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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

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Funeral for Fred Tim Brown Held at Myers Chapel

Fred Tim Brown 52 of Mt Vernon died at Jefferson Memorial Hospital after five weeks as a patient. A railroad fireman on L and N for years, he served in WWI and was a Park Avenue Baptist member. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Myers Chapel, burial Oakwood. Survived by wife Mable, son Walter, brother Walter, sister Hazel, and three grandchildren.

Fred Tim Brown RFD Vernon Jefferson Memorial Hospital Brown Myers Chapel Ace Summers Oakwood Cemetery Mr. Brown Mt. Vernon Charley Mary (Mason) Brown Mable Horton 16Th Infantry Park Avenue Baptist Church

Prison Riot Ends After Mutineers In Michigan

Prisoners in Michigan reach a truce after a large riot injuring 11 and killing one. Warden Frisb ie and officials kept heat light and food flowing as Gov Williams intervened. The mutineers demanded a newspaper publication and a staged weapons check before a steak meal and guarded return to cells.

Gov. Williams Hyatt Earl Ward Pblork

Two Sailors Miss Their Fresh Milk

CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo Apr 24 A CAPE Girardeau dairy agreed to send each of two sailors a free 30 day milk supply upon their return from Korea. Seaman H V Reed of Commerce Mo and Apprentice Seamh White of Thebes Ill wrote the dairy seeking milk since December. Postal authorities warned against shipping milk long distances. The dairy will also send each man a ham cake fly and cookies with a letter promising milk on return to their home towns across the Mississippi River from Cape Girardeau.

Associated Press Cape Girardeau, Mo Korea Eaman H. V. Reed Commerce Seamiah E. A. White Thebes Cape Girardeau Mississippi River Here

Car wedged under truck in Effingham kills man

In Effingham at 1 a.m. on U.S. Highway 40 a car was wedged under the rear of a large truck. John Miller, 45, of Teutopolis, a passenger, died. Driver Leroy Ordner of Teutopolis was injured and hospitalized in Flora. The truck driver was not blamed. Miller was father to three sons in the Army at Camp Cooke and Navy service, plus a daughter.

Associated Press Effingham John Miller Teutopolis Miller Camp Cooke Calif Leroy Ordner Tuetopolis Flora

Italy builds first postwar destroyer keel laid in Leghorn

Italy announced the keel was laid today for its first destroyer since World War II at Leghorn and said construction will begin on five more ships soon, signaling a new naval program.

Italy Leghorn

Kill 9 Reds in Korean Skirmish

Seoul April 24 Nine Reds were killed in the biggest fight on the Korean battlefronts. Warm weather and blossoms frame the quiet front as troops pause but fight light Communist patrols. Air Force Navy and Marine planes hit rail lines cutting tracks at 299 points. Okinawa based B 29s bombed marshalling yards and frontline concentrations as U S warships bombarded eastern coastal positions.

Seoul Korea Air Force Navy Marine U. S

Denmark to issue iron coins for first since World War I

In Copenhagen on April 24 the finance minister announced that Denmark will mint iron coins soon to address coin shortages. Zinc and lirenge coins are being illegally melted for industrial use, causing a critical shortage.

Copenhaggen Denmark

School Chief Retires in Anna After Illness

Kenneth Miebe, head of Anna grade schools for five years, announced his resignation on Wednesday due to illness. The notice came from Anna, Illinois, in an April report.

Cess Anna Kenneth Miebe

Local Masonic, Legion, and Rebekah Meetings Set This Week

Jefferson Encampment No 182 and Dan G Melton Ladies Auxiliary No 3 convene Friday at 7 30 pm in the I O O F Temple with staff work led by Captain Ora Keefe and Harvey H Hughes Chief Patriarch. Vernons Post No 1376 meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the American Legion Home. members urged to attend and pickup 1952 membership cards. Varnell Rebekah Lodge No 296 meets April 24 at 7 30 pm in the I O O F Temple. Joy Jines N G and Naomi Bogan Secy urge attendance. V ELW Auxiliary meets at City Hall this evening. Evelyn Fisher Secy.

Jefferson Dan G. Melton I. O. O. F. Temple Ora Keefe Vernons Post No American Legion R. L. Sursa Adj Varnell Rebekah Lodge No

Af Af Am Mt Vernon Lodge Special Meeting 1952

Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 AF and AM holds a special meeting Friday April 25 1952 at 7 00 p m to work in the Third Degree. Refreshments provided. All members urged to attend. Visiting brethren welcome. R H Whitaker W M Wm E Reavis Secy.

Mt. Vernon Lodge R. H. Whitaker W. M Wm. E. Reavis Sec’y

Truman Defends Emergency Powers Amid Iran Ultimatum Talk

President Truman discussed an ultimatum to Stalin over Iran and said a fleet and troops in the Persian Gulf provide leverage while Congress handles defense funding. He recalled prior wartime moves and asserted strong executive action in emergencies, citing Jefferson, Polk, Lincoln, and Roosevelt as precedents.

Stalin Truman Persia Iran Persian Gulf Congress Russia United States Trieste Berlin Korea Missouri Republic of South Korea Seventh Fleet Republic Polk Mexico New Mexico Arizona California U. S Lincoln Roosevelt Capitol Hill

Forgery arrest in Centralia linked to Ada men

Mt. Vernon police sent two Ada Oklahoma men Jackie Mullins 28 and Kenneth Dunlap 27 to the grand jury on 2500 bonds after they attempted to cash a 124 dollar forged check at Montgomery Ward in Centralia. Police said they had 19 checks made out for 125 dollars to Harry Davis signed by J E Wooster of Wooster Drilling Co Flora. The pair confessed cashing 124 dollar checks at two Centralia stores and are held in Centralia City Jail.

Mt. Vernon Ada Oklahoma Centralia Jackie Ray Mullins Kenneth Dunlap Justice of the Peace Court Montgomery Ward E. E Sandy" Connell Fairfield Bank Charles Norris Bryan Pitts Harry Davis J. E. Wooster Wooster Drilling Co Flora

Argentine Cops Check on Newsmen

Federal police in Buenos Aires questioned news agencies and foreign correspondents in an unexplained investigation. Labor section agents demanded written lists of employees and sources, banks, and methods of sending and receiving news from chiefs of AP, AFP, Reuters, and reporters for New York Times, London Daily Mail, and Time.

Buenos Aires Argentina National Police Americas Associated Press French Press Agency Reuters New York Times London Daily Mail Time Magazine

Truck and Car in Crash on State Route 37

A 1951 model car and a pick-up truck were heavily damaged in a collision on state route 37, a mile south of Mt Vernon, at 2 40 p m yesterday. No injuries were reported. The pickup was driven by D M Strickland of Waltonville and the car by K F Stewart of 401 Johnson Mt Vernon.

Mt. Vernon D. M. Strickland Waltonville K. F. Stewart Johnson, Mt. Vernon

Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharging Names Listed

Good Samaritan admissions include Mrs Gertrude Chesnek Woodlawn Mrs Hattie Hamlin Waltonville Loven DeJournett Paul Bruch. Discharges include Mrs Anne Loman Roy Hails Kell Mrs Grace Bube Mrs Grace Carlton Sadie Witter Teddy MacMich Nason. Jefferson Memorial admits Loretta Poole Opdyke Vernetta Slayton Harold Beal Sarah Hayes Clara Groothius Master William Earl Daniels Bluford.

Good Samaritan Gertrude Chesnek Woodlawn Hattie Hamlin Waltonville Loven DeJournett Paul Bruch Anne Loman Roy Hails Kell Grace Bube Grace Carlton Sadie Witter Teddy MacMich Nason Jefferson Memorial Loretta Poole Opdyke Vernetta Slayton Harold E. Beal RFD Sarah Hayes Clara Groothius William Earl Daniels Bluford

Births Perry Lee and Alan Marc born to Sledge and Atkinson

Mr and Mrs Walter Roy Sledge of Route 6 Mt Vernon welcomed a baby boy named Perry Lee at Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday at 4 02 pm weighing seven pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs Marc Atkinson of 23 North Fifth Street Newark Ohio welcomed a son named Alan Marc at 9 15 pm Wednesday. The new parents are former Vernon residents. Mrs Atkinson is Dorothy McKay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin McKay of this city. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pearl Atkinson of RFD 7.

Walter Roy Sledge Route 6 Mt. Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital Perry Lee Marc Atkinson North Fifth Street Newark Ohio Alan Marc Vernon Atkinson Dorothy McKay Irwin McKay Pearl Atkinson RFD 7

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