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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
8
A brief forecast indicates a warmer pattern except for the central Plains and the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures rise in many areas while the central Plains and Pacific Northwest stay cooler.
Funeral services for Will Shaw, 71, Manteno, will be at 4 30 p m Wednesday in Mitchell Funeral Home of Marion Rev Sam Motsinger will officiate Burial at New Rose Hill Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Tuesday Mr Shaw died at 1 a m Sunday in Manteno He was born May 6 1892 in Saline County son of Monroe and Lucy Qzment Shiw He married Dessie Boy He worked at Manteno State Hospital and belonged to Manteno Baptist Church He leaves his wife three daughters Mrs Vivian Motsinger Mrs Wanda Owens and Carney of Manteno and Mrs Betty Mifflin of Goreville, two sons Howard of Marion and Olt of Stonefort, a sister Mrs Nettie Moore of Marion, a half brother Bert Abney of Marion, a half sister Mrs Rosie Power of Marion, and nine grandchildren
David E. Botter Jr. 46 of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism dies after a long illness. Memorial services set for Wednesday on Evanston campus where he served as chairman of the Medill editorial department. He joined the faculty in 1959 after five years with Look Magazine and was a 1944-45 Nieman Fellow at Harvard. Botter began his journalism career with the Herald Press in Palestine Texas.
Betty Miller, first woman to fly solo from California to across the Pacific, received a civic reception in Brisbane. The Santa Monica aviator handed a gold key and a silver platter to Brisbane officials. She plans to fly to Sydney and then home, ending a 13 day journey of 7,100 miles in a twin engine Piper Apache. Her route mirrored Amelia Earhart’s later flight era move, with a cyclone threat and a rough engine moment between Noumea and Brisbane.
Charles Evans of Chicago was fined 15 dollars including costs by Justice of the Peace Louis Blechle. The speeding ticket acted under Topper Ivan L. Caslen as prosecutor.
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