SIU Commencement Speaker with Morris and von Schuschning
SIU President D. W. Morris attends the Sunday night exercises alongside Dr. Kurt von Schuschning, the commencement speaker, with Guy present as an observer. The scene captures a formal university event highlighting leadership and scholarly addresses.
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Army Inquiry Clears Dodd Over Koje Island Incidents
Washington reports the initial army inquiry cleared Gen. Dodd and Gen. Colson for actions during the Koje island disturbances. General Clark later reversed the clearances, reducing both officers to colonel, saying concessions amounted to surrender to blackmail. Pace and Collins testified about manpower limits and unpreparedness for riots.
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Church Council Adopts Non Segregation Policy
Chicago June 12 AP The National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A adopted a program against racial segregation calling for a non segregated church and society Presbyterians abstained saying it would disrupt their racial gains Dr Luther A Weigel Yale divinity school said the principle is momentous The council a federation of 29 denominations represents about 32 million members
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Soldier Arrested for Fighting Found A W O L
Pvt. Robert Morgan, 21, of 508 North Seventeenth street Murphysboro, was held in Murphysboro city jail awaiting word from Fort Leonard Wood after being found A W O L Morgan was arrested at 358 a.m. today on Logan street and charged with fighting.
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Gov Stevenson Hospitalized After Health Checkup
Gov Adlai E. Stevenson was admitted to Memorial hospital in Springfield after reporting not feeling well following speaking engagements in Freeport and Rockford. He is expected to leave late today or tomorrow. The 52 year old governor has a prior stomach ailment and recently spoke at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia.
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Market Report Clamps Prices Across Meat and Eggs
Butter steady with receipts of 710334. wholesale prices mostly unchanged. Eggs show irregular receipts 14076 with U S extras at 39-40, mediums 37, standards 35-36, current 33, dirties 32, checks 31. storage eggs Sept 43.60 to Nov 44.60. Live poultry barely steady with receipts 87 coops. heavy hens 21-26, light hens 19-20, roosters 30-31, fryers 29-32, old roosters 18-19, ducklings 2. FO B prices unchanged except heavy hens down 1 cent.
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Preacher Ex Fighter Visited Herrin Rev Dick Ferrell
A former Herrin fighter turned gospel preacher visits Herrin and area. Rev Dick Ferrell of Spokane is in town to see relatives and will speak at the First Presbyterian Church of Herrin on Sunday at 10 45 a m. Ferrell 66 rose from Knoxville Elizabethtown to lumberjack ministry in the Northwest after attending Moody Bible Institute.
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Death ordered for G I who killed 2 Germans
Pvt. Richard A. Hagelberger, 19, was sentenced to death by a U S army court martial for the killing of two German civilians last April at Neu stad. His buddy Pvt. John F Vie nault, from Gotts Falls New Hampshire, was previously sentenced to death for his role. The sentence awaits higher authority review.
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Chula Vista
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Gotts Falls
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Area Woman Testifies at Springfield Murder Trial
Mrs Jennie Mappin of Carterville testified in Springfield at the murder trial of Mrs Clara Shymansky charged with killing Beardstown auto dealer Glen Hardwick in her apartment last December. Mappin said Shymansky twice visited her home and urged leaving Hardwick, who had lived with Shymansky for five years. The defendant warned she would do something to regret and pay for before Hardwick’s death. The trial continued with further testimony.
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Carterville
Springfield
Clara Shymansky
Beardstown
Shymansky testifies with family witnesses in dealer threat case
Shymansky appears with her eight year old daughter and mother as witnesses recount threats by the defendant against the auto dealer. Paul Bischoff, co captain of West Virginia football, serves as student president at the school.
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Paul Bischoff
West Virginia
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