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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1961

Page

5

Architect Meilke resigns as state architect in Illinois

Glen Ellyn designer Lee Meelke quit as state architect for Illinois citing inability to meet department goals. Governor Kerner and William Payes, state director of Public Works and Buildings, issued a brief statement of regret. Meelke, 53, had been appointed August 4 and led the architecture division under the department.

Glen Ellyn Esti- Lee Meelke Glen’ Ellyn Tig Associated,Press William E. Payes Payes Menke Otto Kerner Mielke Meilke Architects Association of Illinois Division of Architecture Department of Public Works and Buildings

Radar pioneer Dr Albert H Taylor dies at 83

Claremont California AP Dr Albert Hoft Taylor internationally known scientist who conducted 1920s research that led to radar development has died at 83. He was Chicago native and authored 35 papers on instrument and radar techniques. His widow Mrs Sarah Hickman Taylor is critically ill in Claremont Hospital. Funeral arrangements for Layior are pending.

Claremont Calif Albert Hoft Taylor Taylor Chicago Sarah Hickman Taylor Clarenant

Grandma Moses Dies in New York Area at 101

Well known artist Grandma Moses died at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday in Hoosick Falls after a long life that drew attention from all walks of life. Born Anna Mary Robertson near Greenwich, New York, she began work early and later married Thomas Salmon Moses setting life on a rural path that inspired her enduring American folk art at home.

Eagle Bridge Grandma Moses Anna A Mary Robertson Greenwich N. Y Thomas’ Salmon Conda Moses Vir- Bett

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