Deaths of Mrs. Margaret Brodigan in Emmetsburg Iowa
Mrs. Margaret Brodigan, 90, of Emmetsburg, Iowa, died at home. She was mother to Joe Brodigan of this city and wife of Patrick Bradigan, who survives. Born October 19, 1873, in Emmetsburg, she was a member of the Church of the Assumption. Funeral services are pending and burial will be in Emmetsburg. She celebrated her 64th wedding anniversary last October 24. She leaves eight children, including Joseph Bradigan of Mt. Vernon, along with 34 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
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Margaret Brodigan
Emmetsburg
Joe Brodigan
Church of the Assumption
Bradigan
Joseph Walsh
Patrick Bradigan
Joseph Bradigan
Mt. Vernon
Albert Williams Services Today
Funeral services were held here today for Albert Thomas Williams eighty who died Thursday in the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Quincy. He was a former resident of Mt. Vernon. Williams is survived by two daughters Mayme Ellis of Mt. Vernon and Bertha Mohr of Peoria Illinois a son Edward Williams of Memphis Tennessee two brothers W B Williams Sanford Florida and George D Williams of Mt. Vernon three sisters Frances McMeen of Bellingham Washington Maude Hershey and Gertrude Chapman both of Pomona California seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Albert Thomas Williams
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Quincy
Mt. Vernon
Williams
Mayme Ellis
Bertha Mohr
Peoria
Edward Williams
Memphis, Tenn
W. B. Williams
Sanford, Fla
George D. Williams
Frances McMeen
Bellingham, Wash
Maude Hershey
Gertrude Chapman
Pomona
Calif
Fred Kelley Dies Today At Age Of 56 Years
Fred Boss Kelley of 2008 Casey died early today at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis at age 56 years 11 months and 26 days. Born January 6 1907 in Jefferson County he was the son of John and Minnie Kelley. Survived by wife Mabel Reisner a daughter Jacqueline Lend barker two brothers Max Kelley Karl Kelley and a sister Miss Emily Kelley. He was a member of the Elks Lodge. Funeral arrangements pending at Pulley Gutzler Funeral Home.
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Fred “Boss” Kelley
Casey
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Pulley - Gutzler
Mr. Kelley
Jefferson County
John
Minnie (Schuster) Kelley
Mabel Reisner
Jacqueline Lendbarker
Calumet City
Tfl
Max Kelley
Mt. Vernon
Karl Kelley
Michigan City
Ind
Emily Kelley
This City
Kelley
The
Elks Lodge
Mint Coins By Billions Plans Boost Output
Denver facilities now produce about 2.3 billion coins yearly and by July will be asked to raise output to 3 billion to ease a national coin shortage. Eva Adams, Mint director, and Robert Wallace, assistant treasury secretary, announced the plan Friday.
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Denver
Eva Adams
Washington
Robert Wallace
Treasury
Birth of Daniel Le Roy Span gler Jr at Good Samaritan
Mr and Mrs Daniel L Span gler of 712 South 18th Street announce the birth of a son at 12 37 this morning in Good Samaritan hospital. The baby weighed six pounds four ounces and has been named Daniel Le Roy Jr.
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Daniel L. Spangler
South 18Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Daniel LeRoy, Jr
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
In Jefferson Memorial hospital list, admissions include Donald Hays Cochran Joliet William Andrew Porter Grace Sanders William Ray Faulkner Rosie Tucker John Hamilton Amanda Mae Tate. Discharges include Torrey McKenney Kelly Simmons Walter McCarter Bessie Duncan. Good Samaritan unit records admissions Dale Lloyd LeMay Estelle Savage Glada Johnson Henry Leng Doris June Pitchford Irene Treva Rube William Thomas Barbee Bertha Jane Hartley Harold Richard Barksdale Jeffrey Gerald Howard Clara Barbara Miller. Discharges: Erie Marleene Harvey Anna Marie Conner Tracy Lynn Simonson Verne llene Mills Edgar William Zimmerman Virginia Hattie Gregory James Arthur Lisenby.
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Joliet
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Grace Sanders
William Ray Faulkner
Rosie Tucker
John Hamilton
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Torrey McKenney
Kelly Simmons
Walter McCarter
Bessie Duncan
Good Samaritan
Dale Lloyd LeMay
Estelle Savage
Glada Johnson
Henry Leng
Doris June Pitchford
Irene Treva Rube
William Thomas Barbee
Bertha Jane Hartley
Harold Richard Barksdale
Jeffrey Gerald Howard
Clara Barbara Miller
Erie Mar
Mountain View MT Vernon Weather Summary
Friday's high 51 and low 28. rainfall to date 0 inches this year. Past conditions note one year ago high 33 low 32 and five years ago high 17 low 4 below zero. Ten years ago 46/28. Sunrise 7 22, sunset 4 49. Monday sunrise 7 33.
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Illinois Weather Report From The Associated Press
The sun steamed Illinois with a mild weekend in view as temperatures fall to the 20s at night and rise to the 40s in the north and 45 to 55 in the south. Sunday readings should be 25 to 30 in the north and 26 to 32 in the south.
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Eddie Fisher’s Divorce Expected in Mexico
In Puerto Vallarta Mexico Judge Arcadio Estrada Quinones says Eddie Fisher may begin divorce proceedings from Elizabeth Taylor’s ex husband Richard Burton’s former wife Sybil Burton today or by Monday. Burton and Taylor continue to stay secluded at their villa and have not commented.
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Sybil Burton
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
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Sybil
Richard Burton
Arcadio Estrada Quinones
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Burton
Fisher
West Frankfort Bids Sought for New $1 Million Hospital
West Frankfort officials announce bid advertisement on Jan 10 for a 45 bed hospital to cost about 1,050,000 with bids opening Feb 12 Rep Kenneth J Gray says financing includes 693,000 federal aid and a 400,000 Teamsters pension fund loan The new hospital will replace Union Hospital destroyed by fire in 1946 and the existing 38 bed hospital will be converted into a nursing home.
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West Frankfort
West Frankfort Hospital
Kenneth J. Gray
Dill
Teamsters Union
Central States Pension Fund
Gray
Union Hospital
Troopers Bar G Men as Negro Student Enrolls at Auburn
Auburn Alabama AP reports state troopers secure the campus to block federal agents during Harold Franklin's registration under a court order. Col. Albert Lingo insists no partiality and vows to preserve peace amid tight controls and restricted campus access.
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Ala
Auburn University
Albert Lingo
Justice Department
Washington
Harold A. Franklin
Lingo
Franklin
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
40 Killed in Yugoslav Air Wreck
Witnesses say four{-}seat commuter train passengers were aboard the Yugoslav airliner wrecked after colliding with a train. The train was moving at about 40 miles per hour when the crash occurred, killing 40 people and injuring many others.
Court rules today on at large voting in Illinois
Cook County held a 30 to 29 edge in House districts with each district entitled to three representatives. The Senate election dispute became a partisan battle as Republican leaders claim the Senate is not involved in at large voting while Democratic spokesmen argue the opposite.
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Cook County
Senate
Ban on Blackface Makeup for Mummers Parade
Philadelphia AP The 64th annual Mummers Parade began with extra police as court orders ban blackface makeup and civil rights group demonstrations. About 2,000 officers guarded Broad Street for 12,000 to 15,000 marchers and over one million spectators amid clear warm weather. The injunction barred minstrel makeup and protests, with Mummers director Magistrate Elias Myers retiring and leaders of civil rights groups silent on immediate action.
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Jim Lamb
Philadelphia
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Common Pleas Court
Elias Myers
Congress of Racial Equality
Committee For Freedom Now
Collision at Seventh and Main causes over 100 dollars
A collision at Seventh and Main yesterday caused more than 100 dollars in damage. Drivers were Car! R. Alsup, 17, of 1714 North 11th and Darlene M. Lewis of 800 North 12th. Alsup was charged with failure to yield right of way.
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R. Alsup
North 11Th
Darlene M. Lewis
North 12Th
Alsup
Jefferson County to have single circuit court
Court reporter Miss Margie Sledge named for the circuit court, consolidating all cases in this county into one court. District judges were assigned to Jefferson and surrounding counties for the year, including Quindry with Jefferson, Hamilton, Lawrence and Crawford. Gulley with Wayne White Wabash and Gallatin. Crebs with Hardin Richland Edwards and Franklin. An hour’s factory work in 1962 bought 3.4 pounds of bacon versus 2.2 in 1942 and 1.8 in 1932.
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Williams
Randall
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Caswell J. Crebs
Hardin, Richland, Edwards and
Franklin
Thousands Cross Berlin Wall During Holiday Visit Peak
A huge flow of West Berliners moved through five wall crossings as East German authorities extended holiday visiting rights. By noon over 100,000 had entered the East, with officials predicting a record 200,000 visitors that day. Negotiations for future access were hinted by both sides, while the wall’s opening neared its Sunday end.
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Berlin Wall
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Wall
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Willy Brandt
East Germany
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Germany
West
Court fines set by Associate Circuit Judge Williams
Albert H. Patterson Jr of East Peoria paid 50 dollars plus costs for DWI and 25 dollars plus costs for no license, plus ten days in jail for fictitious plates. Leroy Hunt and Eddie Lee Terry were fined 15 dollars plus costs each for drunkenness, and Jackie P. Elliott paid 50 dollars plus costs for unlawfully obtaining benefits under the Unemployment Act.
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Alvin Lacy Williams
Albert H. Patterson, Jr
East Peoria
Leroy Hunt
Eddie Lee Terry
Jackie P. Elliott
Carolyn Oliver Sues Gary Oliver for Divorce in Circuit Court
Carolyn Sue Oliver files for divorce from Gary Ray Oliver in circuit court alleging cruelty. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Spurlock. An injunction restrains the husband from molesting her. The couple married January 26, 1963 and separated September 14.
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Carolyn Sue Oliver
Gary Ray Oliver
Spurlock
Grant Divorce In Circuit Court
In circuit court here yesterday a divorce was granted in the case of Fred H. Wedemeyer Sr. versus Myrtle Stein Wedemeyer. The suit, filed the same day, cites cruelty in the complaint. The couple married March 5, 1963 and separated December 28.
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Fred H. Wedemeyer, Sr
Myrtle Stein Wedemeyer
County Board Meets Monday at Court House
The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors will hold its monthly meeting at the courthouse at 9 30 a m on Monday January 6. Board chairman Charles W Waite said only routine business matters are on the agenda.
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Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Charles W. Waite
Rockefeller Urges GOP to Reject Extremism in NH Fight
Governor Nelson Rockefeller campaigns in Concord and Portsmouth urging Republicans to abandon left and right extremism. He calls for debates with Barry Goldwater, tax cuts, school integration, labor market racial barriers removal, and stronger education to boost national growth. A standing room crowd heard him pledge a forward moving mainstream party.
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Associated Press
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N.H
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New York
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Portsmouth
Lenves Barry
Goldwater
Arizona
Russian professor falls three stories in Cambridge
Cambridge hospital status lists Dr. Jouri Aseyef 35 from University of Leningrad after a Thursday night fall from an American friend's apartment. Aseyef had applied for asylum during a Harvard cultural exchange. State Department notes his family in Leningrad is under heavy psychological strain.
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Cambridge
Jouri Aseyef
University of Leningrad
Harvard
State Department
Martin Cramer
Aseyef
Asevev
Leningrad
McLeansboro Update of Visits and Council Action
McLeansboro residents report visits from relatives in Akron Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago and Michigan while city council halts bulk water sales to truckers due to low reservoir levels. Water restrictions include no car washing and urging conservation.
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Marie T. Elliott
David Carlsons
Akron
Ohio
Wilburn Anderson
Cincinnati
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Bob Deitz
Culver Donelson
Finis Donelson
St. Louis
Ollie Raul
Bill Chapman
Brazil
Ind
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Mt. Clements
Michigan
Doug Lockwood
Alfred Wairand
Mascoutah
Charles Webb
Benton
Lela Epperson
Bob Meadows
Wm. Meadows
Geneva Sneed
Chicago
McLeansboro
Mex Leslie
Hutsonville
Vircil Leslie
City Water Department
Gunmen Set Mortuary Fire in Chicago
Police say an undertaking firm partly owned by West Side alderman son was damaged by a Friday night fire set by gunmen. Loss estimated at 40000 by the fire marshal, owners claim 200000. Night caretaker describes two gunmen forcing entry and threatening him. Police questioned owners and alderman with no light shed on suspects.
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West Side
Harry Mohr
Deuth
William Marzullo
John Kringas
Marzullo
Vito Marzullo
Gus Gianoulis
Grass fires flare as snow melts near Mt. Vernon
Fire units respond to three grass fires Friday with Rural crews containing one and city firefighters tackling two. No damage reported. Separately, President Lincoln was made an honorary citizen of San Marino.
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Mt. Vernon
Abraham Lincoln
San Marino
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