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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

28 Dec 1950

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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1950

Page

5

Southern Illinois Economic Prospects Report Highlights Coal Limits

A 1940s study notes Southern Illinois reliant on coal faces market erosion as rail and oil shift demand. It urges continued use of social assets, timber, pasturage, and fruit processing, with a plan for ongoing surveys and university-backed development to attract industry and reduce relief costs.

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Should UN Have Stopped At Parallel

Analysis of Parallel 38 as a WWII phase line and its impact on Korean War outcomes. Examines whether UN forces should have halted at the 38th parallel, Chinese entry, and intelligence gaps. Discusses the political aim of unifying Korea and the tactical significance of the line.

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Grass Show in Union County Next Month

Union County farmers plan a legume and grass winter show on Wednesday January 17 1951. The Illinois Agricultural College and Union County Farm Bureau sponsor the event with Extension Service talks on legume-grass farming. The program includes a soil health emphasis and a quality contest for county farmers. The show runs from 3 00 p m at the American Legion Community Center in Anna.

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Union County Farmers’ Organizations University of Illinois College of Agriculture Union County Farm Bureau Ralph Broom College of Agriculture Illinois Farmers Mr. Broom Illinois American Legion Community Center Anna
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Hold Rites at Anna For John E Trees

Funeral services were held Thursday December 28 at Norris Funeral Home Anna for John E Trees 62 who died December 22 at Will Rogers Memorial Hospital Oklahoma City Burial followed in Anna Cemetery under the Townsend F Dodd post American Legion Anna He was son of the late David and Parretta Van Zandt Trees of Anna and leaves a brother Royal Trees of Anna and two sisters Lydia Haire of Anna and Annie Hess of Indianahoma OK.

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Norris Funeral Home Anna John E. Trees Will Rogers Memorial Hospital Oklahoma City Okla Anna Cemetery Townsend F. Dodd American Legion Trees David and Parretta van Zandt Royal Trees Lydia Haire Annie Hess Indian Homia
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Dudenbostels Win First Prize in Steeleville Christmas Display

Mr and Mrs Louis Dudenbostel won 25 dollars for the best home Christmas display in Steeleville their scene features reindeer on the lawn pulling a sleigh filled with toys Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer leads the team second prize went to Mr and Mrs Elmer Walker for a bright manger scene third prize to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lindner for evergreen displays and Edgar Werre earned fourth place with a 5 dollar prize.

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Louis Dudenbostel Steeleville Dudenbostels Rudolph Elmer Walker Rudolph Lindner Edgar Werre
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