Simon Seeks Senate Run To End Filibuster Trade Barriers
Illinois politician Paul Simon, a Troy publisher, declares he will seek the U.S. Senate to end Senate filibusters and liberalize trade policies. He names possible Democratic rivals including Arnold Maremont and Irving Dilliard while noting others like Adlai Stevenson may be drafted. He argues Dirksen’s record on aid and tariffs contrasts with his own, and says party backing will determine early momentum.
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Paul Simon
D -Troy
Senate
United States Senate
Simon
Mary
Everett. Bell
Chicago
Arnold Maremont
A. Southern
Illinois University
Irving. Dilliard
Collinsville
University of Iinois
Paul Powell
Dvienna
Dillard
Maremont
Pow
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Stevenson
Goldberg
Powell Simon
Powell
Dilliard
Democratic Party
Dirksen
United States
Marchmont
Kennedy
Cook County
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peoria Press Club
Congress
Sen
Dirk Sen
Funeral services set Friday for Steeleville woman
Emma Wicklein 79 of Steeleville died Tuesday at her daughter's home. Born April 11 1882 in Randolph County she married Fred Wicklein in 1902. She was a Peace Lutheran Church member and leaves three daughters two of Percy and Steeleville a sister six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services Friday at 3 pm at Peace Lutheran Church officiated by Rev B W Hammer. Burial in IOOF Cemetery Percy. Friends may call at Sehaack Funeral Home Steeleville until Friday.
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Wieklein
Steeleville
Emma Wicklein
Irene Downen
Randolph County
Ferdinand
Minnie Scheele
Fred Wicklein
Wicklein
Peace Lutheran Church of
Jndian Roettjer
Gertrude Stephens
Percy
Downen
Sophia Juergens
Willisville
Anna Gerlach
Perey
Peace Lutheran Church
B. W Hammer
IOOF
Sehaack
Joon
Southern Tllingis Ishee
Southern Iliness Publications’ Inc
West Wain Street
Carbondall
Barrins
Soute 12Th Street
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Serrin
Murphyshoro
Cincis
Southern Mindsan
Price Your Next Prescription at Herrin Rexall
Herrin Rexall at 107 N Park offers Kaiser Eagle stamps with every prescription. Shop now for savings and rewards through the price program.
Car skids on ice injures none in West Frankfort crash
A car slid on ice on Rt 87 about a quarter mile north of West Frankfort at 7 30 am today and plunged into Middle Fork Creek. Driver Ralph Ray of 401 S Rains St West Frankfort was not injured, major damage to the vehicle reported. Three out of every five American families are buying their own homes.
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Benton ‘Area
Franklin
Benton- Wednesda
di Quoin
Larry V. Spencer
Rt-3
Benton
Clarence Neal
Rt. 3
Robert Sch
Portland
Tex
Benny Overttt
Rt. 1
Ewing
Neal
Franklin’ County “Hospital
Glan Ovarturf
Colp-Carterville Road
Keneth Gentry
Carterville
William Edwards
Colp
Alylen Scott
Russell
Herrin
Gentry
Edwards
Winston McCurdy
Eddie Williams
Donald Sheldon
Malvern
Ark
Billie Marsh
St. Louis
Simon
Mt. Verminister
David Verble
Madison County
Bradshaw
Covington
Tenn
Irvington At & Nom
Palins Stevenson
Troy
University of Oregon
Dana College
Blair
Neb
Dana
Europe
Army
State House of Representatives
Paul Douglas Dill
Springfield
Ameri ‘Can
Independent Voters of Illinois
State Central Committee
Chicago
Richard Daley
Daley
Middle Fork Creek
Rt. 87
West Frankfort
Ralph Ray
S. Rains St
Memorial fund aids hospital and church cross project
A memorial fund totaling 250 is noted with 150 given to the Catholic Hospital and 100 to the Lutheran Laymen League for a cross at the Lutheran Church in Chester. Plans call for plaques at the church and hospital to honor inmates. Funeral services were held for Edward Bray 79 at Buckner Apostolic Church. Bray, a retired coal miner from Christopher, died December 25 at Barnes Hospital St Louis. He leaves a wife two sons several daughters and many grandchildren. Burial was in Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery Benton.
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He ‘Y F. Gerece
Catamdrial
Caepital
Chester
oVi ‘Lovel
Yini Brunner
Buckner
J Both
Carbontolic
Edward Bray
N. Victor St
Christopher
Barnes
St. Louis
Bray
Zeigler
Apostolic Church
Buck
Masonic and
Odds Fellows Cemetery
Benton
Police Briefs: Fines for Truck Safety Sticker Violations
Chester resident Jesse Hube of Memphis was fined for improper license on his truck. In Chester, David Keith Neely of Senath was fined $10 costs by Justice Louis Electile for lacking a safety sticker. Murphysboro resident Earl Roach Jr. of 1720 Lake St was fined $15 costs by Police Magistrate Charles Helwig Sr. on a disturbing the peace complaint raised by Mrs. Earl Roach Jr.
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Chester
Jesse Hube
Memphis
David Keith ‘Neely
Senath
Justice of the Peace Louis Electile
Richard Thompson
Charles Helwig Sr
Roger Draves
Murphysboro
Earl Roach Jr
Lake St
Coal Truck Bed Fall Injures Driver near Johnston City
William Futrell, 28, of Carbondale, a coal truck driver for Clarence Leathers, was injured when a truck bed fell on him at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday while en route to Lake Creek Mine. He raised the bed to replace a drive shaft, and it toppled onto his back and chest. He is under observation at Marion Memorial Hospital.
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William Futrell
Carbondale
Futrell
Clarence Leathers
Lake Creek
Johnston City
Marion ‘Memorial Hospital
Greetings To You From Five Persons
Five persons send greetings in a clipped note attributed to a journalism professor at Southern Sir Paul H. Douig, reflecting a playful regional exchange. The fragment preserves a named individual and an institutional tag, suggesting a local cultural or academic greeting.
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New
Tanhee LC
Ford
Southern
Paul H. Douig
Police Brief Describes Disobedience Case Involving Carrier
Police brief notes carrier Thomas Sans and Police Chief Thomas Sans for alleged disobedience. Names and details are partially garbled but indicate a local enforcement action tied to a carrier. Further specifics cannot be confirmed from the fragment.
Vaughn Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Fred Vaughn of 821 Harrison Street Herrin was admitted to Harrin Hospital after a heart attack Sunday. No visitors were allowed.
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Fred‘ Vaughn
Harrison St
Herrin
Harrin Hospital
Delayed Approval Stalls 175-Unit Public Housing Site
The sites for the 175 unit public housing project were not ready and require county authority approval before submission to the Public Housing Administration. This delays the project and pushes back formal approval timelines.
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Public Housing Administration
Local traffic fines in Chester and Murphysboro
James Woel ich of Ste. Genevieve Missouri paid 100 dollars including costs after a stop sign ticket issued by Trooper Ivan Casten near the Rt 130 Rt 43 intersection. Lawanda Harvey of Murphysboro paid 15 dollars including costs for failing to yield the right of way. Charles Browillette of Kansas City Missouri fined 30 dollars including costs for driving with a revoked license.
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Chester
James
Raymond Woelich
Rt. 4
Ste. Genevieve
Justice of the Peace
Louis
Elechle
Ivan Casten
Murphysboro
Lawanda Harvey
17Th St
Murphysbora
Charles Helwig Sr
Toby Berger
Charles’ Tony Browillette
Kansas City
Gus LeMarchal
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Marlyn Furn
Rend Lake
DE Soto, Ilt
U.S. NQ
Mayrose
Boled Ham
A.G
Gans
U.S. No. 1
Idaho
Christopher Man
Philco
Logue TV
South University
Seas Ialed
A. Atout
Car.rier Police
Thomas A Sans
Vaughn
Alker & Sons
Walcrest
Hrs&m
Hs&m
Florsheim
Marion — Benton — du' Quoin
West
Frankfort
MT. Vernon
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