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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

10

Victims Of Audrey Hurricane Return Home To Cameron Parish

Cameron Parish survivors of Hurricane Audrey recount why they returned after a year of death and ruin. Sheriff O B Carter notes that nationwide aid from Red Cross Salvation Army unions churches and companies helped rebuild. He says residents now feel supported and prepared with a near foolproof hurricane warning system in place.

Kenneth L. Dixon Associated Press Cameron America O. B. Carter Cameron Parish Audrey Vivors Carter Gulf of Mexico Lake Charles Red Cross Salvation Army Afl-Cio Civil Defense Cater Sheriff Carter

SAGE Air Warning Network Goes Operational At McGuire

Gen Curtis LeMay inaugurates the Semi Automatic Ground Environment system at the first SAGE center near New York Philadelphia New Jersey and parts of Connecticut Rhode Island and Delaware. Heavy radar units gap fillers and two acre computers feed data to NORAD. SAGE cannot track ballistic weapons.

Vern Haugland Associated Press McGuire Air Force Base N. J SAGE Curtis EF. LeMay Air Force North American Air Defense Command Colorado Springs Colo New York-Philadelphia New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware North America LeMay

Entertainers Reach Tax Settlements Across 1940s Stars

The IRS agrees to settle tax claims with Dinah Shore Irene Dunne Hedy Lamarr and others for 45 cents on the dollar under tax court stipulations. Jolson estate and Dunne Griffin Shore Montgomery Lamarr cases list specific claim and settlement amounts including wardrobe expenses Secretaries salary and charitable deductions. The settlements cover Jewel theft value disputes and March of Dimes contributions.

Washington Dinah Shore Irene Dunne Hedy Lamarr United States Tax Court Internal Revenue Service al Jolson Miss Dunne Francis D. Griffin Miss Shore George Montgomery Miss Lamarr

Robeson and Lamont Win Passports After Court ruling

Paul Robeson and Corliss Lamont obtained U S passports in New York on Thursday after years of denial for refusing to answer questions on Communist party membership. Both have left wing ties but deny party affiliation, with Supreme Court involvement noted last week.

Paul Robeson Corliss Lamont Robeson Lamont Columbia University Supreme Court

Cosmic Ray Grant To Young Scientist

O. B. Young, physics professor and director at Southern Illinois University’s Atomic and Capacitor Research Laboratory, received a $2,000 National Science Foundation grant for cosmic ray research. The one year award supports International Geophysical Year studies using high altitude photographic plates to identify nuclear particles from tracks and delta rays.

O. B. Young Southern Illinois University National Science Foundation Young GY Fund

Death of Herrin resident Mary E Nance at 87

Mary Etta Nance 87 of 1000 W Cherry St Herrin died at 12 45 a m today in Herrin Hospital after five year illness She was born February 1 1871 in Nashville Tenn daughter of Wilson and Elizabeth Fish Taylor Her husband Millage Nance died in 1934 She leaves son Ralph Richmond Ind daughters Pearl Barr and Pauline Savage Herrin brother Omer Taylor Benton sisters M Mendozie Meredith Whittington Amanda Stewart New Harmony Ind 10 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Sunday at First Methodist Church Rev Heber Burge officiating Burial Herrin City Cemetery Friends may call Johnson Funeral Home after 6 pm today

Mary Etta Nance Herrin Etta Nance W. Cherry St Herrin Hospital Ralph Richmond Ind Pearl Barr Pauline Savage Omer Taylor Benton Mendozie Meredith Whittington Amanda Stewart New Harmony First Methodist Church Heber Burge Herrin City Cemetery Friends Johnson Funeral Home

Missing druggists drift to shore after three days afloat

Two druggists Edward C. Ryan and John J. Frantz disappeared in a 19 foot cruiser on Lake Michigan after running out of gas on Tuesday. They drifted ashore near Sawyer Michigan about 55 miles from Chicago and said they had no food. Police found Ryan's car Thursday at the 59th Street harbor parking lot.

Chicago Lake Michigan Sawyer Mich Edward C. Ryan John J. Frantz Ryan 59Th St. Harbor

Court rules passport cannot be denied for beliefs or associations

A tribunal held that a passport may not be withheld solely based on a person's beliefs or associations. The decision affirms due process and protects individual rights against discrimination by immigration authorities.

Circus Fans Gather for Chicago Meeting to Save the Big Top

W L Montague of West Hartford leads a nationwide Circus Fans Assn group meeting in Chicago as Cristiani Circus opens a 17 day stand under canvas. An elephant hair charm is shown as a lucky token to keep circuses alive and thriving.

Chicago W. L Bill) Montague Exbanker West Hartford Conn Montague Cristiani Circus

Summer enrollment rises at Illinois university

C W Sanford reports 7372 students are enrolled in the University of Illinois summer session on the Urbana Champaign campus and the Chicago Undergraduate Division. At Urbana Champaign 2793 undergrads and 3472 graduates show a 12.88 percent rise from 1957 while Chicago Division counts 1107 students, up from 799.

University of Ilinois Urbana Champaign Chicago C. W. Sanford Urbana-Champaign

Demo Women Meet at City Park Cabin

Johnston City Democratic Women's Club met in the Cabin in City Park Tuesday night. Mrs. Milo Cardwell Williamson County chairman announced a Marion meeting Monday and spoke of her trip to the National Democratic Convention in Washington D C in April. Mrs. Stella Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth Hannebique served refreshments.

Johnston City Democratic Women’s Club Milo Cardwell Williamson County Marion Washington, D. C Stella Smith Elizabeth Hannebique

Missing Royalton boy prompts family appeal

Royalton mother states James Moleski adopted son of Mr and Mrs Joe Moleski has been missing since June 13. She says he would not have left Royalton and asks anyone who has seen him to contact authorities. A Johnston City service station reported a boy fitting his description the night he disappeared.

James Moleski Joe Moleski Johnston City James

George W Allen Named Norge Plant Engineering Director

George W Allen appointed director of engineering for the Herrin Norge plant directing work on Norge wringers and automatic washers. Formerly manager of combination washer dryer engineering with Whirlpool in St. Joseph Michigan, he also headed home laundry equipment engineering for Crosley Bendix in Cincinnati. The family plans to move to Herrin once housing is found.

George W. Allen Herrin Norge Allen Norge Whirlpool Corp St. Joseph, Mich Crosley-Bendix Avco Manufacturing Co Cincinnati Bendix Home Appliances, Inc South Bend Allens George Jr Claudia Ly-Mar Herrin

New Troubles For Objector

The Marine Corps reports Pvt. Peter H. Green 19 has refused to obey orders as a brig prisoner. He faces a special court martial atop a general court martial sentence of two years at hard labor with forfeiture of pay and bad conduct discharge. Green is in brig awaiting review. no date for the special court martial is set.

The Marine Corps Peter H. Green Public Information Green Evanston Ill

Strict enforcement urged on fireworks in Illinois

Atty. Gen. Latham Castle called for stronger enforcement of state anti fireworks laws in Illinois. The act bans certain fireworks including sky rockets and sparklers. Castle said adults who knowingly violate the law face tougher penalties than youths who receive fireworks innocently.

Latham Castle Illinois Castle

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