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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
5
Police report a Friday break in at the Walker Cafe in Zeigler where a hidden stash was presumed stolen after the cigarette machine key was missing. A master key opened the machine later and the money was recovered, according to Franklin County Deputy Leonard Spotanski.
SIU Division of Technical and Adult Education offers spring term adult education with 20 evening courses at Carbondale and 11 at the Vocational Technical Institute. Registration runs 6:30 to 8:30 p m Wednesday in Room 41 University School and Thursday at Room 6 VTI Classroom Building Southern Acres. Courses span 10 weeks, 12 weeks for calculating machines, covering typing shorthand bookkeeping psychology Spanish drawing and civil service training.
Springfield reports John M. Lewis of the Illinois House faces GOP party leaders as he blocks a Chicago tax ceiling bill and other measures. Backers say his redistricting push could win Republicans four seats, potentially giving Republicans control of both House and Senate for a decade. Rep. J Lisle Laufer calls the move a gamble with long term leverage.
Orville E. Hodge, once Illinois political prodigy turned embezzler, returns to Granite City hardware work. He plans reforms to boost business as the town grows, recalling a life from mayoral promise to prison and back to small business.
Martin N. Heinz of Waukesha Wisconsin identified the body of his six year old son Larry found in an eighth floor room of the Atlantic Hotel Chicago. The boy and his mother had been missing since Friday. Autopsy did not reveal cause of death. Police search for Mrs Heinz continues.
Older men plagued by night urination back pain fatigue and loss of vigor may have glandular inflammation the clinic claims. The Excelsior Medical Clinic offers non surgical treatments and a free book with methods proven to relieve these conditions with no obligation.
Golda Crowell Perrine 66, of Chicago and former Herrin resident, died Saturday at home in Chicago. Born May 4, 1896, she was daughter of Thomas B. Stoutt and Rose Ann Armstrong Stoutt. Survived by mother, daughters Helen Scheuers and Velma Ottolini, son Robert Crowell, sister Velma White, brother Leonard Stoutt, 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Johnson's Funeral Home Herrin with Rev. Boyd Cubbage officiating. burial Herrin City Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday.
The Triangle Shirtwaist disaster 52 years ago spurred safety reforms and union action. ILGWU now cites improved conditions and safety, urging readers to recognize the ILGWU label and support craftspeople. The book The Triangle Fire by Leon Stein is promoted at a special ILGWU price of $2.50 with address for purchase.
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