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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1950

Page

14

Stevenson Won’t Issue Special Call

Gov. Adlai Stevenson accuses Republican senators of insincerity over Chicago finances and refuses to call a second special session without funds. He notes Chicago would save four million yearly if indigent care costs are shifted to the state, enabling higher police and fire salaries. The article covers relief funding bills and tax proposals tied to Chicago.

Springfield Adlai Stevenson Chicago G.O.P Senate Cook County Stevenson

Agriculture Secretary opposes wheat marketing quotas

Washington June 27 The Department of Agriculture will not propose marketing quotas for next year's wheat crop. Secretary Charles Brannan said current grain supplies are ample but not sufficient to justify controls.

Washington Department of Agriculture Charles Brannan

Seven of Town's Eight Policemen Under Suspension

Seven members of Manistee Michigan's eight man police force are suspended on charges of taking money from parking meters. Chief Ray Hebner is not accused. City Manager Walter Misch ley says the suspensions follow a month long probe after meter shortages. State police and special deputies will provide protection.

City Commission Ray Hebner Walter Mischley Manistee

Geiger Counters Feature in Sears Fall Winter Catalog

Sears Roebuck introduces atomic age products in its new fall and winter catalog mailed nationwide. The Chicago based retailer showcases Geiger counters amid a range of items reflecting postwar scientific interest and consumer demand.

Geiger Sears Sears, Roebuck

First Geiger Counter Offered for Uranium Prospecting

The advertisement introduces a Geiger counter as the finest instrument of its kind for uranium prospecting priced at 49.50 dollars.

Jeffrey Installs New Baniament Closing Denied

Roland Wilson general superintendent of Freeman Coal Mining Co. says no word on the Jeffrey mine east of Herrin closing soon despite removal of on rail equipment. He notes new Joy Manufacturing rubber-tired shuttle cars and cutting machines have run since June 1 and are advancing coal from the face. The rumor likely began after old equipment was brought to the top.

Jeffrey Herrin Roland Wilson Marion Freeman Coal Mining Co Wilson Joy Manufacturing Co

Anti Communist Headed Iran Cabinet Under Razmara

Iran formed a new cabinet led by anti Communist Premier Razmara with mostly newcomers to top government roles. Only two ministers had previously held high ministerial rank.

Tehran Iran Ali Razmara

Royalton Plans Homecoming Lions Sponsor Program

Royalton announces its first annual homecoming July 2 3 and 4 sponsored by the Lions Club featuring baseball games a parade a minstrel show children's day activities an old fashioned picnic and the crowning of a homecoming queen.

Royalton Lion’s Club Ervin Blue Wing Hunting Club

Bishop Family Reunion Elects Yost Leader

Laura Yost of Anna Illinois is elected president of the Bishop family reunion for the coming year with Harold Bishop of East St. Louis chosen as secretary treasurer.

Laura Yost Anna, Ill Bishop Family Reunion Harold Bishop East St. Louis Treas

Centralia Man Hurt In Bus Auto Collision

Eleven people were injured in a bus auto crash on U S 30 near Chicago Heights. Vernie Hargraves, 69, of Centralia, the most seriously hurt with head and chest injuries, was a passenger on the Gold Star bus. Seven other bus passengers sustained injuries.

U. S. 30 Here Vernie Hargraves Centralia

Reunion Held In East St. Louis Attracts 62 Attendees

The annual reunion took place recently in East St. Louis with 62 people in attendance.

Urer East St. Louis

Army approves 62 schools for Organized Reserve

The army has approved 62 schools for members of the organized reserve corps. They will open between October 1 and January 1 and are located in Chicago Rock Island and East St. Louis Illinois in the fifth army area. The sites already have facilities and will let volunteer reservists earn credits to stay in the active reserve.

Washington Army Organized Reserve Corps Office Chief of Army Field Forces Chicago Rock Island East St. Louis Ill Fifth Army

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