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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1950

Page

2

Dirksen Urges GOP Clean Sweep To Halt Socialism

Senator-Elect Everett Dirksen urged Republicans to purge aides who could advance socialist policies. At a Peoria victory dinner marking November wins, he pledged to cut waste, halt socialism, and reexamine foreign policy. The Illinois GOP aims to build momentum toward a 1952 presidency, with about 500 attendees including Vernon Nickell, William Stratton, and Earle Searcy.

Springfield Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Peoria G.O.P Dirksen Vernon L. Nickell William G. Stratton Earle Benjamin Searcy Supreme Court

SIU Extension Course Begins January 23 in Anna

Russell D Rendleman announces an extension course from Southern Illinois University in Philosophy of Education starting Tuesday January 23 1951 at Anna Junior High School at 7 p.m. Subsequent meetings are arranged by the group and instructor. Courses run four quarter hours of credit with sixteen sessions.

Russell D.rendleman Union County Schools Southern Illinois University Anna Junior High School Cedit M. Rendleman

Hale Willard Hospital Admits and Discharges List

Admission record lists Mrs Wm Caraker Cobden Mrs Irvin L McIntosh Dongola Mrs Willis King Dongola Mrs Dorris Adams Dongola Wilburn Yates Cobden Phil Walter Anna Julia Richardson Cobden Mrs LeRoy Stephens Anna Loretta Lemasters Anna Wm Pendergrass Jonesboro Joan Simpson Dongola Jane Simpson Dongola Discharged Mrs Richard Bagby Villa Ridge Roy Smith Anna Mrs Gee Stegle Cobden

Wm. G. Caraker Cobden Irvin L. McIntosh Dongola Willis King Dorris Adams Wilburn Yates Phil Walter Anna Julia Richardson LeRoy Stephens Loretta Lemasters Wm. Pendergrass Jonesboro Joan Simpson Jane Simpson Richard Bagby Villa Ridge Roy Smith Gee Stegle

Only Ringling sister dies in Sarasota

Ida Ringling North 77, the sole Ringling sister, died in Sarasota hospital after a stroke. She helped manage John Ringling’s estate with her son John Ringling North, and survived by Henry Ringling North and daughter Mrs Randolph Wadsworth.

Ida Ringling North Ringling Brothers Circus Fame Sarasota Hospital North John Ringling North Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus Ind John Ringling Ringling Prairie Dur Chien Wis Wisconsin Henry Whitestone North Henry Ringling North Randolph Wadsworth Cincinnati Ohio

Sparrows Studied Map Migration and Fat Gains

Dr. Barbara Blanchard Oakeson of the University of California tracked Gambel white crowned sparrows across the western United States and to a Yukon River village. Her work shows how they accumulate fat and how male gonad volume increases to prepare for migration, with findings from Alaska noted.

Barbara Blanchard Oakeson University of California Yukon River United States Alaska

Philadelphia Seeks Sniper After Second Wave Blitz

Two more Philadelphians were shot as police pursue the elusive “Mad Sniper” feared to be linked to the killing of Mrs. Claire Cohen. Teen George Haller Jr and Richard C. Lavery were injured in separate incidents as authorities mobilize 300 officers for a wide manhunt across Juniata Park and South Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Richard C. Lavery Republican Division Mrs. Cohen Oak Lane William Shrader Harry Fox Haller Yellowjacket Speedway

George Gibbs Engineer and Planner Dies at Hospital

George Gibbs an engineer and city planner who aided in designing many American towns and cities died of cerebral thrombosis in a hospital Tuesday. Born in Greenup Kentucky Gibbs held degrees from the University of Illinois in 1900 and Harvard in 1903.

Palos Verdes Estates Cailif George Gibbs Gibbs Greenup University of Illinois Harvard

Arrivals Amid Melting Snows Prompt Early Nesting

Describes birds arriving as snows melt and racing to raise a brood before the brief summer ends. Highlights urgency of breeding season and natural timing.

Orphan Airlift Overseen in Korea Opera tion Kiddie Car

Nearly 964 Korean orphans aged six months to 11 years were aboard 15 twin engine transports for a 15 day rations airlift to an island sanctuary off South Korea. American troops sheltering the waifs at a welfare center run by Lt Col R L Blaisdell described widespread illness from scabies to tuberculosis among the children.

Seoul Korea South Korea Kimbo R. L. Blaisdell Hyfield Blaisdell Grace Chicken Buffalo

Hadacol Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Distress

A Georgia reader from West Point reports relief from gas nausea and stomach pain after using Hadacol. She says ten bottles let her eat again and sleep better, praising the product as life changing. Trial bottle priced at 1.25, family size 3.50.

India May Laney West Point Georgia

Chester Hospital Notes and Historical Facts

Admissions and dismissals at Chester hospital list several patients by name and condition from Friday to Monday. The Portia Law School in Boston is cited as the first U S law school devoted to women’s legal education. Father's Day origin is noted as 1910 by Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane.

Leonard Newmark Chester Surgical Dora Gielow Medical Thomas Stephens Percy Leona Cowan Baby J. P. Meador Frederickstown Leonard Newmerk Harriet Kennedy Virginia House Portia Law School Boston Mass John Bruce Dodd Spokane Washington

Deadline Set for 1950 ACP Soil Practices

Ralph M. Bradley, chairman of the Union county Production Marketing Association, announced December 31 as the final day to complete soil conservation practices under the 1950 ACP program. Materials approved for farms must be spread before the deadline and reports must be submitted promptly to the county PMA office.

Ralph M. Bradley Union County Production Marketing Association Mr. Bradley Ing Bradley PMA

Daylight Saving Time Began in 1916 German War Effort

The Germans introduced daylight saving in 1916 by turning clocks back to gain extra daylight for World War I operations.

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