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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

4

Three More Illinois Spending Bills Vetoed by Governor

Springfield June 7 AP Three additional appropriations were vetoed by Gov Adlai Stevenson including a 2 320 000 University of Illinois law school building He signed 76 591 791 for U I operations 1951 53 and 5 540 000 for a dentistry medicine building He also vetoed 255 000 for approaches to a Mississippi river bridge in Hancock county and 150 000 for a Cook county creek improvement project Stevenson said the law school building was desirable but priorities favor the medical building on the Chicago campus He warned the budget would be unbalanced without line drawing He called the bridge veto consistent with his stance on special appropriations and noted further vetoes last week for other bridge projects and Flag creek improvements in Cook county threats to budget balance remain.

University of Illinois Law School Adlai Stevenson U. of I Law School Hancock County Cook County Stevenson Law U. of L Chicago U. of S Beardstown Peru Flag Creek

Lt William Tripp and family sent to Coast to report at Castle AFB

Lt William J. Tripp and Mrs Tripp departed Anna for Merced California where he will serve as finance officer at Castle Air Force Base. An active reservist, he received orders April 1 while with the 419th Troop Carrier Wing. He served 40 months in World War II and taught at Red Bud High School.

William J. Tripp Tripp Anna Merced Calif Castle Air Force Base 419Th Scott Air Force Base Army Air Corps Southern Illinois University Red Bud Red Bud High School John Tripp

Mowery Rites Held Today in Anna

Funeral services for C. W. Mowery were conducted today at the First Methodist Church in Anna. Rev. William Henderson and Rev. Raymond Sweitzer officiated with burial in Anna Cemetery under the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Muriel McKibben two granddaughters two brothers and two sisters. Norris Funeral Home of Anna handled arrangements. About 50 important U.S. crops require pollination by honey bees or other insects.

First Methodist Church Anna C. W. Mowery William Henderson Raymond Sweitzer Masonic Lodge of Mur Iel McKibben Joan Hildebrand Glenda Lee Colleen Glenn Mowery Ernest Ray Ullin Ella Dexter Emma Eddleman Paducah Norris U.S

California Struggles Over Potatoes and Wetbacks

In the Imperial valley harvests shift to a crop described as hot potatoes. Mexican border jumpers work for low pay while unions demand higher wages for native workers. Congress considers illegal employment felony, border patrol increases removals, and California faces cross-border migration pressures along a 235 mile frontier.

Imperial Valley California Mexico Congress Senate Allen J. Ellender Sr Louisiana House Border Patrol H. R. Landon Los Angeles

Cabbage Among Brassica Family Members

Cabbage is part of the Brassica genus alongside Brussels sprouts kale turnips and rutabaga, sharing classification with these leafy and root vegetables.

Beef Industry Sees Shortage

Chicago reports a potential beef shortage as cattle receipts dwindle and slaughter curtailments grow. Major packers refuse higher prices to meet ceilings, sparking blame between the Office of Price Stabilization and industry groups while the Independent Livestock Marketing Association urges Congress to remove controls.

Chicago Michael Howlett Office of Price Stabilization Congress Pittsburgh District O.P.A James H. Wallace, Jr American Meat Institute Howlett Institute Columbus Ohio Independent Livestock Marketing Association

Athlete’s Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief

Uses a 909 percent alcohol base with deep penetrating power to deliver the medication. Claims relief in one hour and a 40 cent refund if not satisfied. Mentions Hewitt's Carbondale Hagler's Murphysboro and Cline Vick Herrin as participating drug stores.

Hewitt’s Carbondale Hagler’s Murphysboro Cline -Vick Drugs Herrin

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