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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1952

Page

2

Reds tighten hold on Hungary amid purge fear

Exile sources say Matyas Rakosi’s Budapest leadership conducts a wide purge under Moscow’s watch. Fear drives new deportations and harsher discipline as Budapest’s politburo screens the party, seizes railways, and imprisons clergy while food shortages bite and inflation soars.

Matyas Rakosi Hun Joseph Stalin Rakosi Robert A. Vogeler Ns Eee Moscow Hungary Bulgaria Romania Slovakia Poland Erno Gero Budapest Communist Party Russias Austria Tito Laszlo Rajk Cardinal Mindszenty Ference Ney Pnarthoidex Party Nagy Ion

Planing meeting for revived canaials at Judson Baptist

Plan program details for Rev. Charles Simonds of Percy and committee members gathered Friday night May 2 at Cambria Baptist church to plan reinstitution of canals in the Judson Baptist. A rank will be held on June 3.

Charles Simonds Percy Cambria

Attack injures two in neutral air corridor flight

A plane attack in the neutral air corridor between Frankfurt and Berlin wounded two German passengers. The damaged aircraft radioed from Berlin and landed safely at Templhof airbase after completing its scheduled route through the corridor amid Allied pressure.

Frankfurt Berlin Templhoof

Methodist General Conference Debates Top Level Reforms

In San Francisco on May 5, delegates face a major report urging drastic changes in church structure with possible referral to study over four years until the 1956 quadrennial conference. Other key issues include a ministerial promise ban on smoking and renaming the unofficial Federation for Social Action to drop Methodist from its title.

San Francisco Methodist General Conference Methodist Federation For Social Action Methodist New York

Giants City Consolidated School Closes First Year

Giant City consolidated school ended its first year with a basket dinner and ball game at Giant City state park. Parents pupils and teachers participated in the closing activities.

Giant City Consolidated School Giant City State Park

First Merger Binds Negro and White Congregations

In San Francisco the Westminister Presbyterian church hosted the first merger of an all white church with the Negro Hope church. Guests framed the event as historic and urged unity while condemning racial self consciousness and pride. The two congregations had voted to merge.

San Francisco Westminister Presbyterian Church Negro Hope Church West Carl Thomas

Coal Goes to College Courses in Mine Engineering

Coal education advances in University of Illinois mining engineering curriculum. Fourth year majors study mine administration personnel problems and coal preparation as core topics to prepare for industry roles.

University Oflinois

Area Schools Shine in Music Contest Results

Zeigler led area musians with five superior ratings and three excellent scores at Bradley University. Carterville and Carrier Mills posted strong showings in various ensembles, while University School Carbondale withdrew and Cobden High failed to appear.

Southern Sinois Bradley University Peoria Zeigler Sally Clark Jeanette Martin Mary McFarland Betty Brown Shirley Kittila Carterville Jim Throgmorton Superior Toni Oller Val McCamish Kay Talley Laverne Coffey

Surprise patient ends up in hospital after dog bite

Mrs George Burrow visiting Yorkton hospital became a patient after a dog bite near the hospital. She required nine stitches.

Yorkton,Sask George Burrow

Origin of horsepower Traced to James Watt

James Watt coined the term horsepower after measuring how much coal a horse could lift in a minute. He concluded a horse could move 33 000 pounds of coal one foot upward in sixty seconds.

James Watt

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