Butler Seeks Loyalty Rules To Protect 1952 Nominee
Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul M. Butler seeks new rules to guarantee the party’s 1952 convention nominee appears on all state ballots. Proposals would require state committees to place nominees on ballots and declare each national committee member must defend the convention nominee or face possible removal. The plan aims to prevent a repeat loyalty oath dispute and preserve party unity.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Oner
Butler
Democratic
Murphysboro Student Earns Columbia MA in Guidance
John Edward Worthen of Murphysboro received a Master of Arts degree in guidance from Columbia University during Teachers College commencement exercises. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Worthen of Murphysboro.
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Murphysboro
John Edward Worthen
Wall St
Columbia University
New York
Teachers’ College
Worthen
Dewey Worthen
Helwig Fines Two For Driving While Intoxicated
Murphysboro Police Magistrate Charles Helwig Sr fined Don Seehusen of Rapids Wisconsin and Roy Henry of Murphysboro Route 2 a total of 107 dollars after they pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. They were arrested Saturday night. Delegates pledged support for party selections after the Truman Barkley ticket failed to appear on the Alabama ballot in 1948.
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Helwig
Murphysboro
Charles Helwig Sr
Don Seehusen
Rapids
Wisc
Roy Henry
Rt. 2
Alabama
Stephen A. Mitchell
Sen
Humphrey
Dminn
John S. Battle
Virginia
VA Hospital Volunteers Recognized At Marion Ceremony
Certificates were awarded at the Marion Veterans Hospital annual recognition for volunteer service. Recipients included Mrs. Jewell Graves of Marion and Mrs. Lucena Lamber of Cream Springs with 1 000 hours, and others from Carbondale Johnston City and Chester for 300 and 100 hours. Dr. E A Welch welcomed guests and the event was MCd by F H Peters with 80 attendees.
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Marion Veterans Hospital
Veterans Haven
Jewell Graves
Marion
Lucena Lamber
Cream Springs
Ardis Tate
Harrisburg
J. E. Etherton
Harry Marberry
Carbondale
Stella Smith
Johnston City
Edna Richardson
Tire stolen from car while at church service
E O Mull of 604 North 14th Street Herrin reported a wheel and tire were taken from his automobile while he attended Sunday night services at First Methodist Church.
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E. O. Mull
N. 14Th Sc
Herrin
First Methodist Church
Marion Native Frank LaMaster Dies in Washington
Frank LaMaster 55 Marion native died Monday in Providence Hospital Washington D C He was born January 21 1900 He married Vera Whitlock December 28 1926 He was a district manager for Central Illinois Public Service in Beardstown and Springfield and a safety engineer for the Rural Electrification Administration He leaves his wife a daughter Mrs Virginia Evans of Washington two grandchildren a sister Mrs Dewey Gallagher of Los Angeles and an aunt Mrs Katie Dupont of Marion Services are set for Thursday 2 pm at Wilson Frick Funeral Home Marion with Rev C V Tolley officiating Burial will be in Rosehill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Frank LaMaster
Marion
Washington, D. C
Providence Hospital
Washington
Vera Whitlock
Waukegan
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Beardstown
Springfield
Rural Electrification Administration
la Master
Virginia Evans
Dewey Gallagher
Los Angeles
Calif
Katie Dupont
Wilson-Frick Funeral
C. V. Tolley
Rosehill Cemetery
Ice Sheet Covered Indiana and Ohio in Ice Age
An extensive ice sheet blanketed much of Indiana and Ohio around 18 000 years ago shaping landscapes and climate. This prehistoric event marks a major glacial advance influencing later human settlement and soil deposits.
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Indiana
Ohio
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Whittenberg Speaks on People and Changing Times at Herrin Rotary
H A Whittenberg Chamber of Commerce president and Bank of Herrin cashier addressed the Herrin Rotary on People and Changing Times. He said the key difference between stores and towns is the people who run them. Leon Zwick urged using the club’s birthday fund to buy more street markets for the city.
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H. A. Whittenberg
Chamber of Commerce
Bank of Herrin
Herrin
Rotary Club
Whittenberg
Leon Zwick
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Clyde Asbury
Chester
E. A. Welch
B. P. Mongan
W. S. McIntyre
F. H. Peters
REA
E. Main
Eaton & Brown Appliance Co
Van’s
Phelan’s
North Park Ave
Mercury
Montclair
SUPER
Montclairs
C.S.T
Kwk-Tv
Channel 4
Ksd-Tv
Channel 5
Illinois Avenue
Carbondale, Illinois
van Motors, Inc
West Main Street
Marion, Illinois
CUS
Zwick’s
Dacron
Enro Sport
Others
Dan River
Dad
ENRO
Emro
Beau Brummel
Esquire
Twick & Goldsmith
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