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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1958

Page

11

Toll road sets 40 mph minimum on Illinois tollways

Illinois tollway officials adopt a 40 mile per hour minimum on 187 miles of toll roads with maximums from 60 to 70 mph. Buses capped at 60 mph and pedestrians and slow farm machinery banned to reduce overtaking hazards. The plan marks the first use of minimum speed limits in the state.

Chicago Illinois State Toll Highway Commission General Assembly Keig Sduce Commission Illinois Fox River Tri-State Wisconsin Line Indiana Line Cook County Aurora Congress Street Cook-DuPage County

Final Rites for Cardinal Stritch At Holy Name Cathedral

Hundreds fill Holy Name Cathedral and surrounding streets for the funeral of Samuel Cardinal Stritch. Dignitaries including Mayor Daley and Adlai Stevenson attend along with 119 bishops and archbishops. More than 300000 paid respects during the three day wake and 250000 watched the procession from O’Hare to the cathedral.

Samuel Cardinal Stritch Holy Name Cathedral State Street Amleto Giovanni Cicognani United States Richard J. Daley Chi James P. Mitchell Labor Eisenhower Arthur Bidwill Illinois Adlai E. Stevenson Everett M. Dirksen Cardinal Stritch U. S Francis J. Spellman New York Edward Mooney Detroit James Francis McIntye Los Angeles O'Hare Field Cathedral Mount Carmel Cemetery Hillside Morris G. Stritch Memphis Tenn Ernesti Primeau Chicago House Rome St. Gregory Malta Holy Sepulcher

Repeal of Rail Tax Urges Senate Action

Senator George Smathers of Florida called for repeal of the 3 percent freight and 10 percent passenger excise taxes imposed in 1941 to curb wartime transport use. He argued the taxes raise prices, yield little net revenue, spur private carrier schemes, and push industrial shifts, urging swift repeal as the Commerce Committee sponsors the legislation.

George Smathers D-Fla Smathers Senate Commerce Committee Treasury

First Aid Course For Herrin Rescue Crew Begins

A 12 week first aid course opens this summer for the Herrin Civil Defense rescue and evacuation crew. It starts at 7 p m today in Herrin City Hall under the local UMWA Mine Rescue team. Captain L V Mickey Milam leads the team with Roy Cornaghie directing the training phase.

Herrin Civil Defense Organization Herrin UMWA L. V Mickey” Milam Roy Cornaghie

Shouts Unheeded Fail to Free Man From Well

James Lewis Jr. spent six hours trapped in a 14 foot well at a Casey quarry after a wooden cover collapsed. With slick walls and no footholds he fought the cold water, used a rope from his clothes to escape, and was treated for exposure and bruises at Effingham hospital.

Casey, Ill James Lewis Jr Lewis Effingham

Muskeytown School Graduates 14 With Honors

Franklin County superintendent H. L. Browning spoke at Muskeytown Community Consolidated Grade School graduation last week. Diplomas went to 14 graduates. valedictorian Billy Pierce and salutatorian Edith Krug led the class.

H. L. Browning Franklin County Muskeytown Billy Pierce Edith Krug

Eisenhower Will Not Hold News Conference This Week

The White House announced President Eisenhower will hold no news conference this week due to other commitments. The statement comes from Washington on June 3.

White House Eisenhower

Cutler Woman Margaret Rednour Dies at 73

Margaret Betty Rednour 73 of Cutler died at Pinckneyville Community Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Perry County she lived most of her life in Cutler. widow of Arthur Rednour died 1946. Survived by daughter Mrs. Richard Peak Mason City two grandchildren four great grandchildren. Visitation at family home after 10 a m Wednesday services Thursday at 2 p m CST at Cutler Presbyterian Church.

Margaret Betty Rednour Cutler Pinckneyville Community Hospital Perry County Margaret Taylor Arthur Rednour Cutler Presbyterian Chrch Lar

Randolph Board to Sell Vacant Schools at Public Auction

The Randolph County Board of School Trustees will auction two vacated school properties on their grounds. The Menard Attendance Center, once Oak Glade School, and the Modoc School near Brewerville north of Chester will be sold. The Menard sale is at 1:30 p.m. CDT and the Modoc sale at 2:30 p.m. CDT.

Randolph County Board of School Trustees Menard Oak Glade School Modoc Brewerville Chester

Funeral Services In Pinckneyville For Local Resident

Burial will be in the Cutler Cemetery with services conducted under the auspices of the Doerr and Son Funeral Home of Pinckneyville. The obituary notes the involvement of Doerr and Son in arranging the burial.

Son Cutler Cemetery Doerr and Son Funeral Home Pinckneyville

Mock Military Wedding Stirs Long Beach School

At Jordan High, a fake ceremony joined a non existent student George Osgood Klinkus and a 15 year old girl. The event featured ROTC vows and a crowd amused by a masked figure with many medals. Administrators face a morale prank exposing student misperceptions and record keeping quirks.

Long Beach Calif Jordan High School George Osgood Klinkus George Jordan Milton Sager Bob Bragole Ann Metheisen

Mrs Becker Dies Johnston City Woman Rites To Be Thursday

Christina Tena Becker 78 died at her home east of Johnston City. Born March 28 1880 she lived in Williamson County all her life. Survived by son Walter and daughter Mrs J Lucian Hill with several grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home with Rev Everett Lynch officiating. Burial will follow.

Christina “‘Tena” Becker Johnston City Williamson County Walter Rt. 1 Marion J. Lucian Hill Johnston City Rural Ave Henry Daub West Frankfort Alice Hudgens Barbara Schauff Indianapolis Ind Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Everett Lynch

Ella Cardaro Rites Set in Marion

Funeral services for Ella Cardaro 77 will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mitchell Funeral Home in Marion. The Rev. Louis Hébbeler will officiate with burial in Caplinger Cemetery southeast of Marion. Friends may call at the funeral home. Cardaro died at 9:25 p.m. Saturday in Cook County Hospital Chicago.

Ella Cardaro Marion Mitchell Louis Hébbeler Caplinger Cemetery

Be in Becker Cemetery East of Johnston City

Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. for a service related to the Becker Cemetery arrangements east of Johnston City. The notice outlines burial plans and visitation times for those seeking details.

Becker Cemetery Johnston City

Ross H. Smith Ex-Springfield All American Lacrosse Coach

Ross H. Smith, former Springfield College All American fullback in 1935, later served as Cornell University lacrosse coach.

Ross H. Smith Cornell University Springfield College

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Stritch William E. Cousins Peoria Cousins Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith Middle West Ezi Ty Muskeytown School North 7Th Street St. Mary's Catholic Church G. W. Bayles Washington Jane Pugh W. Main St Carbondale Southern Illinoisan University of Illinois Jane College of Education Randolph Board Anton A. Becker United Church of Christ, Evangelical and Reformed The Women’s Guild Friendship Unit County Home Bureau Ernie Carterville PYRAN OID Block CO Goreville Marlyn Rechter’s Jamaica New Yorker Iers Cannon Blue
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