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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1949

Page

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Crab Orchard lake plan spurs recreation survey

A National Park Service survey will map a long range plan for Crab Orchard area recreation. An aerial tour by Senator Paul Douglas and SIU President Morris precedes the effort. Warne outlined hotel limits and three project zones, stressing recreation priority and careful site selection to protect the refuge and natural features.

Crab Orchard Lake National Park Service Crab Orchard Little Grassy Devil’s Kitchen Lake U. S Paul Douglas D. W. Morris Southern Illinois University William E. Warne National Park and Fish and Wildlife Services Veterans Haven Cambria Wye Warne Illinois Fish and Wildlife Service Devil's Kitchen Lake Interior Department Citiens

News Volume Sets Record in Today's Paper

The issue proclaims an unprecedented news volume for a town under 40 000, with enhanced features, editorials, market pages, and more local and regional reporting. Centralized printing from Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro boosts page counts and wire content from Associated Press.

Illinois United Press Carbondale Associated Press Springfield Southern Illinois Bobby Sox Marty Links Roland Coe Ilinois Herrin Murphysboro

Miners Return To Work After Week's Layoff

Pittsburgh June 20 AP The nations 480000 coal miners return to work after a week shutdown ordered by John L Lewis to stabilize the industry Absenteeism low as early shifts report for duty The Coverdale mine near Castle Shannon announces it will not reopen affecting about 550 miners Railroad workers facing furloughs numbered around 30000 due to the stoppage The idle period reduces above ground coal stocks from 70 million to about 60 million tons, a 40 day supply.

John L. Lewis Coverdale Castle Shannon Coal Corp Castle Shannon

Railroaders and Mines Return to Normal Operations in Southern Illinois

Railroad crews back to normal in Southern Illinois with 275 furloughed last week due to mine shutdown. Mines like Old Ben 8 and 14 idle while For sythe strip near Cambria idled by Sunday fire. Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific report ample coal cars and readiness to meet weeklong demand. St Louis division extends from Centralia to Fulton.

Illinois Old Ben Forsythe Cambria Missouri-Pacific C. B. and Herrin Illinois Central Line Mike Foley Carbondale Illinois Central St. Louis St. Louis Centralia Fulton Pinckneyville du Quoin Benton West Frankfort

Carbondale Youth Drowns at Crab Orchard Lake

Perry Monroe Hoyle, 20, of Carbondale drowned Sunday morning while swimming at a neck of Crab Orchard Lake known as Piney’s Point. Four companions, all 17, saw him disappear about 40 feet from shore. recovery aided by Williamson County deputies and local fire crews. An inquest returned accidental drowning. Hoyle, a World War II veteran, had attended Southern Illinois University and leaves a mother and two sisters. Services set for Tuesday at Walnut Street Baptist Church.

Perry Hoyle Carbondale Crab Orchard Lake Hoyle Piney’s Point Williamson County Charles Edwards Virgie Yewill Vern Carter Buncombe Lynn Reynolds Carterville Herrin Fire Department Kenneth Bailey E. R. Carman Carman Edwards Perry Monroe Hoyle East Grand Street Walnut Street Baptist Church C. H. Warren Alto Pass Southern Illinois University Emma Hoyle Barbara Burley Idaho Pauline Perry M. Hoyle

Carbondale Youth Ninth Lake Victim In Past Three Years

Drowning at Crab Orchard Lake yesterday marks the ninth fatality in three years. Listed victims include Louis Alexander 30 Bush July 9, 1947. Hugh Hewerdine 24 DeSoto Aug 4, 1947. James Cochran 35 Murphysboro Aug 11, 1947. Ronald Ward 21 Bush and Charles Allen 15 Carterville Apr 2, 1948. Frank Hadfield 52 Carterville Jul 30, 1948. Freeman Anderson 38 Marion. and an unidentified youth last summer.

Hugh Hewerdine DeSoto Crab Orchard Boat Club James O. Cochran Murphysboro Cochran Ronald Ward Bush Charles Allen Carterville Frank Hadfield Freeman Anderson Marion

Illinois Eagles install new state officers led by Watson

Waukegan June 20 AP The Illinois Fraternal Order of Eagles yesterday installed Dr. T W Watson Bloomington as president Other officers included Vice presidents E J Korba East St Louis Frank Hogan Moline Thomas Hale Lincoln Stanley Hines Cicero William Lang Herrin Chaplain Carl Anderson Berwyn treasurer Joseph F Breen DeKalb conductor Frank Johnson Canton outside guard Edward Spangler Freeport

Waukegan Illinois Fraternal Order of Eagles T.W. Watson Bloomington E. J. Korba East St. Louis Frank Hogan Moline Thomas Hale Lincoln Stanley Hines Cicero William Lang Herrin Carl Anderson Berwyn Joseph F. Breen DeKalb Frank Johnson Canton William E. Sulliven Murphysboro Edward Spangler Freeport

Flying enthusiast and WWII veteran dies in Mt. Vernon

Arthur Warren aged 59, longtime Mt. Vernon automobile dealer since 1922, died at his home Sunday. A previous Air Force veteran of both World Wars, he learned to fly before driving and served as a World War I lieutenant and a captain with the 20th Air Force in India.

Arthur Warren Air Force Mt. Vernon Warren Edly 20Th Air Force India

Admiralty German talks fail to unite on Germany

Paris June 20 AP The Big Four foreign ministers failed to agree on economic or political unity for Germany while agreeing in principle on an Austrian independence treaty Their session started May 23 and ended with a modus vivendi live-and-let-live plan for Germany A communique announced further talks in September at the United Nations Assembly on Germany arrangements and dates for a new session under the UN council efforts.

Germany United States Soviet Union France Britain United Nations Assembly Council On

Weather Outlook Warm Through Tuesday With Heat Peak

The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions tonight and Tuesday with mid 90s highs. Lows around 68 to 74 tonight, with Tuesday’s high reaching 96 degrees.

Weather and river summary for Grand Tower area

Weather figures show low Sunday 64 at 7 am and high 87 at noon with 83 expected later. Precipitation from yesterday 7 am to today 7 am recorded at 0. Mississippi River level at Grand Tower is 20.4 inches, down 2.4 inches in the last 24 hours. Sunrise was 4:23 and sunset 7:40.

Mississippi River Grand Tower

Ed Driemeyer elected Twenty-fifth Legion district commander

Ed Driemeyer 40, retiring Herrin Prairie Post commander, won the Twenty-fifth Legion district post at Murphysboro by 41 to 22 over Scott Courier of Chester. He is the first Herrin post member elected district commander. The convention debated hospital expansion and cemetery space, with resolutions urging a larger Marion Veterans Hospital and the Cairo National Cemetery. The gathering also announced the Fifth Division Convention set for July 9-10 at Mt. Carmel and noted membership hits with a June 15 target.

Ed Driemeyer Herrin Prairie American Legion Twenty-fifth Legion Paul Stout Murphysboro Bachelor Baker Pinckneyville Scott Courier Chester Driemeyer Herrin Illinois 36Th Infantry France Rhine Legionnaires Kenneth Gray West Frankfort Ezra Bailey Benton John Karnes West Frankfor Williamson County Herrin Post Marion Veterans Hospital Winifred Fairfax Warder Cairo National Cemetery Jefferson Barracks Kentucky Missouri U. S John Maxwell Robinson Legion Maxwell Mt. Carmel National Legion Perry Brown Illinois Department C. F. Ruth L. V. Perkins William Loy Perkins Southern Illinois University At Carbondale William Wolff Paul Stoutpost Ross Anderson Olney Charles Gollihur McLeansboro Gollihur

Shelton Kin's Cafe Bombed After Raid in Fairfield

Fairfield June 20 AP A roadside drive in restaurant two miles south of town was damaged by a bomb an hour after county officials raided it. Four arrested for liquor sales at the roadhouse and home of Guy Pennington and Ogie Penninton. No injuries reported. walls blown out and part of a neighboring structure damaged. Bond set at 2000 for each.

Big Earl Shelton Guy Pennington Wayne County Hal Bradshaw Guy Ogie Penninton Ogie Sheiff Bradshaw Edith Watkins Mt. Vernon Seva Belle Meredith Andrew Carter Emerald Cates Belleville George O’brien Big Earl Pennington Shelton Brothers Carl Hern Eaders Illinois Bradshaw Gerald Mayberry Fairfield City

Truman Proposes 7 Reorganization Plans After Hoover Report

President Truman asks Congress to create a Department of Welfare, put public roads under the Commerce Department, and transfer the Bureau of Employment Security to Labor. The seven plans implement Hoover Commission recommendations to reform and streamline government, with a 60 day effective window subject to veto. Proposals include post office reorganization, expanding the president’s executive office, Civil Service streamlining, and maritime authority strengthening.

Truman Congress Department of Welfare Commerce Department Capitol Hill Bureau of Employment Security Labor Department Post Office Department Civil Service Commission Maritime Commis White House Hoover Commission House of Congress Senate House Office of Federal Security Administrator F.S.A Department of Labor

Nauman Studio Set for July Completion

Nauman plans a five room brick studio at 703 South Illinois Avenue. It will have about 1000 square feet floor space and knotty pine interiors with a reception shooting and dressing rooms plus two equipment rooms. Heating by gas furnace and air conditioning, with wall mounted speakers for intermittent music broadcasts.

Nauman South Illinois Avenue Don Nauman West Walnut Street Arnold Ralph Arnold West Walnut

Plane Crash Sprayer Hurt Near Willisville

George Behl 26 of Springfield remains in critical condition at St Andrew's hospital Murphysboro after his light airplane crashed near Willisville Saturday while spraying fields in the Steeleville Willisville area. Witnesses say propeller stopped while engine ran. Behl pulled from burning wreckage as plane demolished. Meadowlark farm six and a half miles southeast of Willisville owned by Southwestern Illinois Coal Corp is cited in report.

George Behl Springfield St. Andrew’s Hospital Murphysboro Willisville Behl Béhl Capital Aviation Company Steeleville Southwestern Ilinois Coal Corporation Meadowlark Meadowlark Farm Willisvile

Also Mentioned on This Page

Decatur Quincy Champaign-Urbana Danville Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal The Murphysboro Independent Southern Illinois Publications, Inc Rotary Press Pittsburgh, Pa Williamson Sam Simmons Charles Pritchett Jack Turner Joe Linton Bob Campbell Ninth Lake Louis Alexander Carbondale-Cambria Road Herrin, Murphy Egypt Washington Devil's Kitchen Lakes Carbondale Airport H. R. Peebles S.I.U H. F. Eilander Office of Education Federal Security Agency Paris Cabinet Bank District of Legion Shelton Kin Fairfield Hoover Federal Security Oscar Ewing Ewing Welfare ED Driemeyver Nauman Studio
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