Real Estate Listings Include Many Murphysboro and Carbondale Homes
Real estate ads list numerous properties in Murphysboro and Carbondale with prices, features, and contact numbers. Listings mention 3 and 4 bedroom houses, modern amenities, basements, stoker heat, and rentals or for sale details with phone contacts and dates.
Modern five room home with garage in Carbondale
Large lot 3 bedroom dwelling with insulated storm windows and gas furnace. Financing possible. Also multiple Carbondale apartments and cottages listed with furnished or unfurnished options near campus. Contact local listings GL 7-.. for details.
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Carterville
Pete Anastaple
Martin Cowan
Carterville Crossroads
Harry
W. Main
N. Springer
Pecan
W. Mill
South
Graham
W. Oak
S. Graham
Bridges
Springer
S. Marion
Lee
Carico
Housing Bid Notices and Local Rentals Fill Franklin County Pages
Public notices announce Illinois Commerce Commission transfer request for a dairy carrier and bids for Williamson County Housing Project 80 units at Marion. Classified ads list Herrin Murphysboro Carbondale rental rooms and apartments with contact numbers and furnishing details.
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Illinois Motor Carrier of Property Act
John W., Duncan
DeSoto
Illinois
Virgil E. Worley
South Pine
Zeigler
Ilinois
Jackson County
Perry County
Union County
Williamson County
Jefferson County
Eden Park
Herrin
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County of Williamson
Marion
C.D.T
N. 6Th St. Herrin
Mlinois
N. 6Th St
Lee Potter Smith and Asssociates
Broadway
Paducah
Kentucky
F. W. Dodge Corporation
St. Louis
Missouri
Springfield
Evansville
Indiana
Southern Illinois Builders Association
East St. Louis
Alton
Associated General Contractors
Births in Illinois Hospitals Reported by County
List of birth announcements from several towns noting parents names and newborn gender. Ernst Cobden and Anna De Soto McGee Carbondale Marion Murphysboro St Andrew's Hospital Carbondale Pinckneyville Rockwood Hindman Shester Hospital all report Monday or Sunday deliveries to respective hospitals.
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Illinois Commerce Commission
Springfield
Ilinois
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New State
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de Soto
South Pine
Zeigler
Sugar Creek Creamery
Carbondale
Wright
Cleta
Sparta Palmer
Melinda Ann
Makanda Stickles
Neola Mae
Royalton Edwards
Alda Galatia
Clark
Harvey William
Carterville
Joffray
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Gualdoni
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Murphysboro
Perzia
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Willisville
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Eggemeyer
Kendall
Smith
Lewis
Wolf Lake
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Lawrence
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Willie
Cox
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Marion Rogers
Herbert Lee
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Warren
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Cushist
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West Frankfort
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John
Kelley
Raleigh
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Blase
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Carbondae
Terry
Caude
Dunning
James Victor
Hurst
Cobden
Holdernfield
Ernst
Union County Hospital
Anna DE Soto
Noble
Doctors Hospital
McCleland
Kenneth
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Pinckneyville
Matychowiak
Edmond
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Rockwood
Hindman
David Lee
Shester Hospital
Obituaries: Herbert Simmelman and Alfred Richardson
Herbert L. Simmerman 50 died Monday at Union County Hospital. Funeral Wednesday at Norris and Son Funeral Home Jonesboro at 2 p m burial Anna Cemetery. Alfred Richardson 72 died at his home 1112 Trout St Johnston City. Funeral Thursday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home at 2 p m burial Lakeview Cemetery.
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Simmerman
Herbert L
Union County Hospital
Norris and Son Funeral
Jonesboro
Johnston City
Richardson
Alfred
Trout St
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
Lakeview Cemetery
Spurning Old Sweeper Reveals $1063 Hidden Cash
Springfield reports that after Thomas A. Wilde Sr. died, his vacant rental home yielded a dilapidated vacuum sweeper. Paul Bee found a metal container with $890 in cash and two checks totaling $1,063. He returned the money to Wilde's three children.
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Springfield
Thomas A. Wilde Sr
Paul Bee
Wilde
Patterson graduates from Fort Riley NCO Academy
Army Sgt. First Class Robert N. Patterson 29 son of Mr and Mrs James A Patterson Route 2 Cobden graduated from Fort Riley Kansas Non Commissioned Officer Academy. He received refresher training in teaching methods combat tactics and military leadership and is regularly assigned to a radar unit at Fort Riley.
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Army
Robert N. Patterson
James A. Patterson
Rt. 2
Cobden
Fort Riley, Kan
Fort Riley
New Soviet Demobilized Soldiers Face Nonhome Routes
The first Red Army soldiers released under a large cut are headed not for home but to construction sites factories and state and collective farms. Soviet Russia reports demobilized men may supply labor for the USSR economic machine as Western observers note.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia Today
Dick Browne to Resign from Illinois Teachers College Board
Richard G. Browne executive officer of the Illinois Teachers College Board resigns effective August 31 1961 after a decade in the post He plans to teach part time and pursue research The board names a committee to find a successor The job pays 21000 annually The board also approves student health insurance rates and summarizes coverage for married and family plans The board oversees Northern Illinois University Eastern Illinois University Western Illinois University and Illinois State Normal University
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Illinois Teachers College Board
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DeKalb
Eastern
Charleston
Western
Macomb
Illinois State Normal
Normal
Boy Tries Crime Career Over Dull TV Force
In Louisville Kentucky a 16 year old, Harold Lee Howard, was sentenced to life with at least eight years before parole after pleading guilty to armed robbery tied to a tavern holdup. He has spent time in and out of jail since age 12. He said he turned to crime because there was nothing interesting on television.
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Louisville
Harold Lee Howard
State Reformatory
Howard
Sitting Fines Hit New York Park Risers for Littering
In Central Park officers issue fines from 1 to 3 dollars to readers who sit on the grass using newspapers to stay dry or avoid stains. Office workers lunching on the green are the main targets and the public reacts with indignation.
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Central Park
Market Dips Leave Most Stocks Lower After Early Gains
Stocks edged down with few sharp advances as trading remained moderate. Major movers included Baltimore & Ohio dropping about a point after a merger news buzz with New York Central, while Chesapeake & Ohio rose fractions. Beckman and General Instrument gained about three points each amid mixed gains in electronics and other sectors.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
B&o
Beckman Instrument
General Instrument
Universal Match
NAFI
Litton Industries
Minnesota Mining
Revere
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Livestock Prices Mixed as USDA Hog and Cattle Quotes Released
The report shows hogs with varying grades and weights from 120 to over 240 pounds priced mainly 13.00 to 18.00 per hundredweight, including bulk U S No 1 2 at 17 50 17 75 and a 220 pound lot at 18 00. Cattle and calves list good and choice steers 24 50 26 50 largely 1000 1100 pounds, heifers and yearlings 22 50 25 00, cows 12 00 16 00, bulls 18 00 19 50 with dealers at 23 00 27 00 and other ranges across classes.
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USDA
U.S
U. S
Venezuela Maps War of Nerves With Dominican Republic
Caracas reports from June 28 quote Foreign Minister Ignacio Luis Arcaya stating Venezuela has proof the explosives used in the attempt on President Romulo Betancourt originated in the Dominican Republic. Arcaya told ambassadors a message to their governments was delivered but not disclosed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ignacio Luis Arcaya
Dominican Republic
Romulo Betancourt
Arcaya
Dr Walter Baade Dies at 67 Noted Astronomer
Pasadena California reports Dr Walter Baade world renowned astronomer died in Germany while serving as visiting professor at the University of Gottingen. He was 67 and retired in 1958 after 27 years with Mount Wilson and Palomar observatories. He identified two fundamental star age groups blue giants and red giants.
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Pasadena
Calif
Walter Baade
Germany
University of
Gottingen
California Institute of Technology
Kentucky Revenue Officers Confront Sober Duties at Convention
About 50 alcohol and tobacco field officers gather in Kentucky for the group’s national convention. One agent says his dull duties involve audits and monitoring companies, far from moonshine raids.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Financial statement balance and capital accounts noted
The document lists capital stock common par value 25 000.00 surplus 35 000.00 undivided profits 21 318.32 reserves 5 000.00 total capital 86 318.32 with totals 701 453.36 and certification by Huthmacher Keller and Herbert. Notary Dorothea Ziegler dated June 22 1960. M-1644-June 28.
Bank Balance Sheet and Officers Statement 1960 Illinois
The document lists assets including 4,350.00 Federal Reserve stock and 7,230.22 bank premises with 161,053.11 total assets and 2,142,527.95 total liabilities and capital accounts. It shows common stock par 6, surplus, undivided profits, and notes officials B W Koeneman president attesting to accuracy.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal National Mortgage Association
B. W. Koeneman
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