Malden Joins Horsey Set For Westerns
Karl Malden stars in a Hollywood shift as he learns horsemanship on Warner Brothers back lot for The Hanging Tree and contemplates permanently moving from New York to California with his wife and two daughters.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
2
Karl Malden stars in a Hollywood shift as he learns horsemanship on Warner Brothers back lot for The Hanging Tree and contemplates permanently moving from New York to California with his wife and two daughters.
Three juniors from Murphysboro Township School and one from Carbondale High School will attend Boys State from June 22 to 29 in Springfield. The Murphysboro entrants are Larry Faughn Daniel Busch and Harry Gillmore. Mike Womack from Carbondale is also selected. Boys State is a citizenship training program sponsored by the American Legion National Americanism Commission at the Youth Economics Building Illinois State Fair grounds.
SIU expects a record turnout for its outdoor education program this summer. The six week camp, opening June 29, will expand facilities at Little Grassy Lake to include a therapy center and living units for handicapped children, with alternative sites if needed. Activities include camping, swimming, archery, crafts, and nature lessons under Loren Taylor and Robert Franz.
Mrs. Rada Newton Russell age 51 of 1314 West Adams Street Herrin died at 4 p m Sunday after a long illness. She was born September 17 1906 in Herrin daughter of Robert and Mary Newton. Survived by husband Charles sisters Mrs Bessie Yount Mrs Jewell Bolen and Mrs Margie Wageman all of North Hollywood California and Mrs Mary Stauder of Energy Funeral set for 2 p m Wednesday at Storme Funeral Home with Rev Dennis Lyerla officiating burial in Maplewood Cemetery Marion Friends may call after noon Tuesday at the funeral home.
Herrin reported fines on Friday for disobeying a traffic signal and speeding. Larry Woods of Herrin and Eileen Hight of West Frankfort were fined five dollars plus costs by Police Magistrate Earl May. Donald Sanders of Marion paid five dollars and costs for speeding, while Fred Hiller of Marion was fined thirty six dollars and twenty cents for failure to pay parking tickets by Justice Elmer Farmer.
The Southern Illinoisan is printed in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro with offices on West Main Street Carbondale and North 16th Street Herrin along with South 12th Street Murphysboro. It operates as second class matter and is the successor to several local papers.
Violent winds and tornadoes lashed northwestern and central Illinois Sunday night. The storms toppled trees in Shannon Forreston Mount Morris and Oregon with heavy rain hail and power outages. No major property damage reported though an unidentified motorist was injured and hospitalized in Freeport. Authorities aided by highway departments and civil defense units cleared roads as twin tornadoes touched down near Sullivan and Mattoon.
A single engine plane crashed about 10 miles north of Joliet killing pilot Raymond Tanke 41 of Chicago and seriously injuring passenger Rev Casimir Dreongowski 27 of St Barbara's Parish Chicago. Dreongowski crawled to a nearby farmhouse to summon help. State police said the flight originated from the Chicago area and the craft clipped trees at about 100 feet before crashing.
Carbondale police put out a small fire in an awning at Lungwitz Jewelry, 102 S. Illinois Ave., around 3 a.m. Sunday. Owner Leonard Lungwitz said the blaze burned an 18 inch by 18 inch hole and repairs would cost about $10.
Eugene Holman chairman of Jersey Standard Oilworld urges prudent recession appraisal and warns against complacency. He cites 5,000,000 unemployment, 13 percent fall from last summer, inherited monetary tools, and built in shock absorbers while noting corrective forces and signs of improvement across industries.
The Tamms hog market is steady with a slight 0.25 increase noted. Prices span multiple weight classes from 180 to 500 pounds, with Choice and 2's at 190-240 lbs. 29.0-31.5 per hundredweight and heavies down to 18.25-20.25 per hundredweight, reflecting broad price ranges across weights.
Bankers claim the decline is waning and President Eisenhower says it has spent its force. The pattern clear: the economy’s downturn is concluding, though wording varies.
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