Illinois approves new 25 district congressional map
Illinois legislature approves a 25 district redistricting plan affecting 1952 elections. Major changes move Peter Mack of Carlinville into a district with Edward Jenison of Paris, creating the Jenison Mack district from the Indiana line through Springfield and Carlinville. The bill passed 40 to 1 in the Senate and 138 to 4 in the House. Gov. Adici Stevenson must sign.
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Springfield
Illinois
Adici Stevenson
Peter Mack
Carlinville
Edward H. Jenison
Paris
Jenison-Mack
Indiana
Legislative Friends of
Jenison
House-Senate
House
Bond
Fayette
Lawrence
Montgomery
Richland
Wabash
Charles W. Wursell
Marion
Gallatin
Hardin
Johnson
Massac
Pope
Saline
C. W. (Runt
Carterville
Senate
Mack
Simpson
Vursell
Illinois House approves district alignments for counties
The Illinois legislature approved a plan listing county groupings assigned to each congressional district. Counties are arranged by district numbers from 14th through 25th, including DuPage, Kane, McHenry in 14th and Madison, St Clair in 24th, with numerous others such as Champaign, Macoupin, Sangamon, and Scott in their respective districts.
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Springfield
Illinois
Dupage
Kane
McHenry
Boone
DeKalb
Grundy
Kendall
LaSalle
Will
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Lee
Ogle
Stephenson
Whiteside
Winnebago
Ford
Iroquois
Kankakee
Livingston
McLean
Vermilion
Woodford
Bureau
Marshall
Peoria
Putnam
Stark
Tazewall
Fulton
Henderson
Henry
Knox
Mercer
Rock Island
Warren
Adams
Brown
Calhoun
Cass
Greene
Hancock
Jersey
Mason
McDonough
Menard
Morgan
Pike
Schuyler
Scott
Christian
Macoupin
Clark
Crawford
Cumberland
Edgar
Effingham
Jasper
Sangamon
Shelby
Champaign
Coles
Dewitt
Douglas
Logan
Macon
Moultrie
Pratt
Bond
Clay
Clinton
Edwards
Fayette
Hamilton
Jefferson
Lawrence
Marion
Montgomery
Richland
Wabash
Washington
Wayne
White
Madison
St. Clair
Alexander
Franklin
Gallatin
Hardin
Jackson
Johnson
Massac
Monroe
Perry
Pope
Pulaski
Randolph
Saline
Union
Williamson
Chinese Youths Flee Draft From Malaya to Canton
About 350 Chinese youths avoided Malaya's call-up by sailing to Canton aboard a ship. A second group of around 200 is expected to depart in a later vessel within a week, part of a broader movement to escape military service.
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Malaya
Canton
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