United Mine Workers Journal Today
Union Welfare and Retirement Fund
Flying Boat Crash Off San Diego Kills Crew Members
A navy Martin Mariner flying boat crashed in the Pacific 2 miles west of San Diego California this morning. The incident left several crew members dead and others missing with survivors rescued. The official tally of fatalities was not immediately released and crew names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Here
11Th Naval District
Carlyle Farmer Dies of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Henry H. Johnson age 53 a retired farmer was found dead in a garage behind his Carlyle Illinois home. Clinton county authorities said the death was caused by carbon monoxide from a running automobile engine. rags stuffed in the garage doors to prevent gas seepage.
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Carlyle
Henry H. Johnson
Clinton County
Johnson
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