Wreck blocks Rt 3 traffic. Stella Orlandine dies
A multi vehicle crash on Rt 34 southeast of Benton injured several and caused traffic delays. Mrs Stella Orlandine Wdied at home after the collision and other drivers including Phyllis McClain 34 and Wathen 62 were treated for minor injuries. Police reported no serious injuries and the Harrisburg Hospital treated the injured. The incident occurred Friday afternoon near the Rt 1472 intersection and involved a semi truck and several cars. The deceased, age 80, was a resident of Royalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
McClain
Rt. 1
Macedonia
Wathen
Galatia
Benton
Rt. 3
Chester
Harrisburg
Collison
Dwight Burk
Thomas Bell
Christopher
St. Louis
Jack Orvill
Mt. Vee
Walter Iers
Thelma
Holmes
Godfrey
McLeansboro
Be- Fitzservells
Bonnies
Gina Geshen
Lamar
Hager
Steeleville
Clyde Aaron
Mulkeytown
Job Training Committees Set
Advisory committees for job training surveys in Williamson and Jackson counties are to be formed next week. Perrine of Herrin will chair Williamson, Johnson, Franklin and Saline counties, with Coker in charge of Perry and Union counties. Each committee will have about five representatives per county and include school officials and Chamber of Commerce members. They will advise on training needs to prepare workers for Technical Tape Corp. in Carbondale and other plants. The firm listed 20 skills needed. plans include reviewing applications and placing trained workers in supervisory roles. Members named include Raymond Davis, Phillip Baird, Frank Kirk, and others to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Jackson
Tink Perrine
Servce
Herrin
Johnson
Franklin
Saline
Wilson Coker
Murphysboro
Perry
Oker
Chamber of Commerce
Coker
Technical Tape Corp
Carbondale
Perrine
Raymond Davis
Springfield
U .S
Grass Fire Near 46th Street Home Extinguished
Firefighters put out a grass fire near 46th Street at the home of Murryland in the East River area of New York. No damage reported. Royalist troops hanged Na p.m. Friday. Hale listed as a spy.
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Marion
46Th Street
Murryland
East River
New York
Klemm
Laura Lane
Nap.m
Hale
Former Area Man Named IHA President Elect
A former Murphysboro resident, William R. Williams, was named president elect of the Illinois Hospital Association. Williams, nephew of Murphysboro Mayor Joe Williams, will be installed president at the 1962 IHA meeting in Springfield. He currently administers the Suburban Cook County Tuberculosis Sanitarium District in Hinsdale and has served on the IHA board for three years. He is a 1927 Murphysboro Township High School alumnus with degrees from Roosevelt University and Northwestern University. Williams helped plan and organize St. Joseph Memorial Hospital in Murphysboro and spoke at a 1958 hospital committee meeting on administration and operation.
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Murphysboro
Ilinois Hospital Association
William R. Williams
Joe Williams
R. A. Williams
Belleville
Williams
Leonard P. Goudy
Proctor Community Hospital
Peoria
IHA
Springfield
Dook County
Hinsdale
THA
Murphysboro Township
Roosevelt University
Northwestern University
New St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Eaker
Murphysboro Police Fine for Disturbing the Peace
Rex Reynolds of Murphysboro fined 25 dollars including costs by Police Magistrate Charles Helwig Sr for disturbing the peace at Smiths Tavern bartender Calvin Smith filed the complaint.
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Murphysboro
Rex
Reynolds
Charles Helwig Sr
Calvin Smith
Him
Adenauer Recovery Delays Return to Desk
Bonn December 2 The chancellor Konrad Adenauer is reported recovering from the flu and expected to resume duties on Monday or Tuesday. He fell ill after a Washington visit and has remained at his Rheindart home. Funeral arrangements for real grandchildren are listed as pending at Moeller Funeral Home in Royalton and may be called after 4 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
API
Konrad Adenauer
Federal Press ‘Office
Washington
Rheendart
the Moeller
Royalton
Fends
First Atomic Reactor Dedicated on Formosa
Haipei Formosa Dec 2 AP button pressed at ceremony in Taipei as Nationalist China starts operation of its first atomic reactor built at Hsinchu 16 miles away costing 1.15 million dollars U S Ambassador Everett F Drumright praised the project as a demonstration of Chinese ingenuity and determination to advance scientific discovery and development
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Haipei Formosa
Taipei
China
Hsinchu
U.S
Everett
F. Drumright
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Stella Orlandine
Sims Stree Fajele
Bam
Italy
Royalton Usbarid Pete
Merico 'Acoma
Wash
Zeidler
Albert
Franklin ‘County
Rinso Blue
Boren’s
Foodliner
Illinois
Adenauer
Formosa
Martyn
Turkey
DU Quoin
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