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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1951

Page

2

Reds Demand Multilateral Japan Treaty

Moscow demands a July or August 1951 peace conference with all wartime allies including Communist China. The note urged a multilateral approach based on Cairo Potsdam Yalta and rejected a U S drafted separate peace with Japan while accusing the United States of seeking a postwar alliance to keep Japan under its influence.

Russia Japan China United States Britain France U. S Cairo Potsdam Yalta U.S.S.R

Tragic death of Dorothy Evans as son fires accident

In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 11 AP reports 27 year old Dorothy Evans was accidentally shot and killed by her young son Jerome. She had been awaiting trial for stabbing his father John Jablonski a former high school football star who was killed in the incident.

Grand Rapids, Mich Dorothy Evans Jerome John Jablonski

SIU Alumni Get New Monthly Magazine

Nearly 12 000 Southern Illinois University alumni will receive the first issue of a quarterly titled the SIU Alumnus. The 32 page slick paper replaces the monthly Southern Alumnus, includes university and alumni news, features, alumni written articles, and a pictorial section. Editor is Max-

SIU Southern Illinois University Alumni Association S. I. U. Alumnus Southern Alumnus Max

Alumni Publications Editor Lincoln Blackman 1947 graduate

Southern alum Lincoln Blackman, editor of Alumni publications and a 1947 graduate, noted that lobsters can live for more than 40 years.

Ine Blackman Alumni Publications Southern

Area Man Dies In Car Wreck Near West Frankfort

Virgil Coombs a 42 year old resident of West Frankfort died from injuries after his car left Route 149 three miles west of West Frankfort Saturday afternoon and ran into a ditch. He was alone in the vehicle.

Virgil Coombs West Frankfort Combs

Four Hurt in Wreck Near Du Quoin Saturday Night

Four area residents were injured in a two car crash near Du Quoin at 11 30 p m Saturday. Richard Calvin Akin 25 of Du Quoin was the most seriously hurt. John Nichols 30 of Pinckneyville a passenger in the Akin car Norman Toney 21 of Tilden the other driver and Mary Lou Toney 22 of Tilden the other car passenger were treated and released at Marshall Browning hospital. Akin was westbound on Route 14 when his car was hit at a stop sign on Route 51 two miles south of Du Quoin.

du Quoin Richard Calvin Akin John Nichols Pinckneyville Akin Norman Toney Tilden Mary Lou Toney Marshall Browning Route 14 Route 51

Two Percy Sailors Home on Leave

Two Percy sailors, George Kriese and Theron Vaughn, are visiting relatives in Percy while on leave. Kriese, stationed in California, stays two weeks with Mr and Mrs Harry Short. Vaughn and his son, George, returned from a California naval base. Vaughn, a World War II veteran, re enlisted last fall. his wife and son moved to the coast to be with him.

Percy George Kriese Theron Vaughn Kriese California Harry Short Vaughn George

Campbell Hill Girl In Hospital For Arm Injury

Sunny Donnell aged six, daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Donnell of Campbell Hill, entered Chester hospital Friday for treatment of a broken arm suffered on June 4. A steel plate was inserted to aid healing.

Sunny Donnell C S. Donnell Campbell Hill Chester Hospital

Puerto Rico Annexation by United States in 1899

A historical note states Puerto Rico was annexed by the United States in 1899, marking a major political shift for the Caribbean island and its governance under U.S. sovereignty.

Puerto Rico United States

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