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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1956

Page

5

Methodists Name Nearo To Pekin Post

Bloomington June 11 AP The Illinois Methodist Church conference assigned 112 ministers to new pastorates. Rev Patrick Bacchus, an assistant at First Methodist Pekin Ill, was made permanent, the first in the conference. Delegates ratified a plan to raise funds for conference schools including Illinois Wesleyan University, MacMurray College, and Wes Foundations. Bishop Brashares announced the assignments. two district superintendents were named W Wohlfarth in Chicago and Clifford Brown in Springfield.

Bloomington Thellinois Methodist Church Nference Patrick Bacchus Endog General Methodist Gadiddines Minneapolis Illinois Ilinois Wesleyan University MacMurra College Jacksonville Wes Foundations University of Ilinois Champaign Illinois State Normal College Charles W. Brashares Chicago Illinois Conference W. W. Wohlfarth Douglas Ave Springfield Clifford C. Brown First Methodist Pontiac

Pekin Youth State Road-E-O Winner

Pekin youth Jim Gebhart won the Illinois Junior Road-E-O at Naperville and earned a $500 scholarship by scoring 501 points. Amble d of Peoria took second with 488, followed by Gleason of Marseilles 479 Piggott of DeKalb 478 and Short of Jerseyville 477 in a competition open to ages 16 to 20.

Naperville Jim Gebhart Pekin Illinois Washington Gebhart William Ambled Peoria Willard Gleason Marseilles John Piggott DeKalb Glenda Short Jerseyville Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce

Air Force Receives Larger Share in Senate Budget Plan

The new military budget before the Senate assigns the Air Force 16.5 billion dollars out of 34.5 billion, nearly half the total. The Navy gets 9.5 billion and the Army 8.5 billion. A chart compares 1956 with 1954 budgets, showing the Army previously held the lion’s share.

Air Force America Senate Navy Army

Theater Trap Proves False

A false report that 28 year old ex convict Lawrence Neumann was inside the Granada Theater triggered a large crowd and police standoff on Sunday night. Police later identified the man as a look alike. Neumann, with a 1947 armed robbery record, is accused of killing Max Epstein Lois Gates and John Keller in an earlier attack.

North Side Granada Theater Lawrence Neumann Neumann Max Epstein Lois Gates John Keller

Khrushchev Says Stalin Kept Harem and Abnormalities

France-Soir quoted Khrushchev telling Soviet leaders Stalin in later years kept a harem of young girls and suffered sexual aberrations. Beria allegedly recruited the group, with Beria said to confess before execution. Alexander Orlov in New York claimed Stalin was homosexual.

Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Joseph Stalin France-Soir Vien Khrushchev Stalin Lavrenty Beria Beria New York Alexander Orlov Secret Police United States Communist Party Congress

Evelyn Nesbit Stroke Leaves Iconic Trial Figure Recovering

Evelyn Nesbit, famed beauty and key figure in the 1906 murder trial of Harry K. Thaw, is recovering from a cerebral stroke at Parkview Hospital in Los Angeles. The 71-year-old sculptor and art instructor was stricken at her home Saturday. Thaw died nine years ago after being committed to an asylum. Her life story inspired the 20th Century Fox film The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing.

Evelyn Nesbit Los Angeles Parkview Hospital Miss Nesbit Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Thaw White 20Th Century-Fox Girl In the

Thebes Man Killed in Head-On Truck Collision

John D. Brown 21 of Thebes Illinois died in a head on crash with a truck on State Highway 64 west of St Charles State police say Brown a member of the Army 13th Anti aircraft Artillery Battalion was en route to Maywood after visiting his home town LeRoy L Nicodemus 29 of Polo Illinois the truck driver was not hurt and says Brown veered into the truck’s lane

John D. Brown Thebes Ill St. Charles Brown Army 13Th Maywood LeRoy L. Nicodemus Polo

Family Degrees at 25 Year Intervals at William and Mary

In Williamsburg Virginia AP reports a family pattern as James Nimmo Hubbard senior earned a William and Mary degree in 1906 and his son James Nimmo Hubbard Jr. followed with a degree in 1931 continuing a 25 year cadence of degrees at the College of William and Mary.

Williamsburg J. Nimmo Hubbards College of William and Mary James Nimmo Hubbard W&m James Nimmo Hubbard Jr

Four Illinoisans Die in Iowa Auto Crash

Four Illinois residents from Peotone and nearby towns died in a two car collision near Lake Iowa on Sunday. Identified victims include Fred J. Hamann, his wife Alvina, Alvina s sister Alma Knickrehm, and Alma s sister-in-law Lillie Knickrehm of Grant Park Kankakee County. All were in their sixties.

Lake Iowa Fred J. Hamann Peotone Will County Alvina Alma Knickrehm Lillie Knickrehm Grant Park Kankakee County

Military manpower and assets cited in air war effort

The description notes 127 anti air craft battalions and 25 000 Air Force planes. The Navy adds 12 500 aircraft and 1 059 ships of all kinds to the force, outlining the scale of resources deployed in the war effort.

Ments Air Force Navy

Slim and trim Freeman support features two-way control

The Freeman support promises a smooth thighline and firm shaping with tummy lift and inward tuck. It aids back strain relief and figure control after operations or El net ic releases. Two adjustable straps and lace in back fit odd and even waist sizes 24 to 36. No 4271 also available in longer lengths.

Freeman Elnetic

Terminal Wreck Near Lincoln Damages 27 Freight Cars

Twenty seven cars of an Illinois Terminal freight train derailed Sunday twenty one miles north of Lincoln. The cars carried iron ore steel newsprint scrap and beer. No injuries reported. Dispatcher cited undetermined cause and estimated two days to clear the main line with traffic rerouted by Illinois Terminal trains.

Lincoln Illinois Terminal Illinois Teminal Disalas Tliss Illinois

Oldest Dongola Resident Dies

Frank Keller, 92, the oldest resident of Dongola, died at his home at 2:15 p m Saturday after a two year illness. Services were held at 2:30 p m at Ford Funeral Home with Rev C Carl Eklof officiating. Burial was in Dongola I.O.O.F Cemetery beside his wife who died in 1948. He is survived by sons Lester and Ray of Cairo and Corlis J. of Jonesboro and daughters Mrs Mary Edith Dudley of Cairo and Mrs Vassa LaRue of Chicago.

Frank Keller Dongola Ford Funeral Home C. Carl Eklof Jonesboro Mary Edith Dudley Cairo Vassa LaRue Chicago

Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery

New York BM. Y. reports a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing pain using Bio-Dyne, sold as Preparation H with a money back guarantee.

New York, BM. Y

Five day forecast for MissourI region temps and showers

Temperatures average about 8 degrees above normal with highs near 82 to 87 and lows around 58 to 62. Little change Wednesday with a slight cool spell Thursday or Friday. Precipitation under a tenth of an inch with scattered thundershowers Tuesday or Wednesday.

Age 60 to 80 ad offers $1000 life policy by mail

Old American Life Insurance advert promotes a mail only application for a $1000 policy to cover final expenses. No obligation and no calls. Send name address and age to Old American Ins Co Kansas City Missouri.

Kansas City Old American Ins. Co West 9Th Dept Kansas City, Mo

Garage and warehouse fire in Lockport area

Firefighters battled for two hours to control a blaze that destroyed a garage and swept through a block-long warehouse in Lockport on Sunday. The incident occurred as industry accident costs in the United States are estimated at 460 million dollars annually.

Lockport

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