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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

8

Airport Zoning Plan Sees No Objections From Local Units

The Mardale Airport Authority proposes a zoning ordinance to protect glide paths and ban tall structures in the approach zones. John Blankinship reports roughly 80 percent of contacted offices favor the plan. a state hearing date is pending. De Soto Carbondale Murphysboro and Jackson County were consulted.

Mardale Airport Authority John Blankinship Blankinship de Soto Carbondale Murphysboro Jackson County

Food Preservation Methods Taught At Southern Illinois University

A new food preservation course at Southern Illinois University will study home freezing of fresh and cooked foods and preserving fruits and vegetables. The class offers three quarter hours of credit and meets 1 10 to 2 35 pm on weekdays. Instructors include Mrs Mary Louise Barnes and guest speakers from Carbondale St Louis and university staff. A tour of the Union County Locker Service in Anna is also planned. Enrollment opens at the first class meeting today. course runs from now through July 14.

Southern Illinois University Mary Louise Barnes Robert A. Fosnaugh Carbondale Pet Milk Company St. Louis Oma Jones

Oxford professor compares Truman to Davy Crockett figure

Oxford philosopher contrasts Truman with Nero and Genghis Khan while praising his frontier virtues. Prof Arthur L. Goodhart, famed American jurist and head of University College, links Truman to the Davy Crockett myth and notes Anglo American character differences. He hosts Thanksgiving dinners for Oxford students and objects to calling pumpkin pie squash tart.

Britain Harry S. Truman Nero Genghis Khan Davy Crockett Oxford Truman Hiroshima Mr. Truman Arthur L. Goodhart Yank Goodhart Oxford College University College, Oxford Harvard Law School Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Sir Arthur Dorchester Hotel Harry Truman America Court of St. James

Watch recovered after pickup in service station

A wristwatch left by E. A. Hurt of Flint Michigan was picked up by a traveler at a Marion Service Station washroom. A Texan with his brother wife and six children drove off with it. Mt Vernon police received a radio alert and, with Marion Chief Charles Edwards and State Patrolman Charles Riva, recovered the watch and returned the man to Marion. Hurt did not press charges.

Marion E. A. Hurt Flint Mich Mt. Vernon Charles Edwards Charles Riva Hurt

Ontario population and area figures reported

The data shows Ontario with 5,300,000 residents and a land area of 412,582 square miles. The figures present a high level view of the province's size and population.

Canada Ontario

Ex Herrin Man Earns Doctorate at Wisconsin

Robert Blair Campbell grandson of Herrin city officials earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Wisconsin Madison. His thesis was Rural Neighborhood Identification. Campbell is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of North Dakota Grand Forks, with degrees from Southern Illinois University Indiana State and Wisconsin. He has taught at North Dakota for five years.

Robert Blair Campbell Charles Campbell Herrin University of Wisconsin Madison Campbell University of North Dakota At Grand Forks Southern Illinois University Indiana State Wisconsin University of North Dakota

Bureaucratic Heights housing planned in Nogales

The Mexican Federal Pensions Bureau announces a new government worker subdivision in Nogales Sonora titled Bureaucratic Heights. The project signals a push to provide government employee housing in the border city.

Nogales Sonora Mexico Mexican Federal Pensions Bureau

Williamson 4 H Winners Named

Williamson County 4 H winners named to represent at District 4 H Club Share the Fun festival in Carbondale July 10. Prosperity Luckies Home Economics Club Lone Oak Juniors and Prosperity Luckies Agricultural Club led the county festival at Marion Junior High School with acts including a play 4 H Girl s Dream and a Rock N Roll Rhythm Boys pantomime.

Prosperity Luckies Home Economics Club Lone Oak Prosperity Luckies Agricultural Club Williamson County Carbondale Marion Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service U. S. Rubber Co Jake Ruth Mitchell Janet Brenda Stritzel Virginia Campbell Brenda Meracle Gloria Lois Cravens Dorothy Smith Karen Barron Mary Mornweg Mary Hansford Mary Lazorchek Julia Miles Judy Janice Moake Nancy Sandy Grant Janice Corder Sandy Dobbins Lone Oak Comets Imogene Barbara Mays Pamela Parrish Kathy Kathy Swim Rock N Roll Rhythm Boys Wendell Stritzel Jim Billy Barham John Grant J. T. Bandy Keith Chapman Charles Harper Jim Collins Pat Jackson County Federation Ida Mae Eignerauch Louise Kelly Jake Harrell Miss Jackson Friendship Crabtree Jumping Jills Norman Rodenberg Sue Blackman Alice Grant

$15 000 Suit Filed On Du Quoin Wreck

An April 17 auto accident north of Du Quoin is the basis of a $15,000 damage suit filed in Jackson Circuit Court. Noel Eater alleges Ignatz Lowenberg of Clayton Missouri failed to yield the right of way at the junction of Routes 51 and 23 six miles north of Du Quoin. The suit contends Lowenberg's failure to stop at a stop sign caused the crash injuring Eater and his wife Virginia seeks damages for injuries.

du Quoin Jackson Noel Eater Rt. 2 Tamaroa Ignatz Lowenberg Clayton Lowenberg Eater

Hallidayboro Man Seeks Probation in Bad-Check Case

Donald Walters, 28, of Hallidayboro, pleaded guilty to writing bad checks in Jackson and Williamson Counties. Judge Peyton Kunce deferred sentence after Walters applied for probation. A June 29 hearing date on the probation application was set. Walters is free on a $1,000 bond.

Donald Walters Hallidayboro Jackson Williamson Peyton Kunce Walters

Coleman Receives Master of Science in Geography

Richard G. Coleman of Carbon Dale was awarded the Master of Science in Geography at the University of Wisconsin on Friday.

Richard G. Coleman Carbondale University of Wisconsin

Michigan U Graduates Four Area Residents

Four area residents graduated from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. Melvin Gerardo of Bemid, Richard D. Jones of 322 W Fourth Benton, Ambrose F. Kiestler of 305 S Beveridge St Carbondale, and Frederick Lancaster of 19 W Lincoln St Harrisburg were listed as graduates.

University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Melvin Gerardo Bemld Richard D. Jones W. Fourth Benton Ambrose F. Kiestler S. Beveridge St Carbondale Frederick Lancaster Lincoln St Harrisburg

New Remedy Claims to Shrink Hemorrhoids Without Surgery

New science reveals a healing substance Bio Dyne in Preparation H that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show actual reduction and patients claim piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment with a money back guarantee. Beg. U. S. Pat.

New York, N. Y

Nurse of the Year Awards To Be Given By ISNA

Illinois State Nurses Association calls for nominations for its Nurse of the Year award to be presented for the first time this year. Official blanks available from Mrs Norma Williamson at 707 N 13th St Herrin. Fourteen awards will be given across 13 ISNA districts with one award per district.

Illinois State Nurses’ Assn Norma Williamson N. 13Th St Herrin ISNA

Herrin Auxiliary Plans Public Party at Eagles Home

The Herrin Eagles Auxiliary will hold a public party Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Eagles Home. Members are asked to bring a gift.

Herrin Eagles Eagles

ISNA Convention Awards Held in Chicago and Districts

Five-judge panels at each district will determine winners. A state panel will review the final award. District awards will be announced by Sept 15, with the state winner announced in October at the ISNA convention in Chicago.

ISNA Chicago

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