Mrs Lentz Writes Children's Christmas Book
Carbondale author Mrs. E. G. Lentz releases A Ride With Santa Claus from Exposition Press. Illustrations by Marjorie Johnston Dennis, SIU artist and former West Frankfort resident, with the tale centering on a calf named Mooly who aids Santa in Judea.
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E. G
Lula) Lentz
Carbondale
Santa Claus
Exposition Press
Baptist Book
Marjorie Johnston Dennis
Southern Illinois University
West Frankfort
Dennis
SIU
British Official and SIU Lecturer Charles Campbell Dies
Charles H. Campbell, Joy lecturer in journalism at Southern Illinois University, died in Knoxville Tennessee from an internal hemorrhage while en route to New Orleans for Christmas. He directed British information services in Washington DC and was a British citizen who spent much of his life in New Orleans.
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Charles H. Campbell
Southern Illinois University
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington, D.C
New Orleans
Kell
Carbondale Police Log Details Four Minor Calls
Carbondale police answered four minor calls Wednesday. A penny gum machine was stolen from in front of Jim and Ruth's LG A Grocery Store, 601 N. Bridge, Tuesday night. A window peeper was reported at 208 W. Oak Street at 11:45 p.m. but not found. Four hub caps were stolen from a 1955 Oldsmobile owned by Wayne Mills, 514 N. Main St. A hit and run damaged Jerry Rhyne's car at 504 W. Baird St. near midnight Wednesday.
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Carbondale
Jim and
Ruth
N. Bridge
W. Oak Street
Wayne Mills
N. Main St
Dillinger Feed
Jerry Rhyne
W. Baird St
Southern Illinoisan Publication and Post Office Notices
The Southern Illinoisan lists its publication details and post office classifications. It notes second class matter status in Carbondale and Herrin and acknowledges predecessor papers the Carbondale Prep Press Herrin Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois Publicaions
West Main Street
Caroline
AP News
NAVY
Murphysboro
U. S. Navy
Hallidayboro man George Maddox dies at 57
George H. Maddox 57 of Hallidayboro died at 12 50 pm Wednesday at Marion Memorial Hospital after a short illness. A construction worker and World War I veteran, he belonged to Paul Stout American Legion Post Mysboro and is survived by his wife Pearl, a foster daughter Rose Higgins, sisters Maude Newling and Grace Alliston, brother Sam, and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at United Brethren Church Hallidayboro with Rev. Earl Michael. burial Reese Cemetery. Visitation after 10 30 am Friday at Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale.
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Hallidayboro
George H. Maddox
Marion Memorial Hospital
Maddox
Paul Stout American Legion Post
Mysboro
Thompsonville
Pearl
Rose Higgins
Maude Newling
Marion
Bells Ring for Hungarian Refugees Arriving in Hazelwood
The Hungarian Reformed Church bells in Hazelwood near Pittsburgh welcomed a large refugee group arriving late Wednesday night. Forty one men women and children were part of the first cluster to visit the church before sharing a Hungarian meal.
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Pittsburgh
Hazelwood
Maybell Named Permanent Chairman of Randolph Board
Frank Maybell, Sparta Democrat and senior member of Randolph County Board of Commissioners, was named permanent chairman this week after serving as temporary chair. The board elects the senior member of its three members to chair.
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Frank Maybell
Sparta Democrat
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
Maybell
Creal Springs Pastor Returned to Hospital
The Rev. Eugene Nolen of Creal Springs was returned to Lightner Hospital in Harrisburg Tuesday for treatment of injuries suffered in a incident.
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Creal Springs
Eugene Nolen
Lightner Hospital
Harrisburg
Miner Dies After Coal Fall At Sahara No. 5 Mine
A miner released to his home Monday after three weeks in hospital died from injuries suffered when a coal fall crushed his kneecap and leg from knee to thigh at Sahara No. 5 mine near Harrisburg. His brother Virgil Nolen and Mrs Nolen plus three children from Paso Robles, California, arrived in Cream Springs to visit.
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Sahara No. 5
Harrisburg
Virgil Nolen
Nolen
Paso Robles
Calif
Cream Springs
Board members named for terms in November election
The text lists board members including Ernest Deterding of Red Bud in a one year term and Robert Schroeder of Chester elected to a three-year term in the November general election. A man in his third year is also mentioned.
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Man
Ernest Deterding
Red Bud
Robert Schroeder
Chester
Slayer of Leon Trotsky Faces Full 20 Year Term
Mexico City reports the assassin of Leon Trotsky must complete a twenty year prison sentence, ending August 20, 1960. The decision confirms the long defense case and sets a formal end date for the imposed punishment.
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Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Court of Appeals Rejects Mornard Freedom Petition
The Court of Appeals denied Jacques Mornard’s bid to win freedom under a good behavior release law after serving two thirds of his sentence, a petition he has pursued since 1954.
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Court of Appeals
Jacques Mornard
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Lovejoy
Limerick
Joe Aleksick
Tony Stevens
ANGEL
Kagman
Randolph Board
The
Herrin Merchants’ Association
Cragegs
DeVillez
Red Top Liquor Store
Peck” Mann, Mgr
Herrin
Old Thompson
OLD
Bourbon
Walker’s Vodka
Rator Door
Penn
Pincher
Maytag
Admiral
Craggs
Illinois
Kucman
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