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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

4

Editorials weigh Kefauver and Eisenhower in 1952 race

The piece analyzes Sen. Kefauver's Florida and California remarks as signaling a waning bid and possible pivot toward Stevenson or Harriman. It contrasts Kefauver's posture with Stevenson and notes Eisenhower's continued health optimism, qualified by medical opinions on ileitis and surgical risk.

Sen Kefauver Florida California Sen. Kefauver Adlai Stevenson Illinois Stevenson Mr. Kefauver Kefauv Gov. Harriman New York Harriman Kefauver Ntee

Law of Compensation in Cir School Careers

A quoted opinion suggests compensation laws explain why a cir school female students settle for lower pay. It notes even college graduates with jobs may earn more by joining trades like plasterers, implying gendered wage gaps and occupational limits.

Plasterers’ Union

Lafayette's Illinois Visit Touched Frontier History

Old newspaper notes Lafayette toured Illinois in 1825 after a river journey from Kaskaskia to Shawneetown. He met state officials, visited homes, and greeted Revolutionary War veterans, with tales echoing in local lore as “Lafayette slept here” amid frontier towns. The piece blends history with light local color and a nod to agricultural and gadget news of the era.

Edward Coles Illinois Kaskaskia LaFayette Shawneetown Mississippi River Ohio River Illinois Country

Disaster Plans Come Too Late in Flood Heights

A California city that lost eight people in last winter’s floods adopts disaster planning and urges others to study its plan. The checklist covers emergency power, First aid gear, a missing persons bureau, cash custody, and protections against looting, noting human memory fades between catastrophes.

California

World leaders urged to hold summer summit for elder statesmen

The idea proposes a world summit conference for aging giants like Konrad Adenauer Syngman Rhee Herbert Hoover and Winston Churchill during the summer break of high officials. The proposal imagines a gathering of octogenarians to discuss global issues away from formal duties.

Konrad Adenauer Syngman Rhee Herbert Hoover Winston Churchill

Reporting Ike Health and White House Transparency

The White House has openly discussed President Eisenhower’s heart attack and recent major operation, a level of frankness unprecedented in U.S. history. Press aides and doctors, many personal friends of the President, are mindful that optimistic briefings influence national morale and public perception.

Republican Party Eisenhower Washington Doris Freeson Hagerty Miss Fleeson White House James Hagerty Mr. Eisenhower

The Mimeographed Catalog Listing for Lindsay Poems

A column notes a limited edition of Vachel Lindsay Collected Poems 1923 bound in 400 copies signed at $3.50, praising Lindsay as a notable poet. It then covers Indian chiefs list and Graves on poets, Dylan Thomas, and a Cincinnati wedding cost survey with figures ranging from 328 to 3500 dollars.

Lindsay Vachel Vachel Lindsay Springfield William Bootheters Abraham Lincoln Opechancanough Metacom King Philip Wampanoags Pontiac Ottawa Tecumseh Osceola Seminole Sequoyah Chief Joseph Nez Perces Goyathlay Geronimo Red Cloud Handsome Lake Joseph Brant Amercian History John Brown Red Wing Doubleday Robert Graves Milton Dylan Thomas Graves I, Claudius T. S. Eliot Auden Picasso Congo Byron Missolonghi Thomas Cicero University of Cincinnati Country Club

Disembodied Sole Could Redefine Men’s Footwear

A Rochester inventor, Sigurd Tranmal, patents a shoe without uppers or sides. The sole would be held by vacuum cups, but challenges include socks and toe holes, making the idea unlikely to catch on. The piece ends by suggesting a spike-heel version for women instead.

Peoria Journal Star Sigurd Tranmal Rochester N.Y Tranmal

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