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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
2
A spokesman described continuing Allen plant work at Orcill with about 100 local employees under one manager. The firm cited high production and cooperation while noting plans to remove machinery from the Herrin operation were not discussed. Union reps had no knowledge of any abandonment of Herrin.
Agnes confronts Ambrose in a domestic scene over table manners and a broccoli quarrel. Ambrose acts out with a kiss and a thrown dish as Agnes endures the tirade and later discovers Johnny Ray records stirring her emotions.
Allen Industries, Inc. announces it will pause plans to enter the Herrin plant citing illegal labor picketing and legal constraints. President S J Allen says hundreds of jobs depend on the project, but unions’ actions prevent entering into contracts and completing production setup.
A coroner's jury in Murphysboro found that Walter Wright died from injuries he Sustained May 23 after falling down the steps of Murphysboro city hall following a city council meeting. Testimony came from Alderman Homer Roberts and Sam Rodman as Wright was fatally hurt outside a tae house near the stairs.
Franklin County Coal officials announce extensive repair and development work at Lida B Mine No 15 in Royalton. The June 1 start will suspend production and idle the 165 workers with no known duration for the program.
Legends describe the unicorn with a horse head and neck, antelope hind legs, and a lion tail, forming a mythical hybrid creature shared across traditions.
Pfc Jack Grah of Chester arrived home Saturday after months of Marine service in Korea. He was greeted by his wife son and his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Grah. Helicopters have been used to lay high voltage electric cable across difficult terrain in England.
The 4-H club of Colp met Thursday night with talks by Ronald Emery and Ruddie Garvish on care and sharpening of garden tools. Plans were made for a Giant City park picnic on June 20, followed by games. Next meeting is set for June 13.
Judge C Ross Reynolds moved the start to 8 30 a m and ordered the session to run until the Deaton case is finished. The circuit court began jury selection Monday and four witnesses testified Tuesday as the attempted murder trial of Denton route five Marion man William Pee Wee Deaton proceeded for the May term.
Rufus Pierce of Sparta received a $125 fine, 10 days in jail, and a 90 day license suspension after conviction for drunken driving in Randolph County Court at Chester. Tom Douglas of Coulterville got a $150 fine, 20 days in jail, and a 90 day license suspension. Heuer signed both complaints and Douglas was involved in an accident.
Cherryville Missouri residents ponder how long a pastor can fast as Rev J J Ivie, 57, remains without food for 45 days. His family gathers at his home including his wife, sister, and Ivie sons and daughter. Reports recount Bombay priests and others who fasted long. medical groups note no verified long fasts under supervision. Ivie vows to continue until global religious awakening or death.
A Saline County Circuit Court judge in Harrisburg denied James Ryan’s petition to set aside his nine year life sentence for murder. Judge Harold Zimmerman dismissed the petition at the request of Ryan, who pleaded guilty July 9, 1943, to poisoning employer Samuel Black. State’s Attorney argued affidavits were improperly prepared and Ryan claimed he was not advised of his constitutional rights.
An advertisement touts Bellans tablets as fast acting relief for heartburn gas and similar distress with a 25 cent price point and a promise of doctor approved effectiveness.
Fear of a new mine disaster hit Orient No. 2 in West Frankfort when an ambulance rushed a coal miner, Harper Weaver of West Frankfort, to hospital with a broken collarbone and fractured rib. Officials said he was injured when pinned between a wall and a coal buggy and later reported in improved condition.
An old advertisement urges readers not to scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection and offers Peterson’s Ointment for rapid relief. It promises relief from itching and irritations and claims to improve skin with a money back guarantee if one application is unsatisfactory. It also notes the product treats itchy feet and toe cracks and is priced at 40 cents.
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