Shuman Says Soil Bank Should Complement Flexible Price Plan
Charles B. Shuman, a Sullivan area farmer and head of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urged at the federation's 37th annual convention that a soil bank plan be part of a flexible price program. He warned against making soil bank payments overly attractive and emphasized reducing surpluses by aligning production with demand through soil fertility storage and prudent acreage limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Varees
Chicago
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
Sullivan Area
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Farm Bureau
Soil Bank
Rail Wage Hike Affects Jackson Non-Operating Railroad Workers
An emergency board in Washington proposed a 164 cent hourly raise for 76 Jackson non operating rail employees and 750 000 nationwide. The plan, not binding, aims to lift pay toward operating staff gains, with most getting 141 cents plus two cents for a health plan, costing railroads about 250 million dollars yearly.
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Washington, D. C
Illinois Central
M. J. Foley
Carbondale
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Murphysboro
Chicago
George Leighty
St. Louis
Dudley E. Whiting
Detroit
Mrs W Heiple Dies Former Murphysboro Resident
Mrs William Heiple a former Murphysboro resident died in Humboldt Tennessee Monday after months of illness She was born in Jackson County moved to Cape Girardeau Missouri in 1937 and later to Humboldt to be near her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Albert H Fick She is survived by her husband William Heiple daughter Mrs Fick of Humboldt a brother Murray Ripley of Murphysboro and sister Mrs H C Holle of Decatur Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the First Baptist Church Murphysboro with burial at Tower Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heiple
Murphysboro
Humbolt
Tenn
Jackson County
Cape Girardeau
Heiples
Humboldt
Albert H. Fick
Arkie Ripley
Eisen Rites Today For Clayton Man Ed ward Eisen 51
Funeral services were held in St. Louis for Edward Eisen 51 of Clayton Missouri with burial in Chesed She Emeth Cemetery. He died after being thrown from a horse at the Missouri Stables riding academy and passed away in St. Louis City Hospital. He is survived by his wife Betty Fisen daughter Evelyn Solomon two grandchildren brothers Albert and Reuben Fisen and sisters Mrs Rose Marcus Mrs Edna Kinniff and Miss Ida Belle Eisen.
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Edward Eisen
Clayton
Ber Cer
St. Louis
Eisen
Missouri Stables Riding Academy
St. Louis City
Betty Fisen
Evelyn Solomon
Albert
Reuben Fisen
Rose Marcus
Edna Kinniff
Ida Belle Eisen
Miss Eiserm
Goodstein
Mur
Thrift Is Saving Too Ads Help You Get More For Your Money
An advertisement oriented piece urges readers to save time and money through smart shopping and notes a community survey asking what ads should say. It lists large medium and small advertisers inviting participation and guidance from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craggs-DeVillez Furniture
Fredman Bros
Montgomery Ward
M. P. Zwick & Sons
Braco Insurance Agency
Herrin Supply Co
Marlon Furniture Co
J. W. Walker & Sons
Brown & Colombo
Cardwell Motors Coute Insurance Grob Motors
Ilinois Electric & Gas Kraft Plumbing Sawyer TV
Williams Store
Rita Hayworth Divorces Dick Haymes in Reno Court
Dist. Judge Grant L Bowen grants Rita Hayworth a divorce from Dick Haymes in Reno with only principals’ lawyers present. Rita, in Paris with her children, cites extreme mental cruelty in a deposition. Haymes tours Las Vegas while this marriage started Sept 24 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Hayworth Monday
Dick Haymes
Rita
Paris
France
Haymes
Las Vegas
Nev. Dist
Grant L. Bowen
Edward C. Judson
Orson Welles
Prince Aly Khan
Inquest Continued for Marion Woman Ethel Aikman
Deputy Coroner Charles Gilles continued the inquest into the death of 63 year old Mrs. Ethel Aikman of 1313 West Main Marion. She died Sunday night at Marion Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage following a Saturday automobile wreck on North Highland Street. The inquest was postponed after the sheriff could not locate the other driver or witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilles
Ethel Aikman
W. Main St
Marion
Marion City Hall
Youth Guilty Of Killing Girl In Chicago Case
Clarence Baugh, 18, son of deaf mutes, was convicted of the rape murder of 8 year old Marvy Manzo. Judge Daniel Roberts set December 28 for a new trial motion and sentencing. The body was found July 7 under a South Side viaduct. A police statement admitted as evidence described the abduction rape and beating with a pipe. The state urged the death penalty or at least 199 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Baugh
Marvy Manzo
Criminal Court
Daniel Roberts
Mary
Baugh
Tudge Roberts
Jay A. Schiller
Chester Gi Promoted at Fort Riley Kansas
Dan H Gillilan 23 son of D K Gillilan Chester promoted to specialist third class while serving with the 39th engineer combat battalion at Fort Riley Kansas.
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Dan H. Gillilan
D. KR. Gillilan
Chester
39Th
Engieer Combat Battalion
Fort Riley
Kan
Southern Illinoisan publication notice alliance
The Southern Illinoisan published in Carbondale Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and other towns with offices at 227 West Main Street Carbondale 216 North 16th Street Herrin 911 South 12th Street Murphysboro Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879 and successor to the Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinoisan Puybushea
Southern Ilinois Publications Inc
West Main Street
Carbondale
North 16Th Street
Herrin
South 12Th Street
Murphysboro
Southern Linosan
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journe
Erd
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Maurice Handler
Kingsley, Elliott
Pervenche Blue
Zwick’s
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