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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1950

Page

13

Divided on Western Europe military aid Taft and George clash

Sen Walter F George D Ga backs a Military Assistance Plan to defend Western Europe saying Western Germany must supply manpower for a credible defense. Sen Robert A Taft R Ohio opposes arming Europe urging the US to rely on its power and air force, atomic bombs as deterrence. George indicates change due to efforts to integrate Western Germany with Atlantic pact economies.

Washington Walter F. George D-Ga Western Germany Europe George Senate Foreign Relations Committee Congress Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio United States Tait Yeterday Russia

Welfare and Highway Staff Listings by Town Names

A compiled roster lists multiple workers across departments Welfare Highways and P W B with roles ranging from Lab Maint Janitor to Cottage Parent II. Names include Ardell Whittington Howard Wiggs Effie Williams Raymond Williams Wilma Wilson Leon Wilson Stanley Winn Oscar Winn Bertha Winn Doris Yarbro Zora Yates and Henry Zola plus addresses in Marion Herrin Johnston City Carterville and Car.

Whitesides Fred 16Th St Herrin Whittington Ardell Lab W. Harrison Herrin Wiggins Howard I. S. L Univ West Maple Herrin Wiggs Harry E Carterville Williams Effie Attendant Johnston City Williams Marion Wilson Stanley F S. Market St Samuel M Carterville Winning William T., Jr P.w.&b N. 8Th St Herrin Wellard Esco RFD Marion Wright Kenneth A Ico Carterville Wright Warren Marion Wynn Oscar D Ridge Ave Carterville

Commerce aide purge sparks McCarthy era clash

Secretaries Sawyer moved to remove Michael E. Lee and William W. Remington from the Office of International Trade amid charges of Communist ties. Lee and Remington refused to quit, citing loyalty and principles. McCarthy assails the State Department amid broader Senate fight over Reds in government.

Washington Charles Sawyer Michael E. Lee William W. Remington Sawyer Senate Truman State Department Joseph McCar R-Wis Robert A. Taft Ohio Senate Committee McCarthy Omana Neb J. Howard McGrath Gestapo Justice Department Commerce Department Remington Lee Office of International Trade George Malone R-New

Judges Work at Herrin State Band Contest

Three judges for the south state grade school band contest at Herrin on Saturday May 13 were hard at work assessing performances under sunny conditions.

Herrin

Two Jonesboro Boys Found Safe In Manteno

Ronald Gene Batson and Terry Lee Hindman, both 15, were located Saturday night after disappearing Thursday noon. They called their parents to report they were safe, ending a wide search by authorities including Sheriff Earl Batson and Mr. and Mrs. Hindman. The article also recalls Captain Samuel Nicholas defining Marine Corps recruit traits in 1775.

Jonesboro Manteno Ronald Gene Batson Union County Earl Batson Terry Lee Hindman Paul Hindman

Judith Coplon Weds Lawyer In New York

Former government worker Judith Coplon and her lawyer husband Albert H. Socolov wed at the bride's Brooklyn home. They plan a honeymoon as a rabbi expressed belief in her innocence despite two espionage convictions. Coplon faces federal prison and remains free on $60,000 bail during appeals.

New York Judith Coplon Albert H. Socolov Brooklyn Rebecca Coplon Washington Max Felshin

Pity the Poor Mane a satirical look at human ape breeding

A humorous, controversial piece from a New York AP column imagines a "mape" a cross between man and ape. It explores ethical objections while offering a punchy tale of a mape football star who f vilifies, is fired, and ends up in Bowery poverty, ending with a plea to spare the apes.

New York Lyndney William Britton University of Virginia Kindergarden Brooklyn Mama Mape Bowery

Charge Russia Pouring Troops into Red China

Nationalist China accused Russia of pouring 300000 Soviet troops into Red China. The claim could not be independently verified. The Nationalists also asserted an agreement allowing 400000 Soviet citizens to settle in Manchuria.

Russia Red China Taipei Formosa Red China Manchuria

Fresno Flight Terrorist Held After Oakland Landing

John O'Reilly a 28 year old Los Angeles gear grinder caused panic on a Fresno to Oakland bound flight. He menaced 25 aboard for about 30 minutes then forced an emergency landing. Deputy sheriffs detained him and he was placed in a psychiatric ward. His wife Magdaline apologized to passengers and crew after the incident.

Fresno Calif John O'Reilly Los Angeles California Air Force Magdaline Oakland O'Reilly Miss Herron Joseph N. Nuccitelli Nuccitelli Don Lieto O’reilly Edward O'Reilly

Orchards Warned of Cicada Invasion Not Locust Threat

Champaign reports cicadas in Southern Illinois as University of Illinois entomologist Dr. George Decker clarifies that grasshoppers are not involved. The cicadas emerge after 13 years underground and may damage young fruit and shade trees, with spray guidance using tetraethyl pyrophosphate for protection.

Champaign Ill Illinois George Decker University of Illinois Decker Paris Mattoon Jacksonville

Ousted French Queen Elevated to Sainthood by Pope

Vatican City May 29 Jeanne de Valois ousted queen of France by a hostile husband was raised to sainthood by Pope Pius XII. Eleven cardinals and seventy five bishops witnessed in St Peter's Basilica as the abused wife of Louis XII was honored for four centuries of devout works and public endurance.

Vatican City Jeanne de Valois France Pius XII St. Peter’s Basilica Louis XII

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