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Mt Vernon Register News

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Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1962

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Deaths Hermen Thomas funeral set in Galatia

Funeral services for Hermen Thomas 72 of Harrisburg will be at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Courtney Funeral Home Galatia with Rev. Carl Downey officiating. Burial follows at Rhine Cemetery Raleigh. He died Monday at Lightner Hospital Harrisburg. He leaves wife Flo of Harrisburg a daughter Dorothy Hunt of Ft Myers Fla a son Donald Thomas in the U S Air Force in Turkey three sisters and five grandchildren.

Hermen Thomas Courtney Funeral Galatia Carl Downey Rhine Raleigh Courtney Mr. Thomas Harrisburg Lightner Hospital Flo Thomas West Raymond Dorothy Hunt Ft. Myers Fla Mt. Vernon Donald Thomas U. S. Air Force Turkey Chris Casselton West Frankfort Ernest Patton Durwood Tison Eldorado

Ice Forms on Miami Fields in Freeze Deep Freeze Hits Florida

A dense fog and freezing air swept through the Miami area causing ice on fields and 19 cars piled up on a foggy highway. The Miami airport and Miami Beach set new record lows for the date with 38 and 45 degrees respectively. Growers used sulphur dust aerial sprays to raise temperatures and kept smudge fires burning while crops like hearts squash strawberries and tomatoes reportedly survived the cold.

Miami Fla Florida Miami Beach

Secretary of Goldfine Jailed In 30 Day Sentence

BOSTON AP Mildred Paperman 42 secretary to industrialist Bernard Goldfine started a 30 day jail term for smuggling letters to the ailing businessman. She admitted delivering letters to Goldfine while he served a year for tax evasion at Danbury Federal Correctional Institution. Goldfine, recently moved to the U S Public Health Service Hospital in Staten Island after a cerebral thrombosis.

Boston (Ap Mildred Paperman Bernard Goldfine Boston

Births Report From City Hospitals Timely Family Additions

A series of birth notices from Chicago and nearby cities details newborns, weights, and parents. Kenneth Charles Hetler weighs eight pounds, born to Mrs. George F Hetler and Elaine Royal in Chicago. Arthur Turner and Elaine Turner, Elgin, welcome a daughter born December 28. Lorey Renee Buono weighs six pounds three ounces, Hammond, with grandparents Louie Chapman and Alice Mifflin. Brad Jensen Meadors weighs six pounds three ounces, Mt. Vernon area. Glen Gene Jr. born to Glen and wife at Good Samaritan Hospital. A daughter arrives for David Terrel of Waltonville at Good Samaritan Hospital.

George F Hetler South LaSalle Street Chicago Kenneth Charles George Hetler Elaine Royal Arthur W. Turner Elgin Melvin Matherly Alice Mifflin Mariano Buono Hammond Ind St. Margaret’s Hospital Lorey Renee Louie Chapman Mervin Meadors RFD Mt. Vernon

Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admission and Discharge

Jefferson Memorial records list admissions including Mrs Anna Alvera Green and Frank Dean Decker. Discharges include Gail Edward Neal and Mrs Mabel Rosetta Tate among others. Good Samaritan notes multiple admissions such as Wilmer Randolph Jones and Mary Anna Hays with discharges for Charlotte Flicks and others.

Jefferson Memorial Anna Alvera Green St. Charles Frank Dean Decker Blanche O'Miller Klein Gail Edward Neal Ewing Mabel Rosetta Tate Texico Everett Earl Outland Good Samaritaan Wilmer Randolph Jones Mary Anna Hays Terry Ann Hays Helen Marian Robinson Lelia A. Waite Betty Jean Crosby Alla Elvira Moore Marjorie Nell Knapp Shelby Jean Davis Michael David Herrod Barney Pickett Ted Oran Wilson J. Gene Chrisman Charlotte Marie Flicks Carl W. Page Stanley Ference Silas Ed Riggs Dorothy May Scott Charles David Charles Reed Vada Irene Hall Mary Alice Ellis Wiliam Floyd Troutt Beulah Stroup Gowler

Mount Vernon hospital earns Joint Commission accreditation

The Mount Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital has been accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals for three years. The certificate notes high quality medical and hospital care across services and a primary focus on patient safety and welfare. The commission's member organizations include the American College of Physicians, the American College of Surgeons, the American Hospital Association, and the American Medical Association.

Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals Joint Commission On Accreditation Joint Commission On Accréditation of Hospitals American College of Physicians American College of Surgeons The American Hospital Association American Medical Association Joint Commission

Parcel Post Rate Rise Sent to ICC for Approval

The Post Office Department formally submitted parcel post and catalog rate increases to the Interstate Commerce Commission. If approved, parcel post rates would rise up to 6 percent, catalogs up to 13.8 percent, with higher limits on package size and weight, changing current 40/20 pound rules to 50 pounds and 100 inches overall.

Washington Parcel Post Post Office Department Interstate Commerce Commission ICC U.S Congress Postmaster General

Airline Fares To Be Increased

Washington AP reports domestic airline fares to rise about 3 percent early next month after Civil Aeronautics Board guidance. All 11 domestic trunk airlines and three locals filed higher fare applications, effective February 1, with more services applying for February 2. The increase covers all classes except TWA sky coach where meals remain unchanged.

Washington Civil Aeronautices Board Air Transport Association Mohawk North Central Frontier Asociation Central Lake Central Pacific Piedmont Southern West Coast Allegheny Bonanza Ozark Trans-Texas TWA

Prowler Shot at Holt Resident. Sheriff Reports Miss

Victor Crowder of Holt's Addition told the sheriff's office he fired last night at a prowler at his home. Deputies said the shot apparently missed, and no one was injured. Further details were not released.

Victor Crowder Holt Sheriff's Office

Historical Society To Hear Allen Allen to speak on Little Egypt history at West Salem church

The Jefferson County Historical Society will meet next Tuesday January 9 at West Salem church for dinner at 6 30 p m. John W Allen of Southern Illinois University will be the speaker on Little Egypt history. Reservations for dinner are to be made by calling Miss Elizabeth Kell or Orian Metcalf. Visitors are welcome.

Jefferson County Historical Society West Salem Church John W. Allen Southern Tinois University Elizabeth Kell Orian Metcalf

Birth control aides convicted under old Connecticut law

Dr. C Lee Buxton Yale Medical School obstetrics chair and Mrs Richard W Griswold Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut executive director were fined 100 each in circuit court for advising on birth control devices at the new clinic. The Nov 10 raid followed the Nov 1 opening aimed at challenging the 1879 statute once called dead words.

NEW Waven, Conn Planned Parenthood Connecticut C. Lee Buxton Yale Medical School Richard W. Griswold Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut League Pulice U.S

Roads to Close In County List of Shiloh Rome Township Routes

A continued list enumerates 24 township roads in Shiloh and Rome townships slated for closure. Roads include No. 139 near Dix, No. 115 in section 106, No. 242 south of Dix, No. 87 near Dix and No. 13 on the Dix common line, detailing their sections and approximate positions. Local authorities specify closures across mainly east west and north south corridors near Dix.

Shiloh Rome Dix Rome Township

Portugal Blames Reds For Beja Revolt

Lisbon reports the army ministry accuses the underground Communist party of planning and leading the Beja revolt attempt against Premier Salazar. About 40 insurgents joined the Beja seizure, two leaders captured, two killed, and a three hour battle preceded a government crackdown. Lt Col Jaime Filipe da Fonseca, killed while urging surrender, was buried after a 73 mile funeral cortege. Prison terms of 4 to 20 years await convicted conspirators.

Luis Lupi Lisbon Portugal Communist Party New York Antonio Salazar Beja Aus Tthe Communist Party Beja 3Rd Infantry Jaime Filipe da Fonseca Fonseca Leiria

Florida plans to tie ads to snow in north

Florida aims to capitalize on northern snowstorms to boost tourism. The State Development Commission will erect 40 billboard-sized posters in key northern cities after heavy snowfall. Posters show a man digging out of the snow beside a cheerful sunlit shuffleboarder. Cities include New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Washington and St. Paul.

Tallahasse Fla Florida State Development Commission New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh St. Louis Washington St. Paul Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Boise Bismarck Buffalo Denver Des Moines Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee New Orleans Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix Portland Ore Rapid City Richmond Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa

Local Livestock Prices Rise on Hog Market Today

Markets report higher prices on the local live stock market with hog top at 17.00 for 190 to 220 lb. hogs. Lows ranged 14.40 for 300 weight and 14.00 down, while boars were 18.50 and 9.39.

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon

Mt Vernon market notes show wheat at 31.89 soybeans 2.32 and corn 1.02 per bushel this afternoon with quotes recorded for local traders.

Mt. Vernon

Livestock prices at National Stockyards report

Hogs 8,000 head with No 1-2 barrows and gilts 17.33-17.75, No 1-3 180-240 lb 16.75-17.50, No 2-3 240-260 lb 16.00-16.75, sows 13.00-15.50, boars 12.00-25. Cattle 2,500 with steers 26.50 for 1,100 lb, many 23.00-26.00 for 900-1,200 lb, heifers 24.25-25.00, cows 15.00-21.50, bulls 18.00-20.00. Sheep 1,700 with lambs 15.00-17.00 for 80-105 lb, 17.00-50 for 90-105 lb, ewes around 3,006.00. All values from National Stockyards listings.

API USDA U.S Ead

Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Steady

Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter prices steady with bids at 93 score AA 60, 92 A 60, 89 C 57 percent. eggs mostly unchanged with whites grades 70 percent or better at 35, mixed 32 to 42, mediums 30, standards 29, dirties 28, checks 26.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Chicago Poultry Wholesale Prices Steady to Down

Chicago area wholesale live poultry prices show little change with declines noted. Roasters mostly 23 cents per pound. white rock fryers 19 to 32 cents. Plymouth Rock fryers 21 to 21 cents. ducklings 27 cents.

Chicago USDA

Eggs and Live Poultry Prices Stand Steady

St Louis AP reports no change in egg and live poultry prices. Market observers note steady trading as prices remain fixed across major outlets. Officials say supply remains ample and demand stable amid seasonal activity.

ST. Louis

Cash Grain Chicago Wheat and feed prices bulletin

In Chicago the cash grain markets show no wheat or corn No 4 white at 1.40 to 1.44. No oats or soybeans. Soybean oil at 10 3/8. Barley prices list choice 1.35 62, feed 1.00 to 1.25 per bushel.

Chicago

Wall Street Gains Modest Rally on Mixed Trading

Wall Street rose modestly in a selective session with moderate volume around 3.3 million shares. Leading issues edged up while losses were limited as rails and aluminums rallied alongside gains for New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad Alcoa Boeing and American Telephone amid defense news.

ED Morse AP Business News NEW York (Ap Lst New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic Coast Line Alcoa and Aluminium Ltd Baker Oil Tools Boeing General Dynamics News of Defense American Telephone Anaconda U.S. Steel Bethlehem Jones & Laughlin Ford Chrysler Radio Corp Sperry Rand Texaco Jersey Standard U.S. Gypsum Merck Eastman Kodak Minneapolis Mining Goodrich Goodyear DuPont Southern California Edison Lorillard American Stock Exchange U.S

Five Day Forecast For Northern and Southern Illinois

Northern Illinois will see temperatures 3 to 7 degrees above normal with mild conditions through the workweek and colder weekend. Light snow possible Saturday into Sunday with little to no precipitation otherwise. Southern Illinois will average 4 to 8 degrees above normal with warmer conditions in the boot heel and minimal day to day changes. Precipitation totals under one tenth inch with a chance of showers Friday or Saturday.

Ilinois Iinois Boot Heel

Illinois thaw begins as warm fronts melt snow

Rising temperatures turned considerable snow into slush today in Illinois. Freezing weather covered the state overnight. The forecast called for temperatures of 35 to 42 in the north and 43 to 55 in the south this afternoon. Skies stayed mostly fair with sun aiding snow and ice removal. The five day forecast predicts continued thawing through the weekend.

Mercury

Burglars Frustrated In Carleton Show Window Theft

Burglars in Cartersville Georgia failed to crack a company safe and fled with a new car parked in a showroom window. Officers recovered the vehicle about ten miles away, abandoned and out of gas.

Cartersville Ga. A

Arrest Man For Window Peeping

State police and Vernon police arrested 22 year old Robert Lee Guill Jr of 516 South 22nd Street on a window peeping charge after a prowler report on Logan Street and later Cherry Street. He was lodged in the city jail and has prior window peeping arrests.

Vernon Robert Lee Guill, Jr South 22Nd Street Orange Street Logan’ S Street Cherry Guill

Granddaughter of York Joins Air Force in Hospital Ceremony

Maury Elizabeth York 18, granddaughter of Sgt Alvin C York, is to be inducted into the Women's Air Force in a bedside ceremony at the famed Tennessee hero’s home. The event highlights the famed World War I Medal of Honor recipient and his family.

Pall Mall Tenn Alvin C. York Maury Elizabeth York Air Force

Kennedy Patriarch Returns to Reading Newspapers

West Palm Beach AP report says Joseph P Kennedy recovered enough from a stroke to read newspapers again. The 73 year old Kennedy head of the family is making fine progress and watching television with visits from grandchildren. John Jr joined by Caroline made his first hospital visit to the room Tuesday.

West Palm Beach, Fla Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy St. Mary's Hospital John Jr Caroline

Cafe Burglary At Markham City

A weekend burglary at Lucy's Cafe in Markham City was reported to the sheriff's office at 6 30 p m Tuesday. Officers said between 30 and 30 was stolen from a bowling machine. Also stolen were a clock radio several bottles of soda pop and a few cigars.

Lucy’s Cafe Markham City Sheriff's Office

Indonesia Rejects Dutch Offer to Negotiate West Irian

Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio rejected the Dutch bid to negotiate West Irian status unless the transfer of administration to Indonesia was guaranteed in advance. He warned Indonesia would invade to seize the western half of New Guinea if negotiations failed. The Dutch government in The Hague declined to comment, saying it would inform the U N secretary-general via the United States.

Peter Arnett Jakarta Indonesia Subandrio West New Guinea West Irian Jan de Ay de Quay Netherlands Hague Indonesa U.S U. N U Thant

Two Accidents In Mt Vernon Include Hit and Run

Two accidents occurred in Mt Vernon Tuesday night. Herschel J. Jones reported a hit and run near 1000 Broadway causing damage over $75. A collision at 15th and Broadway involved Nellie G. Smith of Albion NL and Lonnie Henderson of 312 Cedar Drive. Smith was fined $5 and costs for leaving the curb without due caution. Henderson’s car sustained about $75 damage.

Mt. Vernon Herschel J. Jones White Broadway 15Th Nellie G. Smith Albion Lonnie Henderson Cedar Drive Nellie Smith Smith Henderson

GOP Committee To Meet In Jefferson County

A meeting of all Republican precinct committeemen of Jefferson county is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Thursday in Room A basement of Hotel Emmerson. The event invites anyone interested in becoming a GOP candidate for any Jefferson county office to attend.

Jefferson County Hotel Emmerson

Police Court Fines Issued by Magistrate Sherman Bullock

Harold Wayne Potter 16 fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbance Beechworth Brumbaugh NT 15 Charles Arthur Lennington 17 Samuel T Walden 25 dollars and costs on drunk and disturbance charge.

Sherman Bullock Harold Wayne Potter Beechworth Brumbaugh NT Charles Arthur Lennington Samuel T. Walden

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Goldfine David Terre Waltonville Good Samaritan Hospital Noble Grands’ Club Varnell Rebekah Lodge Mire Alice Collins Casey Ave Effie Marlow Seo’y Mt.v. Hospital B. P. Komasa Mary Clare Carl Schweinfurth Mary Augustine Lelia Boyd L.P.N Dolores Brien R.N Pasadena Calif Hogs Mt. Vernon Grain Wall Street Laird Jewelers Russia Llewellyn &. Thompson Jeaves Soviet Foreign Ministry Moscow Kempton B. Jenkins U. S Thompson Andrei Gromyko Ivan Vlichev Foreign Ministry NEA R Radiotelephoto Illinois Belleville Moline Alve Guizler Bolin First National Bank National Foundation Delo Hero Joe Kennedy Matt Cat Rian Teeta GOP Lusch & Sandwiches Mt. Vernon Airport Bill Bill Kniffin
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