Deaths Isaac W Boyer of McLeansboro Dies at 87
Isaac William Boyer 87 of McLeansboro died at 8:00 am at Pearce Hospital Eldorado after a lingering illness. A retired farmer and school teacher, he will be buried in Concord Cemetery after funeral services Thursday at 11 am in Gholson Funeral Home chapel McLeansboro, with Rev. John B. Maulding officiating. He was born Feb 29 1872 in Hamilton County to George W Boyer and Hester Mangis Boyer. Survived by two sons Howard H McLeansboro and Eldon E Steeleville N C, two daughters Ruth Moore and Eleanor Burke both of McLeansboro, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. One son and one daughter preceded him in death.
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Isaac William Boyer
McLeansboro
Pearce
Eldorado
Boyer
Gholson Funeral Home
John B. Maulding
Concord Cemetery
Hamilton County
George W
Hester (Mangis) Boyer
Ena Ruth Jones
Howard H
Eldon E
Steeleville
N. C
Ruth Moore
Ruby Mae Bean Dies at 59 in Jefferson County
Ruby Mae Bean died at 9:30 p.m. at her home 1009 South 22nd Street at age 59 years nine months and seven days. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Myers Chapel with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. She was born November 3, 1899 in Jefferson County. Survived by three daughters Doris Smith Wilma Verheyen and Norma Nance a son Gary and four grandchildren.
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Ruby Mae Bean
South 22Nd Street
Myers Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Bean
Jefferson County
William H. and
Martha (Perry) Hogue
Gerald Bean
Mt. Vernon
Howard Hogue
San Manuel
Arizona
Gilbert Hogue
Littleton, Colo
Ida Thurmond of Marion Dies
Word reached here of the death of Mrs Ida Thurmond of Marion. Widow of the late M Thurmond she left three daughters Lena Dobry of Florida Evaline Long and Oliva Hay of Marion. Services held Thursday at 3 00 p m at Wilson Funeral Home in Marion.
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Ida Thurmond
Marion
M. Thurmond
Mt. Vernon
Wilson Funeral Home
Lena Dobry
Florida
Evaline Long
Oliva Hay
Four U S Sailors Die As Typhoon Hits Ship At Sea
At Yokosuka Japan the attack transport Bexar faced huge waves from Typhoon Ellen en route to Okinawa. Four sailors died after a wave washed two overboard and others were knocked down. Ensign Robert D Stannus leapt to save Marine Cpl Hileo J Henning who survived. Stannus died. Named among the fallen were Marine Pfc George R Olmes and Navy Fireman Apprentice James R Taylor and Machinist Mate Fireman Sylvan R Richens. Several sailors remained hospitalized in fair condition nearby.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Ellen
U.S. Navy
Bexar
Navy
Okinawa
Lass
Ens
Robert D. Stannus
San Antonio
Tex
Marine
Hileo J. Henning
Yakima
Wash
Stannus
George R. Olmes
Otter Creek
Maine
James R. Taylor
San Diego
Calif
Sylvan R. Richens
Roosevelt
Utah
Hospital Notes at Jefferson Memorial Admits Several
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions for John Benton Wood Charlie Kittle and Wayne City. Discharges include Mrs. Lovell Martin Mrs. George Walter Wagner and baby Linda Sue plus several others across Centra lia Belleville and beyond. GOOD SAMARITAN records multiple admissions including Lois Set tle Clara Watson and a long list of names with patient details.
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Jefferson Memorial
John Benton Wood
Charlie Kittle
Wayne City
Lovell Martin
George Walter Wagegmer
Linda Sue
Eileen Taylor
Centralia
Madge Elizabeth Doughhetee
Belleville
Etta May Holman
Illinois Weather Outlook From The Associated Press
Generally fair weather dominated Illinois on Tuesday with morning showers in the north that should end as the day progresses. Highs near the low 80s, lows in the 60s, and possible showers again in the north Tuesday night. readings Monday peaked in the low 80s with Belleville at 85 and Rantoul at 84, the low in Rantoul night around 57.
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Illinois
Weather Bureau
Belleville
Rantoul
GOP Labor Bill Split Deepens as Rayburn Fights Stronger Law
House leader Sam Rayburn argues that the Landrum Griffin bill would tilt federal power toward management, risking workers rights. He backs the Labor Committee bill despite GOP and business group opposition, warning against crippling restraints on honest labor.
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Rayburn
Eisenhower
Carl Elliott
Dala
Elliott
House Labor Committee
Udall
Labor Committee
Theisenhower
Lansdrum-Griffin
No Man’s Land
National Labor Relations Board
Landrum - Griffin
Congress
Ailcio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Teams
Brave Rain Fails to Damp Oil Men’s 100th Birthday Outing
Over 600 oil men braved heavy rain at Olney Illinois on August 6 to celebrate the Illinois oil industry’s 100th birthday. About 150 golfers 100 archers 180 horseshoe pitchers and 60 fishermen competed despite weather delays. Winners included Charles West Bradford Supply Robinson Jim Shackelford Kingwood Oil McLeansboro and Oscar P Gilbert Evansville. State officials Secretary of State Charles F Carpentier and Paul Powell Speaker attended. Helicopter rides were offered by Mississippi Valley Copters Inc and Bell Aircraft Co. Powell urged business and industry to stay active in government. The University of Illinois gymnasts performed to close the day.
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Illinois Oil Producers
Olney
Illinois
Illinois Oil & Gas Association
Charles West
Bradford Supply Company
Robinson
Jim Shackelford
Kingwood Oil Company
McLeansboro
Oscar _ P
Gilbert
Gulf Oil Company
Evansville
Charles F. Carpentier
Ilinois
Mississippi Valley Thecopters, Inc
Bell Aircraft Company
Howard Brockman
Carpentier
Paul Powell
House of Representatives of
Powell
University of Illinois
Charles Pond
University of Ilinois
Custody Battle Over Family Dachshund Decided
Mary Lieblich age 49 won custody of the family dachshund in a pre divorce hearing in Los Angeles. Her husband Ernest, 49, was granted visitation rights.
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Los Angeles
Mary Lieblich
Ernest
Las Vegas Laughs and Luxuries Grow with Gambling
Las Vegas booms as Sahara adds 200 rooms amid jokes from Red Skelton and Joe E. Lewis. Observers and performers lampoon gambling, hotels, and the town’s 24 hour nonstop energy. Comedians rib the crowd with sailor sight gags, snappy one liners, and clipped punchlines about luck, rooms, and retirement.
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Las Vegas
Joey Biship
Vegas
Joey
Sahara
Crosby Brothers
The
McGuire Sisters
Desert Inn
Bing Crosby
Phyllis McGuire
Paris
Stardust
iCarol] Channing
Tropicana
Marlene Dietrich
Carol
Red Skelton
Desert
Red
Toll bridge tolls under FBI grand jury probe
A federal grand jury in Springfield opened hearings into a Rock Island Centennial Bridge tolls shortage, potentially $750,000, with 13 toll takers suspended. FBI agents and two witnesses attended, and prosecutors aim to wrap by Thursday. Prosecutors allege tolls were pocketed via conspiracies to defraud the U.S. government that financed the bridge.
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Springfield
Rock Island Centennial Bridge
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Grand Jury
Rock Island
Ill
Davenport
Iowa
FBI
James Handloser
Joe L. McKinstray
John Wertz
John W. Lewis
Robert Trout
Louie Dean
Charles R. Wood
Bernard Moran
Rock Island County
United States
States To Build New Bridge For Mathieson Plant
Brandenburg Kentucky AP Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp plans a 20 million dollar expansion at its Doe Run plant doubling production and adding new facilities with completion expected by early 1961 A further 10 million will fund Joliet Illinois plant work as part of a five year program A bridge over the Ohio River is to be built linking Indiana and Kentucky to speed shipping and open hiring and material exchange opportunities for the company The Joliet sulfuric acid facility production is slated to begin by January 1 and will support detergents
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Brandenburg, Ky
Olin Mathieson Cheical Corp
Doe Run
Olin Mathieson
Stanley Osborne
Joliet
Ilc
Dir
Kentucky
Indiana
Ager
Brandenburg
Ohio River
Street
Porit
Air Force
Rockefeller Honeymoon In Wyoming Hills
Steven Rockefeller, son of New York governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, and Norwegian fiancée Anne Marie Rasmussen Rockefeller plan a long honeymoon in Wyoming hills after their August wedding. Upon return to New York, she will enroll at Columbia University to continue art studies begun at the Metropolitan Museum.
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Associated Press
Kristiansand
Norway
Steven Rockefeller
Wyoming
New York
Anne Marie Rasmussen Rockefeler
Columbia University
Metropolitan Museum
Steven
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Anne Marie
Rasmussens
Sogne
Here
Fire alarm at Starr Bros. plant fires out with no damage
Firemen responded to a blaze at Starr Bros. plant at 12th and Broadway caused by an acetylene torch. No damage reported. Earlier, at 7:00 pm, another call to 1700 block of South Tenth Street found a car owned by Thomas A. Bonner of Route 4 with slight damage from arson-related activity.
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Starr Bros
12Th and Broadway
South Tenth Street
Thomas A. Bonner
Route 4
Mt. Vernon
Corinne Lee
Casey Avenue
North Ninth Street
Gary L. Myers
North Ninth
Lee
Buford Sherman
Stanley
Rosemary Jackson
Heribert
South Tenth
Sherman
Jackson
Bloodmobile visit planned for Mt Vernon amid shortage
A Red Cross appeal follows two Mt Vernon crashes with property damage over 600 dollars. The blood shortage prompts a Thursday August 13 visit by the Red Cross Bloodmobile to Mt Vernon with donor hours noon to 6 pm at Mooss Lodge. Jefferson County quota is 1650 pints. walk ins welcome.
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Red Cross
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Mooss Lodge
Barbara Strattan
St. Louis
Jefferson
Misss Strattan
Farmer Killed On Motorcycle Collision in Washington
Alfred Pool, 50, a Washington area farmer, was killed when the motorcycle he rode crashed into a car at a Washington intersection. Verna Belsly, 61, the car driver, escaped injury and was not held.
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Washington, Ill
Alfred G. Pool
Washington Area
Washington
Verna Belsly
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