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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1950

Page

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Lake Crab Orchard refuge plan faces call for new process

N G Bitterman of Southern Illinois Incorporated urged a fresh approach after a public hearing on Crab Orchard refuge development. He said a letter will be sent to U S Fish and Wildlife Service director Albert Day proposing a coordinated program and wider group consultation before any detailed plans. Bitterman recalled a 1947 meeting calling for a concrete plan, noting no action followed.

Crab Orchard N. G. Bitterman Southern Illinois Incorporated Albert M. Day U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southern Illinois S. L Southern Acres Bitterman Fish and Wildlife Service S. I. IL

Killer of Marion Man Is Judged Insane

Ralph Keen a 20 year old confessed slayer of Marion Illinois youth was found insane by Saline County Circuit Court jurors in Harrisburg. Judge C Ross Reynolds ordered Keen to the State Public Welfare department likely to be confined at the Illinois Security hospital Menard. Keen confessed to killing Harry Stewart 18 and wounding two others in a December restaurant attack claiming they looked at him. Two doctors testified Keen a Negro suffered from dementia praecox with paranoid ideas. If later found sane he may return to Harrisburg for murder trial.

Ralph Keen Marion Ill Saline County Harrisburg C. Ross Reynolds Keen State Public Welfare Department Illinois Security Menard Penil Harry Stewart Suol B. E. Montgomery W. J. Balchard

Kids Must Wait While School Bus Crosses Span

The Franklin County Board of Supervisors has blocked a bridge for a Mulkeytown Consolidated school district bus route. When the bus nears the eight foot span northeast of Mulkeytown, the driver stops the bus, students exit, cross on foot, and reboard after crossing. A nearby six foot bridge on Long Branch collapsed under a bus recently.

Franklin County Board of Supervisors Mulkeytown Longbranch

60 Mt. Carmel Families Ousted by Wabash

Flood waters of the Wabash river forced 60 families in lowland areas from their homes in Mt. Carmel Illinois as the river rose to 25 feet. The disaster marked a second eviction in six weeks as bottomlands remained flooded and previous residents had just returned from earlier high water.

Mt. Carmel Ill Wabash River

Fatal Crash at Missouri Crossing Interrupted Chester Wedding Dance

A train car collision at a Missouri-Pacific crossing near Jones Ridge interrupted a wedding dance at the Jones Ridge Royal Neighbors hall. Mrs Helen De Rousse 49 of Chester was killed instantly in the crash. Frank Korando 60 escaped, Aquarius nephew Leo Korando pulled him free. Witnesses and relatives flooded the scene as the car was hurled into a nearby depot. An inquest is slated for Feb 25 at the county courthouse in Murphysboro with witnesses named.

Jones Ridge Royal Cotton Belt Helen de Rousse Chester Frank Korando Jones Ridge Murphysboro Jackson County Korando Leo Korando Sylvester Korando Roy Huffman Missouri-Pacific County Court House Louis Korando Leo Benedict Korando Cora Pat Stein Ava Lester Shields Thomas Gammin

Wife of Airman Faces Murder Trial March 6

Pretty Mrs. Yvette Madsen, 22, was ordered to stand trial March 6 on charges she murdered her air force husband Lt. Andrew Madsen of Oakland California. She appeared in U S District Court and entered an innocent plea before the date was set. The court ruled she sane and capable of standing trial for the October 20 shooting after a quarrel over the lieutenant's attentions to another woman.

Yvette Madsen U. S Fred G. Cohn Andrew Madsen Oakland Calif Madsen

Lyerla Hospitalized After Heart Condition

Herrin businessman and founder of Southern Illinois, Inc., W. Lyerla, 60, entered Herrin Hospital yesterday morning for a heart condition. A hospital spokesman said he is “doing fine” and his physician could not be reached for comment.

QO. W. Lyerla Herrin Southern Illinois, Inc Herrin Hospital Lyerla

Weather Summary with Rain Likely Tuesday

Rain is expected Tuesday with partly cloudy skies tonight and a high around 50. Temperatures range from 25 to 50 with a low 24 to 35, humidity near 83 percent. Water levels show Crab Orchard Lake at 8 inches above spillway and River at 18.2 feet, down 2.6 feet in 48 hours.

Crab Orchard Lake

Hungary seeks severe penalty for Vogeler spy case

Budapest AP Feb 20 Hungarian prosecutor Gyula Alapi urged the most severe punishment for American ITT official Robert Vogeler and six co defendants on trial for spying and sabotage. He said Vogeler is a spy who was unmasked and that all charges against the seven were proven. Vogeler pleaded guilty seeking a mild sentence.

Endre Marton Associated Press Budapest Hungary Gyula Alapi Nessman Robert A. Vogeler Alapi Peoples Court Vogeler International TelePhone & Telegraph Co United States Intelligence Services Josef Cardinal Mindszenty Laszlo Rajk Cardinal Mindszenty Rajk Europe U. S Edgar Sanders Standard Electric Co Imre Geirger Zoltan Rado Ministry of Heavy Trade Edna Doery Istvan Justh Klemen Dokokoa The Standard Company Geiger and Rado

Jury Selection Opens in Sander Mercy Killing Trial

The mercy killing trial of Dr. Hermann N. Sander began with jurors picked under tight security as 145 veniremen, including seven women, were brought to Hillsborough county courthouse. Prosecutors accuse him of injecting 40 ccs of air into Mrs. Abbie Borreto’s veins before she died, with media interest high and a potential death sentence if convicted and recommended.

Dr. Sander Abbie Borreto Veniremen Angle United States England New England Candia New Hampshire Sander White House

Plans Rush Atomic Sub Construction in 1951 Budget

An informed source says the United States is moving to start building what may be the world’s first atomic powered submarine. Navy discussions with Electric Boat Corp at Groton Conn aim to hull a submarine for an atomic reactor likely from the Atomic Energy Commission. Congress may be asked to add funding to the 1951 navy budget. Some lawmakers warn of a U S Russia race in atomic submarine development alongside hydrogen bomb efforts.

United States Navy Electric Boat Corp Groton Conn Atomic Energy Commission Congress U. S Russia

Illinois Central Train Cut Would Save 350000 A Year

Springfield Illinois February 20 The Illinois Central Railroad seeks permanent discontinuance of trains 29 and 30 between Chicago and Carbondale claiming 350000 annual savings. General manager Steve Lynch says savings will fund better service and modern equipment. Officials report no public opposition in Tuscola Campaign and Kankakee while unions warn job losses. The commission holds hearings with potential further sessions for Centralia and Du Quoin residents.

Springfield Illinois Central Railroad Chicago Carbondale Steve Lynch Illinois Commerce Commission I. C Lynch Commerce Commission Centralia Effingham du Quoin Mattoon Champaign Rantoul Kankakee Edward D. Holcom Tuscola Mpaign J. F. Sharkey S. C. St. Louis Lawrence Glenn Murphysboro Tom Roe Conductors Brotherhood

Du Quoin Council Sets Monthly Gripe Night

Du Quoin taxpayers will get a chance to express opinions on city administration at a gripe night tonight. The council will set aside the third Monday of each month for an informal open session where all gripes are welcome.

du Quoin

U M W Idle In Illinois Amid Coal Strike

United Mine Workers in Illinois held back from returning to work as coal reserves dwindle. About 19 000 members idle. 2 200 Progressives idle in Saline county and O Fallon with few locals voting on work. A contract session is planned in Springfield to seek a settlement.

Springfield United Mine Workers Illinois Midland Taylorville U.M.W Peoria John Marchiando P.M.W Saline County O’fallon

Open Hearing On Gas Line By Texas Illinois Natural Gas

The Federal Power Commission opened a hearing on Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co to build a 1254 mile pipeline to Chicago with an estimated cost of 120.942 million dollars. Initial capacity for facilities is 300 million cubic feet. Counsel noted most testimony is in written form and cross examination will dominate.

Washington Federal Power Commission Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co Chicago Texas Illinois Texas Illinois

Miners Defy Work Orders as Strike Persists in Coal Fields

Renewed defiance by miners extends the seventh week of the soft coal strike. About 372,000 miners refuse to work without a contract while UMW and government orders are ignored. In Barbourville Kentucky a band of about 100 beat operators. 42,000 coal users face idle industries as plants brace for cuts.

Kentucky Coal Company Barbourville John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Alabama Illinois Kentucky Oklahoma Virginia Indiana Ohio Colorado Wyoming Montana U.M.W Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Pittsburgh Aliquippa Detroit Ford Motor Co New York State

Government Calculates Next Moves in Miners Strike

Federal Judge Richmond B. Keech extends a no strike order against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers to March 3 as Congress debates possible mine seizure. The 372,000 miners ignore prior orders while talks resume and a potential 80 day Taft Hartley injunction awaits ruling within 10 days.

Richmond B. Keech John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Keech Lewis Congress Harry M. Hull Hull Reech U.M.W The

Doctor Ed ward Muentzer Death Probed by Police

Police investigate the slaying of Dr. Edward Muentzer 29 found in his two room apartment with body lashed to a bed. Officers call it a sex affair with a related manhunt for homosexual activities as 16 extra detectives join the case.

Edward Muentzer Ralph McDonald James English

Ordill Machine Works to Move Equipment to Evansville

Machinery is being dismantled today as Ordill Machine Corp shifts operations to Evansville Indiana in a consolidation. The plant sits inside the ordnance plant industrial area and formerly employed about 30 workers before recent reductions. Company officials did not comment.

Ordill Machine Corp Evansville Ind Ordill Works Ordnance Plant

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