Six room Walnut Street home in Carbondale for sale
Dill Investment Co lists a six room house on Walnut Street Carbondale with three bedrooms hardwood floors full basement with stoker and double garage. Large rooms and closets plus a beautiful lot offered at 17 500 with appointments available.
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Sarbondale Apt
Carbondale
W. Oak. Dill Investment Co
Walnut Street
Dill Investment Co
Herrin
Murphysboro
Hortense
Elm St
16Th
15Th
Liberty St
N. 9Th St
McCord St
G. E. Ebersohl
Ins
Walnut St
Tax Sale and Redemption Notice for Jackson County Ill
Delinquent real estate taxes for 1948 led to a public sale in Jackson County Illinois on October 10 1949. Dewey Kimmels purchased Lot Seven and Eight in Block Five Original Town of Township Elk for taxes interest and costs with redemption period expiring October 10 1951.
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Wiley Gray
Jackson County
Illinois
Dewey Kimmels
Township Elk
Dewey Kimmel
Anna Gray
Ilinois
Dan Glotfelty
Public tax sale notices Belle Whisler notified
Delinquent real estate in Jackson County Illinois sold at public sale by the Collector on October 10 1949 to Dewey Kimmel. Property described as Lot Five and Six in Block nois. Redemption period expires October 10 1951.
Real Estate Tax Auction Notice in Jackson County
Anna Gray and unknown parties hold an estate taxed in Jackson County. On October 10, 1949 Dewey Kimmel purchased the described real estate comprising Lot One and Three in a Block in the county. The action concerns the tax assessment and transfer of ownership.
Tax sale notice for Elk Township real estate
At 1949, Dewey Kimmel purchased Lot Four in Block Five in Original Town in Township Elk, nois for taxes interest and cost, name of Dan Glotfelty and the
Moon Formed From Ocean Scar After Mass Ejection
The passage describes the Pacific Ocean as the scar left when a massive portion of Earth was ripped away to form the Moon, a theory explaining the Moon's origin and its effects on Earth's mood and tides.
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Pacific Ocean
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Across Illinois Towns
Medical and surgical admissions and discharges recorded for multiple patients at Carbondale Herrin Marion Makanda and surrounding towns. Names include Harold Simons Mrs Edith Clarida Mrs Esther Mayer along with others, plus accident and maternity cases.
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Simons
Harold
Surgical
Clarida
Edgar
Marion
Mayer
Esther
Makanda
Griffith
Ira
Medical
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Hans
Holden
Gill
John C
West
Bailey
Cobden
Frick
Jesse
Anna
Odum
Gary Lee
Kragness
Donald
Holderfield
Rhyburn
Searing
John
Doughty
Raymond
Sandberg
Bernard
Connell
W. M
Land
Margaret
Phillips
Willis
Births in several towns reported in local hospitals
CARBONDALE Mr and Mrs Virgil Holland announce a daughter born Monday at Holden hospital. DU QUOIN Mr and Mrs Ernest Szpura announce daughters at Marshall Browning hospital. MURPHYSBORO Mr and Mrs William Baskin announce a daughter born Monday June 25 at St Andrew's hospital. PINCKNEYVILLE Mr and Mrs James Stephen Son announce a son at Marshall Browning hospital in Du Quoin.
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Virgil
Holden Hospital
DU Bois
Ernest
Marshall Browning
du Quoin
Murphysboro
Baskin
William
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Pinckneyville
Stephenson
James
Samuel C Loyd 72 DeSoto dies at home
Samuel C Loyd 72 dies Monday at his DeSoto home. Survived by wife Mary four sons Lenard O Dell Leo in DeSoto Virgil of South Bend Ind and four daughters Mrs Minor Holland of Tampa Fla Mrs George Spiller Johnston City Mrs Ernest Worley Roy alton and Mrs Rod Hinckle Johnston City. 19 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 p m at Christ Chapel DeSoto with Parker Funeral home in charge. Burial DeSoto city cemetery.
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Johnston City
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Royalton
Rod Hinckle
Christ Chapel Church
DeSoto City
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Henson Cemetery
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Benton
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Granite City
Emma Noble
Jackson County
Jackson
Stock Market Prices Steady in Mixed Trading
New York June 26 stock market showed sporadic strength with prices on a steady keel. Leaders moved within a dollar from unchanged to small gains as Sinclair Oil American Cyanamid International Paper Bethlehem Steel Montgomery Ward J I Case and United Aircraft led gains while corporate bonds stayed narrowly mixed.
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Markets report for Chicago produce and eggs
Butter and eggs remain largely steady in Chicago market with wholesale prices unchanged except minor bumps on certain grades. Live poultry shows about steady demand with prices mostly unchanged. roasters and fryers ranged mid thirties, hens and roosters at varied cents per pound.
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U. S
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Boyle Seeks GOP Stand on McCarthyism Nosecount
Democratic National Committee chairman William M. Boyle urges Republicans to stand up for or against McCarthyism in a weekly letter to party workers. He cites a Washington Post editorial condemning Sen Joseph R. McCarthy for attacking Secretary of Defense Marshall and calls on GOP leaders to disavow or be seen as endorsing McCarthyism.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
William M. Boyle
Democratic Party
Washington Post
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
McCarthy
Senate
Secretary of
Defense Marshall
G. O.P
Herrin Obituaries Chronicle Local Losses Across Area
Bertha Belle Smith 74 died at Herrin hospital. Otto Edward Tate 51 died at Herrin hospital. Mary Wick 78 of Herrin route 1 died at Herrin hospital. John B. Rodehaver stillborn, graveside services at Blairsville. John Wild 69 Murphysboro died, funeral at Centenary Methodist. Georgia Ann McBride 79 died, funeral at Roberts chapel. Edward Boese 50 died, funeral at Immanuel Lutheran Murphysboro. W W Wood 72 Shawneetown died, funeral at Wright funeral home.
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Riverton
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Marie Richardson
Springfield
Tate
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First Methodist Church
Herrin City Cemetery
Elizabeth
Martha Jane
Donald Edward
Robert Lee
Julia Kays Tate
Wick
Mary
Moroni and Johnson Funeral
Matt Maki
St. Carlo
Vaasa
Finland
Alexander
van Wick
Alma Waananen
Astor, Fla
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Rodehaver
John Berryman
Stillborn
Blairsville Cemetery
H. M. Cole
Charles Rodehaver
Murphysboro
Wild
John
Murphy Street
Centenary Methodist Church
Tower Grove Cemetery
Anna Towers Wild
James Wild
Charles Kourber
William Weber
Iimurphysboro
McBride
Georgia Ann
Roberts Chapel
Tower Grove
Edward McBride
Earnest Gregory
Frank Elms
Boese
Edward
St. Andrew’s Hospital
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Elm Hurst Cemetery
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Alma Hoffman
Alice Kelly
Gertrude Stassen
Erna Snyder
LaPort
Ind
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Shawneetown
Wood
W. W
Johnston City
Cora
Leona Wiseheart
Government pushes 10 million WAC training center at Fort McClellan
Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall asks Congress to authorize a 10 million dollar permanent WAC training quarters at Fort McClellan near Anniston Alabama. The facility would replace the temporary camp Lee Virginia site housing the army quartermaster training schools and move the WAC training center to the new Alabama location.
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Alabbama
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Ala
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East St. Louis Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle
Hogs ranged from 17.75 to 23.15 with top loads at 23.15 for 180-230 pound stock. Heavier hogs 240-270 pounds 22.50-23.75 and 270-300 pounds 22.00-22.50. Sows 4 pounds down 19.00-19.75, heavier sows 17.75-18.75, boars 12.00-15.00. Cattle and calves totaled with prime yearling steers at 36.75, vealers 33.00-38.00, prime to 40.00, cows 23.00-28.50, canners 17.50-22.50, bulls 26.00-29.75, vealers 25.00-32.00.
Chicago Live Stock Prices Report For Hog and Cattle Markets
Salable hogs 9 000 with price declines 25 cents in late trading most weights. Sows uneven but steady to weak with tops around 23 50. hog weight ranges listed. Salable cattle 5 000 and calves 400. steers high and good grades active. cows mostly steady to slightly lower. bulls and vealers steady. Prime steers 37 50 to 38 50. high to low prime 36 25 to 37 35. most good and choice steers 31 50 to 36 00. heifers 33 75 to 37 00. util and commercial heifers 25 00 to 30 00. cows 27 50 to 30 00. canner to utility 19 00 to 25 00. bulls 26 75 to 31 00. dealers 38 00 to 40 00.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Features Mixed Hogs Cattle Prices
Salable hogs around 7 000 with slow early demand. weights 170 to 240 pounds bring 22.75 to 23.50, 240 to 300 pounds 21.50 to 22.75, lighter 18.00 to 20.50, sows 25 lower to 18.00-20.00. Cattle and calves total 1 400 with slow demand. steers 1 140-1 146 pounds at 37.00, yearlings 34.00-35.00, cows 25 lower to 26.00-30.00, cutters 18.00-23.50, prime 37.00-38.50, early top 38.50.
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Indianapolis
Air Defense Net Is Weak
United States and Canada tested their air defense network in a large scale exercise last weekend. Mock bombers penetrated radar and spotter defenses over key targets despite interceptor flights and anti aircraft fire. The test favored evaluating civilian volunteers in observation posts and report centers.
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Colo
United States
Canada
AIR Defense Command
Auto Inspection Bill Receives House Approval in Illinois
The Illinois House approved a bill requiring semi annual auto inspections and sent it to the Senate. Owners would pay up to 1 for testing at official stations and 10 cents each for safety certificates from the Public Works and Buildings department.
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Springfield
Illinois House
Senate
State Public Works and Buildings Department
Last witness O Donnell questions bombing Manchuria in hearings
Gen Emmett O Donnell, commanding MacArthur’s bombers, testifies in Senate hearings on MacArthur’s dismissal. He says a prior plan to strike five North Korean cities and 18 strategic targets was blocked by political and diplomatic concerns. He notes rising air losses in Korea and questions whether attacks on Manchuria could be done without weakening deterrence against Russia.
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Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Far Eastern Air Force
Manchuria
Emmett
Rosie) O’donnell
MacArthur
Russia
O'Donnell
Korea
O’donnell
Weather Outlook for Northern and Southern Illinois
The U S Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy conditions in northern Illinois with little temperature change. Low tonight 60 to 65 and high Wednesday 77 to 83. Southern Illinois faces local showers and scattered thunderstorms through tonight and Wednesday with highs 81 to 91 and lows 65 to 70. Indiana shows partly cloudy skies with local showers and storms in south and east portions. Missouri remains partly cloudy and warm with showers or storms in the north and west and lows near 70.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Illinois
St. Louis
Vandalia
Paris
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Missouri
Illinois Temperature Outlook Stays Warm and Humid
Temperatures will average 48 degrees above normal with highs from 84 to 88 and lows from 60 to 64, across the north and south. Expect warm, humid air with brief cooling extremes in the far north on Thursday and scattered thundershowers possible on most days, bringing about half an inch of precipitation.
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Illinois
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