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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1951

Page

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Peiping Admits Open Defiance As Death Penalty Expanded

In Peiping the Chinese government announced a drastic widening of the death penalty for anti Communist actions and for aiding counter revolutionary activity. It said thousands of Red militiamen and officials have been killed and that peasant opposition to land reforms is spreading rapidly amid the Korea crisis.

Stanley Rich Hong Kong China Peiping Korea Central People’s Government Council Red China Peng Cheng Peng

Pillsbury Flour Official Dies In Plane Crash

Paxton Nebraska February 23 three prominent Minnesota executives died in a plane crash near Paxton while en route from Minneapolis to Aspen. Edmund Pillsbury vice president of Pillsbury Mills Alfred Lindley attorney and former Olympic skier Dexter Andrews secretary and director of Earl Partridge Co. were aboard. The four place plane struck trees in a freezing mist during approach to a field near the depot.

Paxton, Neb Colorado Paxton Edmund P. Pillsbury Minneapolis Pillsbury Mills, Inc Pillsbury Board John Pillsbury Alfred D. Lindley Dexter L. Andrews Earl Partridge Co Andrews and Lindley Wyzata Aspen Colo Nebraska Paxton Railroad

Girl dies as bus is sideswiped near Fort Knox

Fort Knox Ky Feb 23 AP a school bus carrying 30 children was sideswiped by a trailer truck killing nine year old Martha Payne of Ratcliffe and injuring 13 others including her sister Lois. The driver Clarence K Zenner 27 of Pontiac Mich was charged with passing a halted school bus and involuntary manslaughter. He was held for a hearing at Elizabethtown tomorrow.

Fort Knox Here Martha Payne Ratcliffe Lois Bennie Witten Vine Grove School Elizabethtown

Democrats Endorse W. Joe Hill for State Supreme Court

W. Joe Hill, former circuit judge and assistant to Attorney General Ivan Elliott, was endorsed for state supreme court by Democratic lawyers of Franklin and Jefferson counties. The Franklin county Democratic Central committee endorsed Hill from the first judicial district. a district convention of 24 counties is set, likely at Mt. Vernon on March 19. Hill maintains private practice with offices in Mt. Vernon and Benton.

W. Joe Hill Ivan Elliott Supreme Court Franklin Jefferson Franklin County Democratic Central Committee Hill Mt. Vernon

Weather summary for Crab Orchard Lake area

Cloudy conditions with morning fog in rural areas. Low tonight 25, high Saturday 42 to 48. Yesterday low 45, high 34, noon today 48. Precipitation 0 inches. Humidity 100 percent at 8 30 am. Winds 20 miles across 7 am yesterday to 7 am today. Crab Orchard Lake 14 inches above spillway, Little Grassy Lake 22 feet below spillway.

Crab Orchard Lake Little Grassy Lake

National and Local News Page References

The note lists sections and page numbers for today’s edition including national news on page 1 local news on page 3 editorials on page 4 women’s news on pages 6 and 7 sport news on pages 9 and 10 comics on page 13 markets on page 13 and classified ads on pages 14 and 15.

Truman Urges Letters From Congressmen on RFC Loans

President Truman demanded copies of correspondence between Congress members and the RFC after charges of influence peddling. Senate banking subcommittee hearings explored whether RFC directors yielded to pressure, naming Boyle and other aides as figures in the probe.

Washington Truman Capitol Hill R.F.C Congress Harber J. William Fulbright Paul Douglas D-Ill Senate William M. Boyle, Jr Democratic National Committee Boyle

Woman Climbs Pole to Free Laundry in Hoboken

Ella Thomas, 35, hung out laundry when wind tangled it on a 40 foot telephone line. She climbed the pole to disentangle the wash, then looked down and felt faint. Firemen assisted as she descended the ladder to safety.

Hoboken N. J Ella Thomas Fire Department

Hairless Hopefuls Inch Hair After Five Weeks Cream Treatment

A New York report notes Albert Roberts of United Research Laboratories says a hormone cream rubbed on two five year bald men produced about an inch of new hair in five weeks. The dermatotrophic hormone, allied to Acth, awaits further testing before sale.

New York Albert Roberts United Research Laboratories of Philadelphia

UN good offices panel moves toward Korea talks with China

The United Nations three member good offices committee has made its first approach to Communist China via Swedish channels to seek a discussion on Korean peace terms. Nasrollah Entezam Sven Grafstrom and Luis Padilla Nervo form the panel awaiting a reply with secrecy maintained.

Luis Padilla Nervo Mexico

South Korean Named Lieutenant General

Chung Il Kwan, commander of all South Korean forces, was awarded three stars to become lieutenant general. He is the first South Korean to hold the rank at U. S. Eighth Army headquarters in Korea.

U. S. Eighth Army Korea Chung Il Kwan

Americans presented to King and Queen at Buckingham Palace

About 125 Americans were introduced to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at a lavish Buckingham Palace reception attended by 600 diplomats and their wives.

London George VI Queen Elizabeth Buckingham Palace

Cant Hardly Wait To See God Cancer Takes Life Of McLeansboro Boy

Donald Redfearn a 10 year old of McLeansboro died after a battle with malignant cancer that spread from his hip to other areas. He endured hospitalization in multiple facilities including St. Louis Shriner’s and Carbondale Doctor’s Hospital. His family faced mounting costs, aid from White Shrine and local sponsors, and daily ambulance support to reach treatments.

Donald Redfearn McLeansboro Herrin Leansboro Children’s Hospital St. Louis Shriner’s Hospital Corning, Ark Doctor’s Hospital Carbondale Herrin Hospital Vicker’s Memorial Hospital Mcc Leansboro Illinois Carbondale Doctor’s Hospital W. A. Shoopman Herrin First Baptist Church Storme Donald Harry E. Redfearn Redfearns Times- Leader Chamber of Commerce

School Patrol Boys Shot At Near Watseka

Four boy crossing guards aged 12 to 14 reported gunfire near Watseka starting Feb 9. Iroquois County State’s Attorney David Oram suspects a crazed gunman with a grudge. No one wounded. guards withdrawn. vigilante group forms. A .22 rifle was found in a high school car. owner denies knowledge.

David Oram Iroquois County Oram Ronnie Williams Terry Christie Donald Crouch Gordon Vogel

Consumer beef piles up in New York amid high prices

About one million pounds of dressed beef are stored in the region due to consumer resistance to high prices. Miss Anna Blumstein, secretary treasurer of the Metropolitan Slaughterers Association, said yesterday the beef has piled up because of generally high meat prices in the metropolitan area.

New York Anna Blumstein Metropolitan Slaughterers Association

Truck Car Crash Kills Two Near McLeansboro

Two McLeansboro area residents died Thursday night when their car was struck by a truck on route 460 two miles east of Dahlgren. The victims were identified as G. W. Keefer of Dahlgren and Frank Barbee of Wayne City. State police at Du Quoin said Joseph Mordini of Centralia drove the truck.

McLeansboro Dahlgren G. W. Keefer Frank Barbee Wayne City du Quoin Joseph Mordini Centralia

German Ships Again Fly German Flag

Hamburg West Germany ships today flew their flag at the fore masts in ceremonies led by Transportation Minister Christoph Seebohm marking the first postwar display of the German tricolor on merchant vessels.

Hamburg Germany Christoph Seebohm

Hit-Run Tactics Fail To Slow Korean Drive

United Nations forces press the Korean front from Hoengsong to Pyongchang with four mile advances and captured areas on both central and western fronts. Canadian Princess Patricia regiment enters action for the first time, joining American British Australian New Zealand and South Korean troops in the drive toward the communist lines.

Reds Stan Swinton Hoengsong Wonju Pyongchang Han River Seoul Princess Pats New Zealand U. N

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