Eisenhower outlines positions on domestic issues and 1950 campaign
Eisenhower argues states should handle FEP C and education, opposes socialized medicine, favors St Lawrence Seaway if economically necessary, and warns against work regimentation. He supports the Feb 6 1950 Republican declaration, backs the party ticket if platform returns to those principles, admires MacArthur, avoids commenting on McCarthy, and notes no cabinet or race constraints.
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China
Eisenhower
F.E.P.C
South
St. Lawrence River Seaway
Detroit
Mich
Congress
Truman
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Taft
South Dakota
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Johnston City Soldier Witnessed Atomic Explosions
Sergeant James C. Stricklin of Johnston City witnessed the last two atomic blasts at Camp Desert Rock Nevada where he served for over a month. He is now stationed at Camp Cooke California.
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James C. Stricklin
Johnston City
Camp Desert Rock
Nev
Sergeant Striklin
Camp Cooke
Calif
Plan Second Salvage Attempt at Golconda
A second salvage effort is planned next week to recover 150 cars valued at $300,000 from the Ohio river near Golconda. The barge sank during a December storm and eleven feet of water covered it yesterday. River forecasters expect the water to fall, with at least part of the barge likely above water by next Sunday. Strickland Construction of Moline Illinois now leads the salvage, replacing Vollmar Construction of St Louis which quit due to high water challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Golconda
Strickland Construction Company
Moline
Ill
Truckers Fight Fee Increases Through Supreme Court
Judge Smith halted state license fee hikes pending appeal, and truckers won a June 5 hold on collection from Chief Justice Daily. If the U S Supreme Court must rule, Mansfield notes a further order may be needed. Mansfield criticizes the law and calls for a direct federal appeal on the tax increase.
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Smith
Illinois High Court
Secretary of State
Edward J. Barrett
Joseph E. Daily
Illinois Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Mansfield
U. S. Court
Springfield
Frank M., Pfeifer
Illinois
Sangamon County
Lucas
U. S. Suprem Court
Car Bondale Jury Escape In Race Car Crash
Dale Church and Percy escaped injuries in a Tuesday accident near Carbondale while driving a car owned by Allen White. The vehicle was badly damaged and edged off the road according to Church.
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Dale Church
Percy
Carbondale
Allen Whitewit
Church
Oldest Williamson County resident dies at 99
Tapley W. Lannom known as Uncle Tobe Lannom died at 9 p.m. Wednesday at his daughter’s Goreville home. Born January 17, 1853 in Wilson County Tennessee, he lived most of his life in Williamson County. He was a farmer and survived by six children, 47 grandchildren, 50 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren, plus two half brothers. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday in McKinney chapel cemetery with Rev. Everett Albright officiating. The body to be moved from Maller funeral home to the Simpsons’ home today for viewing.
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Tapley W
Tobe Lannom
Williamson County
Cecil Simpson
Route 1
Goreville
Mr. Lannom
Wilson County
Tennessee
John P. Lannom
Mary Kelly
Tom
Marilon
Albert
Marion
Minnie King
Dota
Wis
Zilthia Anderson
Belleville
Walter
Simpson
Lannom
James Lannom
Calvin Lannom
McKinney Chapel
Everett Albright
Gas Heater Ignites Fumes in Herrin Incident
Fire starting from a gas heater pilot light ignited gasoline fumes, slightly burning a two year old Herrin boy and damaging a utility room. Bill Moore, 420 North Seventh Street, used gasoline to clean greasy gloves when the explosion occurred. Monte Bruce Gore, two years old, was nearby, suffering minor burns and singed hair. Moore put out the fire with a garden hose. a window and door were damaged. Fire Chief Ed Failing cautioned that indoor gasoline use is dangerous.
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Herrin
Ed Failing
Bill Moore
North Seventh Street
Gore
Monte Bruce
Chief Failing
Expo
Moore
Failing
Marion Woman Suffers Broken Hip After Fall
Mrs Elizabeth Cocke 69 of Marion sustained a broken right hip when she toppled from a chair at her home 1509 West Copeland Street while removing a mirror.
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Marion
Elizabeth Cocke
Copeland Street
Notre Dame Degrees Awarded To Three Area Students
Two area students received degrees from the University of Notre Dame during Sunday commencement on the Indiana campus. Harold A. Stanley of Carbondale and Frank F. Bleyer of Carterville were among the graduates. Madeleine M. Smith of Carbondale is a Yale PhD candidate with the degree planned. the Yale commencement occurs Monday.
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University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Harold A. Stanley
West Jackson Street
Carbondale
Frank F. Bleyer
Carterville
Madeleine M. Smith
South University Avenue
Yale University
Conn
Herrin Man Patient at Chicago Central Hospital
Dolph Bradshaw of 220 South Fourteenth Street Herrin an assistant train master at the Illinois Central yard office Herrin is a patient this week in the Chicago Illinois Central hospital for a physical check up The article notes that the fangs of many poisonous snakes lie folded parallel to the mouth roof when not in use.
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Dolph Bradshaw
South Fourteenth Street
Herrin
Illinois Central Yard
Chicago Illinois Central Hospital
Hospital Transfer Report From Carbondale Incident
A person was taken to Holden Hospital in Carbondale after the incident. The brief item notes the transfer to medical care and location of the hospital.
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Holden Hospital
Carbondale
Two Carbondale gas stations change hands
Two Carbondale filling stations will open under new operators. Gene Ottesen, former Shell North Illinois operator, sells to Paul Mann and enters a used car business with Wilbur Joiner on East Main Street. Harold Hill and Jim Heern take over the Texas Co. station across from City Hall, replacing Ward Eddleman, with a June 16 opening.
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Carbondale
Gene Ottesen
Shell
North Illinois Street
Paul Mann
Ottesen
Wilbur Joiner
East Main Street
Shell Station
Harold Hill
Jim Heern
Texas Co
Maple sap sugar content ranges from two to seven percent
The sap of maple trees contains sugar at levels spanning from two to seven percent. The fact notes the natural variation in sugar concentration across maple sap samples.
Picket Line Claims Unfair Labor Practice Cited
It was understood that Allen Industries has communicated with the union setting forth their claim that the picket line constitutes an unfair labor practice under the NLRB. They also take the position that the union is responsible for an act which prevents completion of construction work on the new building. Representatives of the union, Local 581, Carpenters and Millwrights, AFL, indicated that the
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Allen Industries
NLRB
Carpenters and Millwrights
A.F.L
Union deadlocks over meeting before member session
Union would not comment before tonight’s member meeting while Allen Industries adopts an attitude of watching and waiting. The issue is to be discussed at a Southern Illinois Inc. board meeting at the La Mar Hotel in Herrin, Illinois, with no further statements from Allen Industries.
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Union
Illi
Nois Inc
La-Mar
Herrin
Allen Industries
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