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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1960

Page

9

Legislators Seek Voting Law Revision in Illinois

Springfield reports that the 1961 Illinois Legislature plans to overhaul election laws to curb fraud and liberalize voting rules. Senator-elect Robert McCarthy resurrects earlier death penalty debates, while Sen. Marshall Korshak hints at abolition. About half of 75 responding lawmakers declined comment. Speaker Paul Powell proposes split judicial roles for ballot precincts, with separate judges for counting.

Larry Kramp Springfield Associated Press Illinois Rober McCarthy Lincels McCarthy Marshall Korshak Chicago Paul Powell Vienna Arthur Sprague Roan Grange James Gray D-Bellevile Lee Daniels R-Elmhurst George Dolezal R-Berwyn Ralph Smith R-Alton Morgan Finley Somelo Daniels Hollywood Gordon Kerr Brookport Admis Anthony Scariano Park Forest Abner Mikva

Pearl Buck Producing Movie The Big Wave

Pearl Buck at 68 has turned to producing a film version of her story The Big Wave. She worked with Tad Danielewski and Japan's Toho Co to shoot in Japan, crafting a project for Allied Artists. Buck described adapting the wartime tale to a film while addressing cultural attitudes and sensitivities.

Bob Thomas Associated Press Hollywood Pearl Buck Miss 3Uck Japan Tad Danielewski Miss Bucksamno

New York Drops Race From Birth Certificates

New York City will omit race or color references from birth certificates for all births after New Year’s Day making the city the first in the United States to adopt the policy Health Commissioner Leona Baumgartner announced on Monday The Board of Health will keep race information in confidential medical records for research and public health purposes but not on certificates.

New York New York City United States Leona Baumgartner Board of Health

Dongola youth Albert F Sheffer dies after illness

Albert F Sheffer 21 of Dongola died at 7 43 am Sunday at Union County Hospital Anna after a 10 day illness He was born December 7 1959 at Dongola He was never married Survived by his parents Arthur J and wife and siblings Raymond Edwardsville Gladys Steward Edwardsville Phyllis Lingle Alhambra Violet Bayidson Seymour Conn and grandmother Mrs Colin Summers Mound City Friends may call Ford Funeral Home Dongola Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday at Dongola First Baptist Church with Rev W Clayton Humphrey officiating Burial in Dongola IOOF Cemetery See notes about a task force on depressed areas meeting for Kennedy recommendations

Albert F. Sheffer Dongola Union County Hospital Anna Arthur J. Sheffer Sheffer Raymond Sheffer Edwardsville Gladys ‘Steward Phyllis Lingle Alhambra Violet Bayidson Seymour Conn Colin Summers Mound City Ford Funeral Home Dongola First Baptist Church W. Clayton Humphrey

Priest bans bazaars to force tithing in West New York

The Rev. John P. Weigand of St. Joseph's Church of the Palisades in West New York says no more carnivals bazaars or raffles will fund parish needs. Parishioners will be asked to donate 10 percent of gross income to the church and approved charities. He says the plan, not compulsory, has been prepared for 10 weeks and would split tithe roughly half to support Spanish parishioners and half to charities.

John P. Weigand New York City America United States Father Weigand St. Joseph's Church of the Palisades Ihe

Harriet Radmore Dies in Marion at 70

Harriet Mae Radmore 70 of Marion died at 2 p m Monday in Marion Memorial Hospital. Born Tweed Ontario August 18 188? she married George E Penn and Richard Radmore both deceased. She worked in Bergen and Hudson county sheriff offices New Jersey and as a detective for Macy s NYC. Survived by daughters Mrs Ida Mae Wimmer Marion and Edward Penn Vetafly N J brother Joseph Way Wooler Ontario eight grandchildren. Services 3 p m Wednesday Mitchell Funeral Home Marion with Rev Norman Surratt and Rev Paul Ramsey officiating. Body sent to Dover N J for burial Rockaway Presbyterian Cemetery.

Harriet Mae Radmore W. Jackson St Marion Marion Memorial Hsspital Tweed Ontario Canada George E. Penn Richard Radmore Assembly of God Church Radmore Bergen Hudson Counties New Jersey Macy's Department Store New York City Ida Mae Wimmer Mavion Edward Penn Vetafly N. J Joseph Way Wooler Ontario Mitchell Funeral Home Norman Surratt Paul Ramsey Dover Rockaway Presbyterian Cemetery

Susanna Fligor 90 Dies in East St. Louis

Mrs Susanna Fligor aged 90 died Christmas Day at her East St. Louis home after a life linked to Carbondale. Born March 24, 1870 to Hillery Brewer and wife, she leaves a daughter May Ledford, a sister Cora Ragsdale, brothers Jeff and Harry among others, a granddaughter and a great great granddaughter. Funeral at Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale at 2 PM with Sister Pearl Champion officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery.

Susanna Fligor Carbondale East St. Louis Hillery Brewer Sheeaves May Ledsford Jeff Harry Herman Rollie Fred Grover Ray Louie Hallie Brewer Cora Ragsdale van Natta Pearl Champion Oakland Cemetery

Ethel Mae Ellett rites in Grand Tower

Mrs Ethel Mae Ellett 64 of Grand Tower died at 2 a m Monday at home She was born July 1 1896 in Grand Tower daughter of Mr and Mrs Ia Qualls A member of the First Methodist Church she leaves husband Everett Ellett sons Charles R and Lanny Ellett of Grand Tower daughters Thelma Ellis Murphysboro Mildred Teller and Mrs Robert York Granite City sisters Mrs Theodore Rose Murphysboro Mrs Gracel Burns Granite City and Mrs Bessie Ferguson Buffalo N Y brother Charles Qualls Grand Tower Funeral services planned for 2 p m Wednesday at Grand Tower Methodist Church with Rev William Lively and Rev Earl Black officiating burial in Walker Hill Cemetery Grand Tower Friends may call after 5 p m today at the Von Natta Funeral Home Chapel

Mrs. Ellett Grand Tower Ia Qualls First Methodist Church of Grand Tow ‘Er Everett Ellett Chares R Lanny Elett Thelma Ellis Murphysboro Mildred Teller Robert York Granite City Theodore Rose Gracel Burns Bessie Fergeson Buffalo N.Y Charles Qualls Grand Tower Methodist Church Wiliam Lively Earl Black Wills Bee Walker Hill

Infant Baugher Dies In Carbondale

Albert Howard Baugher IV one month old son of Mr and Mrs Albert H Baugher of 566 West Walnut Street Carbondale died Sunday at Holden Hospital Carbondale He leaves a sister Lissa Funeral services were at 11 am Monday at Carbondale First Presbyterian Church Rev EF Howe officiating Burial was in Snider Hill Cemetery Walker Funeral Home of Carbondale in charge

Albert Howard Baugher IV Albert H. Baugher W. Walnut

Auto Stolen In Frankfort

Robert Wolfe a 31 year old Carthage man reported his 1958 car stolen at about 3 am today in West Frankfort. The two ton beige vehicle was towed from the home of Mrs. Clara Wolfe at 610 East that night. Mrs. Wolfe woke to a noise and saw the car being towed away by a light colored towing car. The theft was reported to West Frankfort police.

Robert Wolfe Carthage West Frankfort Wolfe Clara Wolfe Tn West Frankfort

East St. Louis Man Fined For Disturbance

William Gill aged 24 was fined ten dollars including costs for disturbing the peace after a Murphysboro tavern operator Hugh Morrison signed the complaint. Gill was arrested Sunday night at Locust Street Tavern and appeared Monday before Police Magistrate Charles Helwie Sr.

East St. Louis Murphysboro William Gill Locust Street Hugh Morrison Gill Charles Helwie Sr

College Chamber Music Groups Count Reaches 2500

An estimated 2 500 chamber music groups operate in American colleges and universities. The figure reflects wide participation across campuses and suggests a vibrant collegiate classical scene with ensembles varying in size and repertoire.

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Allied Artists Danielewski St. Louis Toho Whal Inling Robert North North Albert Crestwood Washington John F. Kennedy Paul Douglas Southern Nastt Irime Rick Herrin R. L. McCormack Mgr Barney Boren Mer West New Yorks Harriet Radmore T. Louis Zwick & Goldsmith Orion Shemar Olive Illinois Ave Herrin and Ethel Mae Ellett Grand Tower Ethel Mae Ellet Frankfort Gazette Fredman’s
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