Local Deaths in Southern Illinois
Obituaries from Johnston City Marion Mulkeytown Murphysboro Vergennes list Viola Johnston City 86. Date McNeill 73 Marion. Edna Snider 69 Mulkeytown. Hattie Lipe 84 Murphysboro. Ronald Pearson 5 Du Quoin. Ely Schenk 67 Vergennes. Services and burials noted with home and cemetery details.
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Johnston City
Viola
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
West Frankfort
Marion
McNeill
E. Boulevard
Marion Memorial Hospital
Mitchell Funeral Home
Herrin City
Mulkeytown
Snider
Edna
Mulkeytown Christian Church
Gilbert Funera
Christopher
Murphysboro
Lipe
Hattie
Cairo
Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel
Dutch Ridge
Pomona
Walier
Pearson
Ronald Edgar
Gilbert
Sunset Memorial Gardens
du Quoin
Vergennes
Schenk
Ely
Clarinda
Iowa
Municipal Hospital
Crawshaw Mortuary
Parrish Cemetery
Princeton men tell who the girls are
The Princeton University student newspaper editors publish a guide to girls at eight women’s colleges and label Vassar coeds as ranging from prude to promiscuous. Marylee Hardenbergh, a 20 year old junior, calls the description probably accurate with weekend oriented minds. Wellesley coeds receive a negative note in the book "Who the Girls Are" for alleged behavior.
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Associated Press
Princeton University
Vassar
Wellesley
Inauguration Pageantry Through American History
The piece notes how Jefferson might view Nixon's upcoming $2 million inauguration as a shift from frugal to regal ceremony. It traces costs and rituals from Washington's sparing start to Jackson and Truman era innovations, highlighting rising spectacle, official costs, and the parade’s ceremonial evolution.
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Jack Kneece
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Richard M. Nixon
Jefferson
Capitol
Smithsonian Institution
Library of Congress
Federal Hall
New York City
George Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Dark Symphony and Black Voices Anthologies
Thomas Lask reviews two Afro American literature anthologies, Dark Symphony edited by Emanuel and Gross and Black Voices edited by Chapman. He notes overlapping contents with Du Bois and Chesnutt, Wright and Baldwin, and discusses the recurring theme of black writers’ relationship to American culture and civilization. He questions whether Dark Symphony answers its own inquiry.
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Thomas Lask
New York Times
America
James A. Emanuel
Theodore L. Gross
Free Press
Abraham Chapman
New American Library
James Weldon Johnson
Charles Wadell Chesnutt
Richard Wright
James Baldwin
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