Bett Bottle Hits Mayor Egan's Son
A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of a vandal who threw two beer bottles striking Mayor Paul Egan's 13 year old son Christopher in Aurora Illinois The incident occurred as the boy slept in the living room before dawn He was taken to a hospital for examination and for treatment of a viral infection and a neighbor reported hearing breaking glass and a fleeing car The mayor, at odds with the police chief, faces council opposition over firings.
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Aurora
Ill
Rewa
Paul Egan
Christopher Egan
Egan
Earl Kribben Dies Civic Leader in Chicago
Earl Kribben 55 longtime civic leader and Marshall Field & Co. vice president in charge of civic affairs died Sunday of a heart ailment at Lake Forest hospital. He led the Illinois Metropolitan Planning Commission and chaired several Chicago area bodies. Survived by his widow Eleanor Cushman Kribben and two sons Arthur and Delafield. Born in St. Louis.
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Chicago
Earl Kribben
Marshall Field & Co
Suburban Lake Forest Hospital
Stratton
Kribben
Iegeha Illinois Metropolitania Planning Commission
Metropolitan Housing and Planning Council
State Street Council
The
Vase Turn Keeps Flowers Facing Light
A daily vase rotation helps cut stems lean toward sunlight, promoting even growth and healthier blooms. Turning the vase prevents flowers from bending excessively toward the light source.
Traffic court fines posted for Morris area speeding and parking violations
Eight of eleven motorists cited for improper parking on Morris streets paid $2 plus costs in Justice W L Dix court. Three remain to be summoned before warrants. Other motorists paid fines for speeding under Justice Dix and Justice Hosea F Johnson.
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Morris Friday
W. L. Dix
James Montanus
Francis Dunn
Christian
Gardner
Alfred Olson
JoAnn Barron
South Wilmington
Don Williams
Dwight
Joan Blevens
Coal City
Evelyn Smith
Donald Ward
Ihey
David Soldenberger
Algoama
Wis
Harold Blackburn
Knoxville
James Landigan
Springfield
Julian Brown
Chicago
Entertainment History May Be Being Made
Hollywood report notes the start of four one hour programs by the Bolshoi Ballet taped on a Paramount Sunset sound stage. The project marks a notable collaboration between a Communist national company and a major American studio amid the Cold War era.
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Hollywood
Paramount Sunset Studios
Skiatron
Bolshoi Ballet
Speeding Tickets Across Counties Lead to Fines
The arresting officers cited motorists including Harold Pfeifer of Mazon for 76 in a 65 zone with $11 plus costs, Louis Monferdini of Dwight for 80 in a 65 zone with $15 plus costs, and David Mauer of Plainfield at 89 in a 65 zone with $24 plus costs. Additional fines shown for Winterbottom Morris, Leffler Armstrong Street, Schick Aurora, Exline Aurora, and Charles Sharp Chicago in various court actions.
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Harold W. Pfeifer
Mazon
L. J. Wasilewski
Louis J. Monferdini
Dwight
Lewis Boyer
David L. Mauer
Plainfield
Robert D. Burns
Mauer
Chester P. Winsor
Kenneth J. Winterbottom
Morris
Gordon Gregg
Raymond Leffler
Armstrong Street
George Jisa
Leffler
Jisa
Carolyn Schick
Aurora
Division Street
George Hoge
Sylvia Exline
Charles Sharp
Chicago
Edward Wilt
Birthplace Stage Hums With TV and Film History
A Paramount Television production using cutting edge APER equipment costs about 1.5 million dollars and may air on pay TV. On a Warner lot where The Jazz Singer debuted, seven Russian dancers rehearse a dramatic flag sequence as five cameras track them under bright lights with Russian spoken directions.
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Skiatron
Matty Fox
Paramount Television
al Jolson
Warner Brothers
Cedi Beans Make a Bright First Course Treat
A simple appetizer features Cedi beans marinated in white wine vinegar and olive oil with salt pepper and crushed garlic. Garnish heavily with minced parsley for bright flavor. beans can be canned or cooked at home.
Globe resumes after three months of shutdown
ST LOUIS the Globe Democrat returns to print for the first time since February 21 when an American Newspaper Guild strike halted operations. Publisher Richard Amberg says the guild failed to achieve its aims while the Post Dispatch prints the Globe under contract after buying the building and equipment.
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ST. Louis
St. Louisans
Globe-Democrat
American Newspaper Guild
Richard Amberg
Rollin Everett
Rotary
NAG
Evening Post-Dispatch
The
Post
Globe
Crushing Peppermint Candy Between Waxed Paper Sheets
Crush peppermint candy between two sheets of waxed paper with a rolling pin. Use molasses mint or regular red and white peppermint candy for ice cream.
Flags to Be Removed From Graves Tuesday
Flags placed on graves for Memorial Day will be removed Tuesday at 6 30 p m by the American Legion post led by Commander Edward Kulig. Volunteers meet at the post home, rain date Wednesday evening. Also thanks are extended for help with the Memorial Day program. Film star Claudette Colbert was born Sept 13 1905 in Paris.
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Edward Kulig
American Legion Post
Kulig
Claudette Colbert
Paris
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Harvey
Smoky) Jenkins
William Mosher
Jenkins
Sat. Mosher
Justice Hosea F. Johnson
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Donald D. Elliott
Mark F. Harris
E. St. Louis
Ralph C. Voght
Rantoul
John Donahue
Kroger
U.S
Ib. Ads
Morris Kroger
Nan
Lal
Spiefer
Morris Kroger Store
NEW Kroger Supermarket
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Gillette Blue Blades
Washington State
Winesap Apples
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Dupa
Rae
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