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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
8
Canadian Gallup Poll shows the Liberals leading with 47 percent support across 10 provinces while the Progressive Conservative party sits at 33 percent and CCF at 11 percent. The numbers reflect little change since the last federal election. Also note Carbondale wheel tax deadline is June 20 set by City Council on Police Chief request.
John Jeralds, 54, Marion, was fined 100 dollars plus costs after a Thursday arrest by state police on Route 37 north of Marion. Judge A R Cagle placed Jeralds on one year probation and revoked his driver's license for one year in Williamson County Court Tuesday.
Joseph C. Long son of Mr and Mrs Howard R Long will be among 164 graduates at Culver Military Academy Culver Ind on June 12 He ranks in the upper five per cent and will graduate Cum Laude Active in athletics the school band and other activities His father chairs Southern Illinois University Department of Journalism.
Illinois House revived a Senate approved bill to ban sparklers and placed it on the calendar for a passage vote. Rep. Harry H. Semrow demonstrated the danger by lighting a sparkler and touching it to wood to show how quickly it can ignite.
A 2c Charles F. Wolff arrived in Japan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Wolff of Murphysboro Route 3. His APO box and address are listed as AF17437805 6922 BRMG Box 250 APO 75 San Francisco California.
The article compares the whale's skin to carbon paper in color and thickness with substantial blubber beneath. This vivid description highlights the creature's massive size and insulating fat layer.
Three Peppers children aged 11 12 and 15 from Otis and Mamie Peppers Colp were declared dependent and neglected by a Williamson County Court jury. Judge A R Cagle will decide their disposition after the case review. Assistant State's Attorney Robert Buler said the youths were hitchhiking collecting empty liquor bottles and entering taverns to sell them due to inadequate supervision by their parents.
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