Jelke Guilty On Two Counts In Compulsory Vice Case
New York February 28 AP jurors find 23 year old Jelke guilty on two of three counts in a compulsory vice trial. He faces up to 40 years. Sentencing set for March 20. Prosecutors argue for mercy but judge can suspend the term.
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New York
Mickey Jelke
Jelke
Samuel Segal
Blue Ribbon
Valente
Pat Ward
Marguerite Cordova
Pat Thompson
Telke
Elizabeth Clarke Teal
All
Misg¢ Ward
Sandra Wisotsky
Miss Ward
Jeske
Two St Louis Dairies Cut Milk Prices
Two major St Louis dairies cut milk prices by one cent a quart effective Thursday. Pevely and St Louis Dairy Companies price grade A milk at 22 cents per quart and homogenized milk at 23 cents. Adams, selling only through stores, lowers grade A to 18 1/2 cents per quart.
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ST. Louis
Pevely
Adams
Southern Illinois Weather Outlook Fair and Colder
Fair start with partly cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures. A cold night lows 15 to 22 degrees before a Sunday high near 30 degrees. Winds light, conditions mainly dry.
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Southern
Illinois
Weather lines and lake levels report
The report notes yesterday low of 39 and high 59 with 53 at noon today. It lists sun rise and set times and water levels at Crab Orchard Lake 19 inches below spillway and Little Grassy Lake 40 inches below spillway today.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Southern Illinois Press edition details
Evening publication by Southern Illinois Publications Inc at 227 West Main Carbondale Illinois entered as second class matter at Carbondale post office under act of March 5 1878.
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Oe Press
Southern Illinois Publications, Inc
West Main Street
Carbondale
Illinois
Ilinois
Carbondale Boy Fatally Shot in Accidental Revolver Incident
Coroner jury in Williamson County rules the death of 15 year old Carl Ray Wright an accident. Edward Reed 15 of Blairsville showed the revolver from his father but misjudged its charge as it fired wounding Carl who died at Herrin Hospital. Edward testified he believed the weapon unloaded and that he pulled the trigger accidentally.
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Carl Ray Wright
Carbondale
Edward Reed
Blairsville
Williamson County
Charles Gilley
Marion
Herrin
Young Reed
Bella Reed
Williamsson County
Edward
Carl
Carbondale Community High School
Harry Moss
Moss
Ora Rigby
Bessie Reed
James Walker
New Gorilla Pair At Bronx Zoo Grows Familiar
Sumaili a five-year-old mountain gorilla from the Belgian Congo meets Mambo a three-year-old lowland gorilla from Spanish Guinea in a Bronx Zoo cage. After a tentative introduction the pair show cautious interest as keepers plan supervised time together. Zoo officials hope the meeting leads to a pair bonding in captivity.
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Adam and Eve
Bronx ‘Park
Sumaili
Gorill
Belgian Congo
Spanish Guinea
Africa
Mambo
Sumali
Robert M. McQuung
Zoo
Beringer
McClung
Cut in U of I Budget Likely
Chicago Feb 28 AP The legislative budgetary commission and University of Illinois officials discussed the biennial budget request and both said they expected cuts. The 1953 55 request amounts to 111 500 000 with most funds from taxes for operation and building and some from retirement pay and civil services. Funeral notice appears for Carbondale resident Carl Wright. body at Parker Walker Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.
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University of Ilinois
Chicago
General Assembly
Sae Bone
University
Carbondale
Glenda Lee Wright
Betty Osborn
Parker-Walker Funeral Home
Democrats in Congress to regain leadership in under four years
Philadelphia Feb 28 AP Sen Henry M Jackson says Democrats will regain leadership of Congress in less than four years. He spoke at the Philadelphia chapter of Americans for Democratic Action. He quipped that Republicans, though astute and business-like, are renting apartments not buying houses.
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Philadelphia
Henry M. Jackson
Congress
Jackson
Washin
GM Set To Revise Labor Contract Says UAW
Detroit feb 28 ap union says General Motors offered revisions to major parts of its five year contract half runout while no general agreement was reached. The UAW cited a new price index pay guide for 3809000 hourly workers a raised floor for wages and higher wages for some skilled workers but GM resisted increasing the annual improvement factor from four to five cents or boosting retirees pensions. GM had no immediate comment.
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United Auto Workers
General Motors
General
Auto Union
Avith
Ford
Chrysler
Trade of Spies Prompts Global Exchange Proposal
World communism proposed swapping Edgar Sanders a 43 year old British businessman jailed on spy charges and American Robert Vee for Lee Meng alias Be Ten Tai a top Malayan female Communist held on death row. The bid urged by Budapest London lines aimed at Eden.
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London
Malaya
Budapest
Hungary
Anthony Eden
Edgar Sanders
George Sanders
Robert Vee
Lee Meng
Be Ten Tai
Perak
Lie Detector Stolen From Fenn College in Cleveland
A thief took a lie detector worth $500 from Fenn College's psychology department. Dr. Baker Crider, chair of the department, said he would cooperate with police to recover the machine and assist in any inquiry.
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Cleveland
Fenn College
Baker Crider
Prit
Stratton to Visit SIU Governors May June Visit
Stratton accepts two invitations to visit Southern Illinois University in Carbondale next spring. Governor Williams will participate as special guest at the Music Under the Stars festival. June 6 marks Alumni Day with a 350-man AFROTC review and large school chorus performances.
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Gov Williams
Stratton
Southern Illinois University
Delyte W. Morris
SIU
R. G. Crisenberry
Strawn
Life Science
Morris
Crisenberry
David Aiken
Benton
Laurence Karney
Mt. Vernon
Charles Loomis
Centralia
Genevia Elder
Vernon
David McIntosh
W. T. Alexander
Mt Carmal Man Enters 67th Year As Store Clerk
Seitz, a long time clerk in his father’s store, began March 1 1877 at age 17. The shop later became Conner’s Department Store. Now octogenarian Seitz still works throughout the store and says he hates to quit.
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Mt. Carmel
Seitz
de Seitz
Conner’s Department Store
Indict Former Highway Chief on Tax Evasion
A Federal Grand Jury indicted Stuart Ogden 46 a former Henry County highway superintendent in Chicago on income tax evasion charges. He allegedly failed to report 44 857 in income during 1946 48 and spent 6 000 to 13 000 of the earnings on himself and family while reporting 3 500 to 4 000 annually.
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Stuart Ogden
Henry County
Ogden
States Tighten Crackdown on Slot Machines Movement grows in capitals to curb professional gambling.
Associated Press surveys show about half of state legislatures weighing crime measures to deter slot machines and related activities. Proposals include banning machines, outlawing manufacture, cutting information lines, and strengthening penalties for narcotics and gambling networks. Nevada remains the only state where slots are legal under current law.
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William J. Conway
Associated Press
Chicago
Idaho
Nevada
Ilinois
John JM. King
Ih the
Wororld
Indiana
New Hampshire
Charles Russell
Ved
Arkansas
Missouri
Massaachanetend
Alka Venaiekok
Wonsan Bombarded by U S Navy Cruisers in Harbor Siege
The heavy U S cruiser Los Angeles opened a heavy bombardment of Wonsan Harbor while Navy planes spotted targets for its eight inch guns. Missouri and carrier task force had earlier softened the port. The siege, ongoing since Feb 15 1951, marks the longest U S naval bombardment. Allied air strikes were limited by clouds. U S Sabre jets reportedly destroyed several Communist MIGs without loss.
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Seoul
Los Angeles
Wonsan
Navy
U. S
Missouri
Ike Stalin Meet Studied In Moscow
Moscow reports say Eisenhower's views on a possible meeting with Stalin are being studied. Stalin welcomed a potential summit to ease world tensions. Western diplomats doubt the outcome and question Eisenhower's stance while Dulles calls the idea conjecture.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Stalin
Ebele
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Networks plan coast to coast TV coverage of Nevada atomic test
TV networks prepare telecast plans for the March 17 atomic bomb tests on the Nevada flats. The event marks the first demo of the country's giant device and will be watched across the nation.
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Los Angele
Nevada
No Confirmation On Reports That Shah To Abdicate
Tehran rush of mobs forced Prime Minister Mossadegh from his home to a U S Four headquarters. Shah Riza Pahlavi faced pressure as protesters demanded abdication. later palace communique said he cancelled or reconsidered leaving the country due to public demand.
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Shah Shimeed Rezrae Iner
Moecenel Mossadegh
U. S
Point Four
Ayatullah Seyed Abolg Kashani
Iran
Mossadehg
Shah
Tehran
Mossadegh
Mossein Fatemi
Hussein Ala
Europe
British Foreign Office
United States
Ayatullah Seyed Abolghassem Kashani
Kashani
Segeen Oh
Below normal March weather forecast across most of nation
The 30 day outlook from the weather bureau predicts March will be cooler than average in the west with near normal temperatures elsewhere. The Southeast is expected to run above normal while the Northeast stays near normal. Rainfall is likely to exceed normal from the Gulf coast to the Canadian border.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Cenedien
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