Motorist Killed In Wreck Near Murphysboro
Edward Tripp 43 of Madison avenue died when his car skidded and was struck by a tractor trailer on Route 127 six miles south of Murphysboro. Cleo McCain 27 of Pocahontas, Ir., escaped injury. An inquest is set for Tuesday night at 7 30 at Jackson county court. Tripp leaves a wife a daughter and several relatives. Services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Dutch Ridge Baptist church burial Hagler cemetery Pomona.
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Pomona
Madison
Murphysboro
Edward Tripp
Madison Avenue
Tripp
Cleo McCain
Pocahontas
McCain
Jackson County
Roy Carter
Bac
Samuel Lee Sanders
Carbondale
Route 13
Woodlawn
Geneva
Clara Berry
Lake Charles
Fount Tripp
Cobden
Clarissa Matheny
Delmar Rendleman
Peoria
Clifford
St. Louis
Howard
Avoca
Wis
Parker
Alto Pass
Dutch Ridge Baptist Church
Mr. Smith
Olive Branch
Hagler Cemetery
Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois Turns Cooler Tuesday
Partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and early Tuesday. Cooler and less humid by Tuesday night. Lows tonight 70 to 75, highs Tuesday 85 to 90. Temperature readings noted: 70 last night, 82 at 7 am, 92 at 6 pm yesterday, 95 today. sun sets 7:27 pm, rises 4:33 am. Crab Orchard Lake 2% inches below spillway today.
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Illinois
Southern Illinois Daily Publication Details
The Daily edition published evenings except Sundays and holidays by Southern Minole Publications Inc at 227 West Main Street Carbondale Illinois entered as second class matter at Carbondale Illinois under act of March 1878.
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Southern Alinotxan
Southern Wminole Publications, Inc
West Main Street
Carbondale iMtaois
Carbondale
Illinois
Car-Truck Crash Kills Edward Tripp Near Murphysboro
A 1946 passenger car driven by Edward Tripp, 43, a former Pomona area resident, was struck broadside by a tractor and semi-trailer truck driven by Cleo McCain of Pocahontas Illinois south of Murphysboro. Tripp died almost instantly as his car skidded after attempting to pass. The lumber laden truck overturned into a ditch. McCain was uninjured. Debris from the Tripp vehicle was scattered over a wide area.
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Edward Tripp
Pomona Area
Murphys
Boro
Tripp
Cleo McCain
Pocahontas
Ill
Senger
McCain
Danville Fliers Now Sought in Minnesota
The Danville Sr. couple missing since Thursday on an Albert Lea to Danville flight are now being sought in Wisconsin after Bernard Garvey heard a plane circling over Seneca Crawford County. Capt. Scott Johnson of the Fourth Air Rescue Squadron at Lowry AFB called Garvey's tip the best lead yet.
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Austin, Minn
Danville, Sr
Albert Lea
Danville
Wisconsin
Nagle C. Humble
Helen
Bernard Garvey
Seneca
Crawford County
Garvey
Scott Johnson
Fourth Air Rescue Squadron
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Infantrymen Hold Hill in Seven Hour Western Front Fight
U S 45th Division infantry and artillery repelled a five day old assault on a hill west of Chorwon, killing about 750 Chinese in seven hours and solidifying control of three hill knobs. Fighting continued at other hot spots along the 155 mile front. Sabre jet pilots claimed three Communist jets destroyed and one damaged in operations south of the Manchurian border. Second Lt James Low, six months from officer training, shot down one Mig for America’s 17th jet ace with five kills total.
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Seoul
Korea
Chorwon
U. S
U. S. Eighth Army
James Low
Sausalito
Calif
America
Plan for Koje POWs Thrown Into Work and Play Program
On Koje Island Korea the U S Eighth Army under Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner plans a wide program of labor and recreation for Communist prisoners of war once Allied control is fully established The dispersal of large compounds into smaller units should finish within a week British Field Marshal Lord Alexander and Gen James A Van Fleet inspected the stockades and compound 76 where 6000 prisoners resisted the split up The plan includes road construction engineering work expanded athletic facilities and possible payment for work but officials gave no definite answer on wages
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Koje Island
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Koje
Haydon L. Boatner
Lord Alexander
Britain
Boamer
Alexander
James A. van Fleet
Boatner
Three Bodies Sought After Sloop Capsizes Off Cape Cod
Coast Guard boat crews recovered four of seven aboard an 18 foot sloop that capsized in a squall near East Dennis Massachusetts. Resumed search for the remaining three as two more bodies were found nearby and another man remained trapped in the rigging.
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East Dennis
Mass
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Guatemala Congress Approves Land Reform Bill
Guatemala City June 16 AP The land reform bill backed by President Jacobo Arbenz and the Communists passes Congress and awaits the president's signature. It authorizes expropriation of farms and leasing or sale to farm workers funded by a $10 million bond issue and government bonds at 4 percent interest maturing in 25 years.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz
Congress
Reds Blamed In POW Riots and Repatriation Stand
Munsan Korea June 16 AP senior U N truce negotiator charged Communists with responsibility for Red prisoner of war riots and for prolonging a bloody war. Gen William K Harrison said Reds on Koje Island directed captured personnel to further their schemes. Hundreds of Reds killed or wounded in riots. The main issue remains whether prisoners will be forcibly repatriated with only 70 000 of 169 000 willing to return to Red rule.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Red
Koje Island
Koje
U. N
Pakistan Recognizes Farouk as Sudan King in Courtesy Move
Karachi Pakistan June 16 AP Pakistan a major Muslim member of the British Commonwealth recognizes Egypt's King Farouk as Sudan's king in a gesture described as a courtesy with no political significance. No other Commonwealth country has extended such recognition.
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Karachi
Pakistan
British Commonwealth
Egypt
Ferouk
Sudan
Commonwealth
Cairo Citizens' Group Forms to Seek City Cleanup
A Cairo Citizens' committee of about 200 members formed to address harm to the community. The group aims to preserve rights of Alexander county citizens and promote welfare, with a letter sent to Mayor Edgar A. Smith outlining actions from its June 10 meeting. They cited liquor sales after closing and before opening hours and open gambling as issues. Walter Warden leads the group with L P Stenzel as vice president and William Lebo as secretary.
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Cairo
Alexander County
New
Citizens’ Committee
Edgar A. Smith
Walter Warden
L. P. Stenzel
William Lebo
J. B. DeLanter
Commercial Ave
Douglas seeks end to deals in presidential primaries
Sen. Douglas of Illinois demands action against deals and horse trading in picking nominees. He backs legislation to expand presidential preferential primaries by sharing federal costs and says Kefauver should receive Illinois 60 Democratic convention votes. He spoke in an Illinois Sunday interview.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Illinois
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Prison Chiefs Go On Trial
Denver June 16 Roy Best suspended Colorado penitentiary warden goes on trial in U S District Court on civil rights charges arising from disciplinary measures after a prison riot 11 months ago. Co defendants include Oran Doolen Lovell Gentry James Kinney Clinton Leonard Ira Binger James Reilly William Davis Jr Terry Trout.
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Denver
Roy Best
Colorado
U.S. District Court
Best
Record June heat trend prompts calls to act on weather
June shows only two days below 90 as Carbondale and Mardale hit 100. National heat peaks 101 in St. Louis and 109 in Nebraska and Kansas. Forecasters warn of cool air from the west and a Canadian mass moving eastward with possible thunderstorms in northern Illinois.
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Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Carbondale
Mardale
St. Louis
Nebraska
Kansas
Great Plains
New England
Illinois
Heat Relief Spreads Across Central States
The Associated Press reports a cooling air from the Northern Rocky Mountains moving into the North and Central plains and expected to reach the upper Mississippi Valley by nightfall. After four days of heat and humidity, readings of 100 degrees or more were logged in at least 17 states, with only portions of Northern New England Wisconsin Minnesota the Northern Rockies and the Pacific Coast staying below 90.
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Goder
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Mosquito Release Aims to Map Biting Range in Florida
Biologists will release over 10 million radioactive Aedes taemorionchus mosquitoes from Sanibel Island Florida to trace their range from Everglades to Punta Gorda. Dr Maurice Provost says the coastal marsh pest is the target of the study.
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Sanibel Island
Fla
Aedes Taemorionchus
Maurice Provost
Everglades
Alva
Punta Gorda
Sweden protests after Soviet shoot down of Catalina plane
A Swedish military Catalina was shot down off the Estonia coast by Soviet MiG-15 planes. Seven crewmen were rescued by a German ship, two wounded. Sweden demanded an immediate investigation and halted Soviet espionage, as the government recalls the ambassador and protests publicly. A parallel trial concerns Swedes accused of aiding Russia's northern defense network.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Estonia
Constantine Rodionov
Foreign Office
Tage Erlander
Rodionov
Erlander
Long Island Rail Road Struck by Engineers Strike
A major strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers shut down the Long Island Rail Road causing about 150 000 commuters to seek alternate transport. Traffic clogged parkways into New York as buses filled and roads remained jammed.
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New York
Long Island Rail Road
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ind
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