Murphysboro Driver Charged With Five Offenses After Pole Collision
Richard G. Rawson twenty of 1936 Wall Street was charged with reckless driving illegal transportation of intoxicants underage possession of intoxicants failure to transfer registration and failure to transfer title after his car struck a utility pole on North 7th Street. He was treated for minor injuries power outages lasted about an hour and he was held overnight then released on bond pending a hearing next week.
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Murphysboro
Richard G. Rawson
Wall St
Rawson
North 7Th Street
No charge in Marion shooting case
Police Chief John Kelly said no charges will be filed in the shooting of George Williams by his common law wife Annie Mae Williams at their Marion home. Williams, 68, claimed four shots were fired as he approached her after a drinking argument. hospital reports varied, and Williams preferred not to prosecute.
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Marion
John Kelly
Kelly
George Williams
S. Liberty St
Annie Mae Williams
Williams
Marion Memorial Hospital
Holland Street
Dorothy Carter
Fire blazes hit sites in Chester and Carbondale
Fire destroyed a Mullins Road home of Arthur Barton at 1 20 p m Tuesday. A & W Drive-In was struck by lightning causing a car fire in Marion at 3 50 p m Saturday, owner Mike Swan and driver Dan Stone named. Carbondale false alarm reported at 11 40 p m Friday on 411 E Hester St. Mile s R Chitty 79 of Herrin died at 7 p m Friday in Herrin Hospital. funeral Monday at George Van Natta Funeral Home Her rin with burial in Wolf Creek Cemetery. several survivors named.
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Chester
Arthur Barton
Mullins Road
Marion
Mike Swan
Dan Stone
Carbondale
E. Hester St
Miles R. Chitty
Herrin
Herrin Hospital
Chitty
West Frankfort
Andrew and
Mary Fisher Chitty
United Mine Workers of American
Delores Sandusky
Broomfield
Colo
Pauline Johnson
Niles Leach
Energy
George van Natta
Robert Gossage
Wolf Creek
Carbondale approves reservoir plan and street ruling
Carbondale council authorized Stanley Consultants to prepare a land use and development plan for the Cedar Creek Reservoir as a primary water source. The city also kept South Wall Street at 42 feet after a traffic impact review and endorsed summer recreation funding and building ordinance changes. Grand Tower resident Lloyd Leo Pike, 69, died in St Louis, with funeral pending.
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Carbondale
Cedar Creek
Stanley Consultants, Inc
Muscatine
Iowa
Planning Commission
Southern Illinois University
Gerald J. Ruva
William J. McGraw
Mardale
Resi
State Highway Division
Commission
Grand Tower
Lloyd Leo Pike
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Crawshaw Mortuary
Murphysboro
Altorfer Calls Crime Top Problem in Nation
John Henry Altorfer, Republican governor candidate, says growing crime is the United States’ most alarming problem. He urges higher policeman salaries, overtime pay, and legislation to offset Supreme Court rulings, plus court efficiency and uniform sentencing. He backs penal reform and industry cooperation for rehabilitated criminals.
Helen Keller a life of triumph over deafness
Helen Keller rose from a 19th century illness that left her blind and mute to become a renowned author and activist. Guided by Annie Sullivan, Keller learned language and earned a Radcliffe degree in 1904 while shaping social reform efforts for the blind and deaf.
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Alden Whitman
New York Times
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Radcliffe
Annie Sullivan Macy
Macy
Polly Thomson
Helen Adams Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Arthur Keller
Kate Adams
Helen
Charles Dickens
Laura Bridgman
Samuel Gridley Howe
Perkins Institution
Boston
Howe
Kellers
Baltimore
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Michael Anagnos
Anagnos
Anne Mansfied Sullivan
Annie
Miss Sullivan
Perkins
Anne Bancroft
Annie Sullivan
Patty Duke
Wright- Humason, School For the Deaf
New York
Cambridge
Mass
Socialist Party
Massachusetts
Russia
American Foundation For the Blind
Miss Thomson
Westport
Conn
Preparation H Promises Relief for Hemorrhoids
The article reports that Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves burning itch and pain in many patients. Doctors observed rapid improvement without narcotics or stinging preservatives, with the formula soothing irritated tissues and easing bowel movements. It comes as ointment or suppository and requires no prescription.
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New York, N.Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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Blacktop Road
Miles Chitty
Carbondale Water Plan
Public Works
South Wall Street
Freeman and
Park Streets
Leo Pike
Altorfer
Bill
Zenith
Bills TV
Keller
Harvard
Glasgow
Berlin
Delhi
White House
Grover Cleveland
John F . Kennedy
Orvin
Buster
Man
Southern Illnoisan
Ap 'Cellinn
Kozy-Tong
Sawyer
Helleny
Treece Supply
W. Frankfort
Brooks
Anna
Green’s House of Color
East Gate
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