Southern Illinois University expects longer farm price stability
Agriculture professor Herman M. Haag predicts farm price levels will be maintained for five to ten years, sustaining beef cattle hogs poultry and other sector prices amid a continued support program. The estimate appears in Agriculture at Southern, a publication of the School of Agriculture, noting relative stability in farm product prices since 1955 despite fluctuations.
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Southern Illinois University
Herman M. Haag
Southern
School of Agriculture
Haag
Frizzell Sues Olin for 50000 in Farm Supply Case
John A. Frizzell of Herrin files a 50000 damage suit in Williamson County Circuit Court against Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. alleging rising costs of production supplies at the Ordill plant and continuing price increases. The suit links dairy products and feed grains to the broader farm economy, noting potential policy impacts and barriers to farm income through the next decade.
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John A. Frizzell
Herrin
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Williamson County
Ordill
Frizzell
Carbondale Murphysboro student bus may become commercial line
Carbondale to Murphysboro bus service, started by SIU and Murphysboro Chamber, may expand to a commercial route if Greyhound permit is approved. Carl Reynolds filed with Greyhound. a 30 day contract with the chamber covers operation. Four round trips daily on a limited summer schedule with stops in both towns.
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Carbondale - Murphysboro
Carl Reynolds
Greyhound Bus Lines
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Southern Illinois University
Reynolds
Chamber
Greyhound
SIU
Marion Nash
Walnut Streets
Gull, Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Logan Hotel
Todd's Cleaners
6Th
SIU University Center
John
Paul Jones
Congress
University Center
Walnut
22Nd Streets
Flag Business Flying High raises sales at Atlas Flag Corp
Atlas Flag Corp reports a 25 percent sales rise over 1961 after adding the Eldorado plant last fall. The Benton and Eldorado facilities handle flag work year round with a third plant at Christopher handling peak-season flag production. The firm, a unit of Jean-Claire fashions, employs about 200 people on flags annually, peaking near 300. A desk set with four small flags is in testing for national markets.
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Benton
Atlas Flag Corp
al. Eldorado
Jean-Claire Fashions
Solway C. Pierberg
Eldorado
Christopher
Fierberg
Atlas
Lincoln
Washington
State Promoters Push Overseas Sales for Illinois Firms
State officials plan to boost exports by Southern Illinois firms with meetings with Commerce Department officials in St. Louis and Chicago. Luther Hodges urges an exhibit for next year’s International Trade Fair in Chicago. A two week Europe trade mission will help Illinois manufacturers seek European representation. Michael J. Connelly notes the mission targets small businesses with growth products and solid U.S. sales but limited exporting experience.
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce
St. Louis
Chicago
Goffrey Hughes
Southern Ilinois Inc
Luther Hodges
Southern Illinois
Europe
Ilinois
State Board of Economic Development
State Department
Small Business Administration
Illinois Committee For Trade Expansion
Michael J. Connelly
Trade Commission
U. S
Savings and Loan Declares First Dividend in Marion
The Community Savings and Loan Association in Marion declared its first dividends after three months in business. About $4,000 was added to depositor accounts at four percent interest. Dividends are typically declared at end of June and December, said Manager Harry Rodd. The association has more than a half-million dollars deposited. Open house was June 29.
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Community Savings and Loan Association
Marion
Harry Rodd
Williamson County approves $151 in claims on Friday
Williamson County Commissioners approved claims totaling 151 dollars on Friday. County claims were 62 dollars and county highway general fund claims 88 dollars.
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Williamson County
New Doctor Joins Office In Murphysboro
Dr. Oswaldo Ballesteros a native of Colombia joins Dr. William Borgsmiller in the Medical Arts Building Murphysboro Illinois at 215 N 14th He was born in Bogota in 1930 and trained at the National University of Colombia before moving to the United States in 1956 He completed internships residencies in Chicago St Louis and St Louis including obstetrics and gynecology He is married to Helen Marcella Holleran of Texarkana Ark with two children Jerry Carlos and Gary Walter
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Oswaldo Ballesteros
Colombia
William Borgsmiller
14Th Star
Murphysboro
Dr. Ballesteros
Bogota
Columbia
B. F. Goodrich Co
National University of Colombia
United States
Illinois, Masonic Hospital
Chicago
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Ballesteros
Helen Marcella Holleran
Texarkana
Ark
Dean Suffers Heart Attack at SIU
Henry J. Kenn dean of the Southern Illinois University schools of business is resting comfortably at Doctors Hospital in Carbondale after a heart attack June 27. His physician says he is doing well and visitors are not allowed at this time.
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Henry J. Kenn
Southern Ilinois University Schools of Business
Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
IC Opens Contest For Ideas At Railroad
IC restarts its anniversary contest inviting employee ideas with a seven day trip for two to the Mississippi Gulf Coast for the winner. Awards honor efficiency and working conditions. system started in 1939 with over 500000 ideas submitted and more than 92000 adopted, totaling 1 253 000 dollars.
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Iinois Central Railroad
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Man Draws Fine For Vehicle Incident
A man was fined $30 including costs after an incident on Rt 37 near a skating rink drive in Marion. The case involved the University of Illinois College of Agriculture and Extension program planning with county advisers. The report notes the highest Texas peak as 8,71 feet at Guadalupe.
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Pee Shannon
Winn
Rt. 37
Illinois College of Age
Marion, Council
Carbondale men's store sold to Herrin West Frankfort firm
Gene Palisch and Harvard Sohn of Herrin complete purchase of Sohns Men’s Clothing store in Carbondale. Palisch becomes manager and co-owner with Sohn. three employees to be retained. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Monday. Remodeling planned with no stock changes.
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Rom Motfield
Carbondale
Herrin and West Frankfort
Gene Palisch
Harvard Sohn
Herrin
Palisch and Sohn
Sohn-Hagene Inc
Sohn
West
Ned
Palisch
Smith-Alsop
Anna
Marion
West Frankfort
Bandy Retires From Freeman after 44 years in coal
J Dewey Bandy of Benton resigns July 1 as Freeman Coal Mining Corp chief billing supervisor after a 44 year career starting in 1919 with C W & F Coal Co. He led Teletypewriter billing upgrades and billed Orient mines. Ralph Anderson named successor, a West Frankfort resident and former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad clerk, with five children and wife Mildred.
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J. Dewey Bandy
Benton
Freeman Coal Mining Corp
Bandy
C. W. & F. Coal Co
Freeman, Organization
Orient 1
Fot Freeman
West Frankfort
Orient 3
Ralph Anderson
Anderson
Freeman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East St. Louis
Transportation Club of
Little Egypt
Mildred
E. Poplar St
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