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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
5
A Chicago judge ruled the Illinois law allowing automatic license suspensions without notice or hearing unconstitutional. Judge Harry M. Fisher ordered restoration of Armando Di Pietro's cab license and gave the state 20 days to appeal.
General Cable Corp plans a new plant at Monticello New York after acquiring about 35 acres. The facility will cover roughly 50000 square feet and is expected to boost telephone cable output by about 25 percent. St Louis based executive will oversee the Monticello operation.
Wanda McCowen 40 of a farm between Lesser and Pinckneyville died at 7 am Wednesday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital Mt Vernon. Her husband Everett died in February. She leaves son Kenneth Waltonville and brother Rev Floydne Waltonville. Services set for 2 pm at Lesser Christian with Rev J G Parson officiating. Burial Maplehill Cemetery Lesser. Brayfield Funeral Home Lesser.
Lee Kolmer, Southern Illinois University assistant professor of agricultural marketing, participates in the dairy marketing section of the National Workshop on Agriculture Marketing at the University of Kentucky Lexington from June 17 to 24. The USDA conducts the workshop with participants from 34 states and U S territories.
Pvt Roy A Smith son of John H Smith of 812 S 17th St Herrin has completed a four week disciplinary guard course at the Provost General's School Camp Gordon Ga The course trains enlisted personnel for administrative and operational duties in correctional institutions Smith is a World War I veteran of service in Europe
Tokyo reports show Japan consumes about 5,000,000 pounds of coffee and 120,000,000 pounds of green tea annually across farms homes and coffee shops. The earlier claim of coffee surpassing tea is softened by broader consumption data.
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