Furnished and unfurnished apartments listed in Carbondale area
Classified notices show two room furnished model apartment with private entrance at 310 So Graham and a three room furnished unit with private bath at 808 S University plus a three or four room unfurnished house at 204 E Walnut St with phone numbers 1286X and 1021Y. A death notice expresses thanks from Ruby Young and family to ministers V F W American Legion pallbearers and floral contributors for Raymond Young.
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Carbondale
W. Walnut
Cox’s
Graham
S. University
Walnut St
Call
Master in Chancery Sale In Jackson County Illinois
Public notice of a Master in Chancery sale in Jackson County Illinois following a 1951 partition decree Stella Schwartz v Homer Schwartz et al case 2276 C with sale at 11:00 a m on Friday June 29 1951 at the east door of the County Courthouse Murphysboro Illinois The property is the east half of the west half of the northeast quarter section 18 township 9 south range 3 west Terms require 25 percent at sale and balance within six days Taxes and assessments due now are paid from sale proceeds Purchaser receives rents crops produced in 1951 Attorneys for plaintiff Isaac Levy and David Levy Murphysboro Illinois.
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Jackson County
Illinois
Stella Schwartz
Homer Schwartz
Murphysboro
Township 9
John L. Stewart
Isaac K. Levy
David B. Levy
Vehicle Licenses Available in Hurst Illinois
Citizens may obtain vehicle licenses at the city clerk at Hurst Illinois. The city council has set July 1 1951 as the final date for delinquency without penalty of a fine.
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Hurst
Ill
Deaths in Herrin Illinois and vicinity
V ictoria Copher 80 of Herrin died at Anna hospital. Survived by seven children ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Storme funeral home with burial in Herrin city cemetery. Herman George Seiler 58 of Herrin died in Herrin hospital. Survived by wife Bella son Paul daughter Lucille five sisters and one brother. Funeral at Herrin Methodist church Thursday with burial in Herrin city cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Herrin
Copher
Victoria
Anna Hospital
Ava Calléar
Emma Nealon
Verna Wolfert
Peoria
Grace Saloom
Lee Copher
Marion
Ind
Mae Benewitz
Louisville
Dora Dodd
Detroit
Storme Funeral Home
W. A. Shoopman
Olney
Eda Mosser
Katherine McWilliams
Mattoon
Bertha Owen
Herrin Methodist Church
Herrin City Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Several Hospitals
MARSHALL BROWNING and numerous patients admitted at Du Quoin St. Luke’s St. Andrew’s Murphysboro list names and addresses for maternity surgical and accident cases. Discharges include Eva Furlow Homer Holiday Pamela Leach and others. Additional admissions at Murphysboro include Eisenhauer Berkbeigler Thomas Dickerson Ledbetter Lovan Piper Williamson and more.
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Marshall Browning
du Quoin
Blust
Charles
Coffel
Emma Lou
Bobvish
Mary Ann
Dowell
Carrick
James
Oakdale
Gibner
Viola
Johnson
Raymond
Lesser
Martie
Randolph
Elkville
Pyatt
Catherine
Pinckneyville
Phillips
Fred
Wilson
Bent
Miss Eva
Holiday
Homer
Leach Pamela
Quillman
ST. Andrew’s
Murphysboro
Eisenhauer
Geraldine
Vergennes
Berkbeigler
Ruth
North Twenty-third Street
Thomas
Cleve
Chestnut Street
Dickerson
Lillian
South Fifteenth Street
Cauble
Marion
Grand Tower
Ledbetter
Pauline
Lovan
Margaret
Piper
Jesse, Jr
de Soto
Williamson
Norma
Campbell Hill
Marion couples obtain marriage license
Glen Barnes aged 18 of Johnston City and Jacqueline Kinley aged 19 of Herrin applied for a marriage license in Marion.
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Marion
Glen Barnes
Johnston City
Jacqueline Kinley
Herrin
Chester area maternity and medical patients listed in hospitals
A long list of individuals across Chester and nearby towns receiving maternity medical or surgical care is recorded. Names include Mrs. Gordon Beers, Chester. Mrs. Marcella Smith, Chester. Aaron Kopf, Chester. Dr. Carbondale listed physicians. and patients in St. Marys, Red Bud, Herrin, Marion, and Johnston City facilities.
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Chester
Beers
Gordon
Rackley
John
Denninger
Clarence
St. Marys
Smith
Marcella
Barr
Dorothy
Red Bud
Kopf
Aaron
Yourtee
Emma
Sylvie
Otto
Welge
Knott
Vernon
Colvis
Harry
Sebastian
Teresa
Fort Gage
Cushman
Evelyn
Wittbracht
Ruth
Steeleville
Cowan
Leona
Chase
Chloe
Hussman
Bertha
Baby
Frieda
Births Reported in Several Illinois Communities
Carbondale couples welcomed a son and a daughter at Holden hospital while others in Du Quoin Herrin Johnston City Mulkeytown Tamaroa Vergennes reported newborns. The list notes parents names locations and hospitals with dates in June.
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Carbondale
Holder
Joe
Holden Hospital
Richardson
Frank
Wagner
Stanley
DU Quoin
Thorpi
Robert
Marshall Browning
Freeman Spur
Phillips
Herrin Hospital
Herrin
Mitchell
Tony
Randolph
Shelva
Johnston City
Sullivan
Tom
Mulkeytown
Moore
Howard
Marshall Browning Hospital
Tam
Chester Chamber Plans Leveling for Square Tool Plant
Chester Chamber of Commerce moves to level a site a half mile south of the Cole Milling plant beside the railroad to host a Square Tool and Die cabinetware factory. Mayor Harry Katz donated the land and fund-raising plans are under way for a 100 by 400 foot plant amid competition from Pinckneyville.
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Chester
Chamber of Commerce
Tool and Die Company
Harry Katz
Cole Milling Company
Pinckneyville
Square Tool and Die Company
Chester Chamber of Commerce
George White
Industrial Committee
Henry Juergens
Chicago
Reds Infiltrate Two Calcutta Unions, Indian Minister Says
India’s transport minister told parliament that communist infiltration has been found in the Calcutta Dock Workers Union and the Calcutta Seamen's Union. A third group, the Calcutta Dockers Union, is aligned with the Indian National Trade Union Congress.
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New Delhi
Calcutta Dock Workers Union
Calcutta Seamen’s Union
India
Calcutta Dockers Union
Indian National Trade Union Congress
Save Marine Mustachios With the First Marine Division in Korea
Marines in Korea favor luxuriant mustaches with long twisted points. Initially they struggled to find wax, but GI saddle soap now serves as the final answer, allowing leathernecks to twirl their facial prizes like old melodrama villains.
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Korea
Truck Lobby Debate Warns of Worse Bill Than Original
Gov Adlai E Stevenson said the use tax cut down revenue and ten mile feature may be restored while lawmakers lament the trucking lobby’s impact. The amended bill would raise license fees about 16.26 million and use tax about 2.7 million annually based on 1950 registrations. Rep. G William Horsley and Rep. Lloyd Harris sponsored the amendment.
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M. R. Walker
Danville
Walker
Kohout
Moore
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Highway Division
William Horsley
Springfield
Lloyd “Curly” Harris
Granite City
Anti-Gambling Effort Killed in Illinois Senate
The Illinois Senate defeated Gov. Adlai Stevenson backed bills granting the Liquor Control Commission power to crack down on tavern gambling. A key bill fell six votes short of passage. an amendment required court convictions before the commission could act. The package aimed to suspend licenses for liquor act violations or gambling.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
Adlai Stevenson
State Liquor Control Commission
Senate
State Commission
Commission
Young Chinese Stampede for Homeland in Singapore
Hundreds of lodging houses in Singapore overflow with draft dodgers as thousands of Chinese youths from Malaya flood into the city seeking quick passage to Red China. Most are 18 to 24, amid a Federation effort to register and mobilize 20,000 men to fight Communist forces in Malaya.
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Singapore
Federation of Malaya
Red China
Federation
Malaya
China
Free Money Market Opens in Brussels Belgium
In Brussels a free money market is established allowing exchange of all currencies at the current day rate. Previously only the dollar, French franc, Swiss franc and German mark were changeable at a fixed National Bank rate.
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Brussels
Belgium
France
Livestock Market Report East at St Louis
Hogs 7 500 head with prices 25 to 50 cents higher than Tuesday across weights. Sows strong to 25 cents up. boars steady. Cattle and calves 1 200 cattle and 800 calves with about a dozen loads of steers and mixed yearlings. High good to choice steers 34.75. vealers 32.00-37.00 with prime to 40.00. Cows 22.50-28.00. bulls 26.00-29.75.
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Hold Steady
Salable hogs 11,000 with active uneven trade. most butchers steady to higher for under 240 lb. Hogs 23.25-23.50 for 190-220 lb, up to 23.50 top. 230-270 lb 22.50-23.25. 270-300 lb 21.75-22.60. Load around 425 lb mixed. sows 18-21. Price ranges shown for other weights. Salable cattle 7,500 and calves 300. slaughter classes strong to 1.00 higher. prime and high‑choice steers 32.00-38.50, cows 28.00-31.00, canners 19.00-23.90. Estimated receipts Thursday: 9,000 hogs, 3,000 cattle, 1,000 sheep.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Summary
Salable hogs 5 500 with values 23 25 to 24 00 for 170 250 lb cattle steady to higher on some cuts. Cattle and yearlings firm with primes around 36 00 to 37 00 for 925 2050 lb. Sheep 600 offered, bids weak to steady with lambs slow at 32 00 32 50 and slaughter sheep 12 00 to 17 00.
Tank-Saving Trick Costs Big Money on Front Lines
On the Western Front and Korea, American artillery uses a night tactic dropping 155 mm shells every few minutes to deter enemy tank destruction. The method costs about $100 per shell and roughly $15,000 per night, but saves valuable tanks and avoids total losses.
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Western Front
Korea
Water Safety Training Demonstrated by Pittsburgh Instructors
In a joint program by the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Institute of Technology, freshmen and sophomores swim with 50-pound packs, covering 100 yards with little rest. The Red Cross backs the course to promote summer safety for boating and fishing trips, with Dr. Homer D. Butts Jr. noting its value for active people.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Sophomiore
Red Cross
Homer D. Butts Jr
Red Cross Water Safety
Stock Traders Watch Iran
The New York stock market moved cautiously with mixed small changes as traders eyed the Iran situation and congressional controls. Oil shares led gains with Dow Chemical Allied Chemical American Cyanamid Chrysler Consolidated Edison and Union Pacific rising while Goodyear Rubber Lockheed Eastman Kodak General Electric and Phelps Dodge fell. Bond trading was lighter with narrow moves.
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New York
Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical
American Cyanamid
Chrysler
Consolidated Edison
Union Pacific
Goodeyear Rubber
Lockheed
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Phelps Dodge
Grain markets update for Chicago cash grains
Wheat No 1 red 2.37 percent. Corn No 2 yellow 1.70 71, No 4 1.57 65, sample grade 1.40 50. Oats sample grade heavy mixed 82, No 1 white 84 84, No 2 heavy white 84. Barley malting 1.35 60, feed 1.10 30. Soybeans none.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Markets Report
Butter steady as receipts reach 544 573 pounds. Wholesale prices mostly unchanged with a cent per pound drop for 90 scores and lower. Eggs firm with 18 782 receipts and unchanged wholesale prices. Live poultry shows hens and roosters steady with specific price ranges and f.o.b. quotes. Storage eggs listed for Sept, Oct and Nov.
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Chicago
U. S
F.o.b
Northern and Southern Illinois and Indiana Weather Outlook
From the U.S. Weather Bureau. Northern Illinois fair and cooler tonight. Thursday partly cloudy with moderate temperatures. Low 52 to 58, high near 80. Southern Illinois fair and cooler tonight. Thursday clouds increasing with scattered thunder showers south and west by afternoon or evening. Low 56 to 63, high 80 to 85. Indiana clearing and cooler tonight. Thursday mostly fair with moderate temperatures. Missouri partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers or thunderstorms Thursday, cooler northwest and extreme north portions.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Russians Stop U S Food Sent to German POW Camps
The AP reports in Frankfurt that Russia blocks food parcels with American labels sent to German prisoners of war. Despite Moscow claiming repatriation, UN estimates say thousands remain detained. Red Cross officials advised relatives not to send American goods as consignments fail to reach prisoners.
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U.S
Frankfurt
Germany
Kremlin
America
Russia
United Nations
Red Cross
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