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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1950

Page

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Rent Board Unaware of Decontrol Plan in Area

Crab Orchard Rent Control Advisory board members met in Carbondale and learned none had received official notification that rent controls were dropped Oct 7 in Jackson William son counties outside Carbondale Herrin and Marion. Evan Dale urged discussion at a called meeting, noting complaints from Murphysboro about rent raises since decontrol. The Oct 7 order decontrolled 3289 housing units in the two counties, including 1160 in Murphysboro.

Crab Orchard Rent Control Advisory’ Board Carbondale Jackson-Williamson County Herrin Marion Evan Dale Henry B. Tate West Monroe Street Washington Tighe E. Woods Dale Tate Murphysboro Crab Orchard W. L Knowles Elkville Walter King John I. Wright Roscoe Taylor Robert L. Pulley Ardis Smith A. G. Storme Rate’s Office Today

Gunmen Fire At British Naval Intelligence Chief Near London

Gunmen fired two shots from a moving car at Rear Admiral Eric Longley-Cook, director of British naval intelligence, as he pursued the attackers for nine miles around London. Officials linked the incident to Britain's wider counter espionage following Klaus Fuchs's atomic secrets case.

London Director of British Naval Intelligence Eric Longley-Cook Britain Klaus Fuchs Fuchs Russia Attlee Naval Intelligence Uxbridge Acton Moynihan Epping Forrest Langley-Cook Northold Airport

Whitneys Lease Giant City Lodge

Ray Hubbs announces that Mr and Mrs George Whitney of Carrier Mills have been granted the Giant City State park lodge concession replacing Anna Cook of Royalton. The lodge will undergo a housecleaning for an early spring opening. The CCC camp will be operated separately under State Park division supervision this year with groups already scheduled to use the camp. Campers should bring food and bedding.

Ray Hubbs Herrin State Parks George Whitney Carrier Mills Anna Cook Royalton Hubbs Prk Whitney Springfield Shelby Lee Vincent Brackett Steve Mitchell Harrisburg Southern Park George Harrell Cobden

British campaign humor mocks official language

London reports show Britons using restrained humor in the run up to the February 23 election. Churchill sparks the trend with gag lines about accommodation units while Conservative columns parody official phrasing.

London Isles Daily Press Gobbledegook Winston Churchill Cardiff Churchill Daily Mail Cecil Wilson

Injunction Hearing Set For Feb 20 In Mine Strike

Washington reports President Truman gained a 10 day court order to halt the coal strike and set an injunction hearing for Feb 20 to turn it into a long term Taft Hartley order. UMW head John L Lewis served with papers as deputies delivered the order at the union offices. The order aims to resume customary five day mining and bar slowdowns or lockouts while forcing free good faith bargaining. If miners defy the order the court may cite contempt. Lewis previously faced heavy fines for past noncompliance. Morison says the action seeks full production and notes the judge will decide if a five or three day week is required at the permanent hearing.

Washington Truman Taft-Hartley John L. Lewis United Mine Wakers U. S U.M.W Lewis C.S.T Richmond B. Keech Judy Keech United Mine Workers Union

Crewman Sucked From Plane Falls 8000 Feet Over Long Island

John Harris a 22 year old Pan American steward was sucked through an open door as a Strato Cruiser flew 200 mph at 8000 feet over Long Island. A search began for his body while inspectors probed the door opening causes. The flight from London landed at New York International with 22 passengers aboard.

New York Long Island John Harris Pan American World Airways Transocean Harris Civil Aeronautics Administration Civil Aeronautics Board London New York International Airport John T. Dolan Huntington N. Y New York City St. James North Shore

Eastern Crew Member Clings to Plane Door in Tampa Bay

In fog near Tampa Bay a DC-3 sailing Miami to Montgomery lost a door. Marc Fisher-Galati, a flight attendant, grabbed the door frame at 2 000 feet and held on until landing. He was treated for shock and rejoined the flight fifteen minutes later. The pilot briefly attempted a landing at Pinellas airport before diverting to a municipal field.

Tampa Bay Marc Fisher-Galati Fisher-Galati Pinellas New York

Food Warehouse In Williamson May Be Leased

The Illinois Public Aid commission plans to lease six downstate warehouses including one in Chicago to distribute surplus foods to State Aid recipients. Chairman Henry F. Tenney announced the plan as Gov. Adlai Stevenson sought large annual food imports from Washington. If approved, monthly rations would include potatoes dried eggs and dried milk to qualifying residents.

Illinois Public Aid Commission Downstate Chicago Comissionn Henry F. Tenney Adlai Stevenson Franklin Madison Peoria St. Clair Sangamon Williamson Tenney Washington Illinois

Ten Airmen Rescued From Crashed Liner in Yukon

A daring Yukon rescue ends with 9 airmen brought to Whitehorse last night and the tenth to follow. The C-47 crashed on a 7000 foot mountain top, four days earlier, while the search for a missing C-54 continued. The survivors endured three days and nights in sub zero cold 60 miles northwest of Whitehorse.

Whitehorse Yukon Territory Yukon Here

Five Generations Of Females To Be Photographed

Great great grandmother Elizabeth Stephens 82 of Murphysboro plans a five generation female portrait. Fifth generation Mel lamie Lee Patterson born in Detroit on Feb 7. Great grandmother Matilda White and grandmother Lela Robinson of Hurst join mother Ronald Patterson in the family milestone.

Elizabeth Stephens Murphysboro Mellamie Lee Patterson Detroit Mich Matilda White Lela Robinson Hurst Ronald Patterson

Man Found Hanging in Barn Near Harrisburg

An inquest will be held in Harrisburg Monday into the death of Mike Muller 66 found hanging in a barn at his Ledford home four miles south of Harrisburg. Saline County Deputy Sheriff Isham Threet said there was no apparent motive for death by own action.

Harrrisburg Mike Muller Ledford Harrisburg Saline County Isham Threet

Weather notes with temperatures and lake levels

Rain and warmer conditions expected with increasing cloudiness tonight and Sunday. Temperatures range from 32 to 50 degrees with lows near 32 tonight and highs around 45 to 50. Reported rainfall 0 inches in the prior 24 hours, wind at 60 miles per hour max and average 2.5 mph. Crab Orchard Lake sits 6 inches above spillway, Little Grassy Lake 6 inches below spillway yesterday, Mississippi River at Grand Tower 13.5 feet today, up 0.9 feet in 24 hours.

Mississippi River Grand Tower

Oil Field Worker Killed Near McLeansboro

Guy Donaldson a 49 year old oil field worker was crushed to death in an accident at an oil field in Twigg township eight miles southwest of McLeansboro Illinois He apparently slipped and fell beneath the counterbalance of an oil pump and was killed instantly Eugene Cluck 18 a fellow worker did not see the accident A Hamilton county coroner jury found the death accidental.

McLeansboro Ill Guy Donaldson Donaldson Twigg Township Here Eugene Cluck Hamilton County

Rookie Cop Halts Robbery at St. Louis Store

In Scruggs Vandervoort Barney department store, rookie officer Francis McDonnell disarmed and captured Gerald M. Whipple, 26, a former Cincinnati convict who feared a cashier’s bag of about 96 dollars. A second officer helped recover the money.

St. Louis Scruggs-Vandervoort- Barney Gerald M. Whipple Cincinnati Ohio Whipple Francis McDonnell McDonnell

Board to Hear Medic's Report on Southern Illinois U Meetings

The board of trustees and Alumni association of Southern Illinois University schedule two campus meetings Monday. A joint luncheon at Hotel Roberts precedes separate sessions. agenda includes report on nursing education and pre clinical medical training, campus fire hearing actions, payroll changes, curricula approvals, staff appointments, land acquisition progress, and related university actions.

Board of Trustees Alumni Association of Southern Illinois University W. W. Vandeveer John Page Wham Centralia Robert Davis Florida Hotel Roberts Herbard Hartman University of Iowa Hospital Southern Illinois D. W. Morris Morris

Federal Aid For Roads Is Questioned

Springfield, Feb. 11 AP A state highway official questioned if Illinois would benefit from federal legislation allowing immediate use of 40 million dollars in federal road funds. Funds require matching state funds, and Gov. Stevenson would need the Legislature to appropriate the money. Casey said the Public Works department cannot spend unappropriated funds and urged legislative action.

Springfield Illinois Sid Simpson Carrollton Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Charles P. Casey State Public Works and Buildings Department Casey Public Works Department General Assembly Simpson

Mixed Reactions From Miners Greet Federal Injunction

Springfield Illinois February 11 mixed reactions from miners to a Federal injunction ordering the United Mine Workers to return to the pits. Southern Illinois miners doubt workers will return even if commanded. Central Illinois miners expect obedience if the court order is enforced. Jose Schafer of Orient No 1 mine Franklin county says workers will seek a contract. Charlie Benitone of the same mine says no contract means no work.

Springfield Ill United Mine Workers Illinois Southern Illinois Lewis Central Illinois Jose Schafer Orient No. 1 Franklin County

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Lord Moynihan Liberal Party Arrow Whitneys Lease Giant City Lodge Toledo Sara Davie Wilsons Wilson’s Morison Anna Karsicek Seward Krajicek St. Petersburg, Fla Cloudier Crab Orchard Lake Grassy Lake Today's Index
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