Deaths Mrs Emery Adams Dies Saturday Rites Tomorrow
Mrs. Ferre Adams of Benton Road wife of Emery Adams died at 11 55 p m Saturday in Park Lane Posse St Louis after two months hospitalization She was 41 years 11 months born February 5 1915 in Thompsonville She married Emery Adams in 1943 in St Louis He survives with step daughter Anna Lee Whitlock and sisters Edith Welch and Gladys Parks The service is Tuesday at 1 00 p m at Pul ley Funeral Chapel burial in L O C F cemetery Benton Funeral home lying in state for friends to visit.
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Ferre Adams
Benton Road
Emery Adams
Park Lane Posse
St. Louis
Pulley Funeral Chapel
Carl Whittington
Benton
Adams
Thompsonville
Amiel and
Ardine
Doering
Ida Benjamin 75 Dies At Home Near Dix
Ida Benjamin aged 75 died at 12 20 a m today at her home west of Dix after a long Dix County life. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 00 p m at Boyd Christian Church with Rev Wayne Shaw officiating and burial in Boyd Cemetery. The body lies in state at Osborn Funeral Home in Dix after 2 00 p m Tuesday for viewing. Survived by husband Clarence born Jefferson County daughter of John A Banders and Rebecca Watkins married March 29 1903 two sons Naphal of Walnut Hill and Kenneth of Dix a daughter Faye Copeland of Walnut Hill sixteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren a brother Fred Sanders of Centralia and two sisters Retha Bundy Hag Hill and Otie Overturf.
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Ida Benjamin
Dix
Benjamin
Boyd Christian Church
Wayne Shaw
Boyd Cemetery
Alnut Hill
Fred Sanders
Centra- Ha
Retha Bundy - Hag Hill
Otie Overturf
Fisher boy dies of leukemia in Illinois hospital
James Wesley Fisher five year old son of Robert L and Helen Dooley Fisher died Saturday at 11 30 am in the Chang Ti hospital after an 11 month battle with acute leukemia He was in critical condition for two weeks Funeral services were today at 10 am at the Christ of sg Ciaech in Greenup Illinois with burial to follow Survivors include his parents a brother Danny and grandparents Mrs Martha Dooley of Greenup and Mr and Mrs Lon Fisher of this city
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James Wesley
Jimmie) Fisher
Robert L
Helen Dooley Fisher
Jimmie
Sg Ciaech
Greenup
Illinois
Dany
Martha Dooley
Lon Fisher
Molly Newell Dies At Age 69 Funeral Tuesday
Molly Newell died at 12 55 p m Sunday at her Richview Road home four days after turning 69. Funeral service Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Myers Chapel with Rev C L Finley officiating, burial in Oakwood cemetery. She lies in state at Myers Chapel. friends may call. Born January 2 1888 in Washington county Iowa to Benjamin L Hulbert and Jenny Walton Hulbert. Widow of William Newell who died April 26 1945. Lived in the county 57 years. Surviving: daughter Mable Crowell of Mt Vernon. brother John Hulbert of Mt Vernon. a granddaughter and a great granddaughter.
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Mary Eleanor
Molly” Newell
Richview Road
Myers Chapel
C. L. Finley
Oakwood Cemetery
Newell
Washington County
Iowa
Benjamin L
Jenny
Walton) Hulbert
William Newell
Fleath
Mable Crowell
Mt. Vernon
John Hulbert
Chou To Visit Moscow Poland Hungary Amid Western Eye
Hong Kong radio reports Premier Chou Enlai will visit Moscow and then Hungary and Poland as part of a wider tour. Observers say Budapest stop signals China’s independent role in world communism and does not alter Soviet backing for Ja Pal Jador regime. Chou travels with Vice Premiers Ho Lung and Wang Chiah-siang and will later visit Nepal and Afghanistan.
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Hong Kong
Red Chinese
Chou
Moscow
Pelping Radio
Hungary
Poland
Pelping
Japnos Kadar
Budapest
Ho Lung
Wang Chiah-siang
Warsaw
Nepal
Afghanistan
Igo
Ie “Ee
Ungary
Three Missing In Pennsylvania Powder Blast
An explosion at the Pennsylvania Powder Co plant in Emporium, Pennsylvania, ripped through the facility early today. Three men were missing and believed dead. eight workers were admitted to St. Marys Hospital. The blast shattered windows in homes and businesses across the rural mountain town. William Smith, a plant fireman, described the scene two hours after the blast.
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Emporium
Pennsylvania Powder Co
St. Marys Hospital
Pennsylvania
Fria
William Smith
Two Killed At Tamaroa Auto Mishap Report
Two youths died and a third was injured early Sunday in an auto mishap on U S Route 51 at Tamaroa. Victims identified as George Strate Jr., 17, of near Oka, and John L. Mathews, 18, of Hence, with Strate listed as driver. Stanley Kamadulski, 18, of Nashville, suffered a broken arm and lacerations.
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Tamaroa
U. 8
George Strate Jr
Oka
John L., Mathews
Hence
Strate
Stanley Kamadulski
Nashville
Suffea
Man found shot in Chicago hotel room dies. coroner cites self-inflicted
A Sioux City, Iowa man Le Roy Scott Bergeson, 31, was found dead in a South Side Chicago hotel room Sunday. Police and a coroner's physician said he apparently shot himself, with a pistol found nearby. Bergeson had been dead for about two days.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Souths Side
He Olice
Leroy Scott Bergeson
Jackson St
Eagles Auxiliary Meet At Club Rooms Jan. 8
Eagles Auxiliary members will gather at 114 North 6th Street tomorrow evening January 8 at 8 o clock. Members urged to attend. Martha Pigg secretary. Marine Corps League Auxiliary to meet at 918 Main Street tomorrow at 7 30 with initiation of new members. Deen McKinney secretary Mt Vernon Chapter 2838. Mt Vernon Chapter 233 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting January 8 at 7 30 p.m. Harriet Eckert W M Naomi R. Bogan secretary. Leah Chapter E S conduct a stated meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple 504 Grand Avenue. Magdalene Armstrong W M Jessie Peace secretary. Marriage license Dallas Gene Timmons and Lillie Bernice Fry both of St Louis Mo.
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Eagles
North 6Th Street
Martha Pigg
Marine Corps
League
Marine Car League Auxiliary
Main Street
Deen McKinney
Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Leah
Leah Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Grand Avenue
Magdalene Armstrong
W. M. Jessie Peace
Dallas Gene Timmons
Li Ie Bernice Fry
St. Louis,Mo
Life insurance ad targets seniors for final expense policy
A mail order offer invites people aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 life policy to cover final expenses without burdening family. It emphasizes handling the transaction by mail with Old American of Kansas, with no obligation and no follow up calls. Send name, address, and age to Old American Ins. Co. in Kansas City, Missouri.
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OLD American of
Kansas Ory
Old American Ins. Co
8 West Ltd
Dept
Kansas City
Eisenhower’s foreign aid plan faces Senate and public debate
Eisenhower presses a four point plan to use military forces abroad and to seek foreign aid funds, with figures up to 200 million dollars yearly for two years and authority to tap 200 million in preappropriated aid. Congress debates timing, scope, and constitutional authority as supporters push quick action.
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Dulles
Byles
Hyoupe Foreign Airs Committee
Eisenhower
Colgrredt
Sen
Sparkman
Keffarver
D-Teyn
Congress
Agremen
Easley
Ito
Eigenhoyer
Monty
Thomas
Gordon
C TN
House
Exysenhayer
Rysethawer
U.S
Sen. Mansfield
Zyont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democrats
Pettey
Sen. Bridges
R- NH
Prediction Shifts for Princess Grice’s Baby Due Date
Reports from Monte Carlo colony doctors place the likely birth around January 2 after earlier guesses of January 25. The timeline updates reflect adjustments as medical teams reassess the pregnancy progress and fetal development.
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Laron
Monte Carlo
Princess Grice
Mont Co
Preaght
Weekend Collision Trio Leaves No Injuries
Three accidents occurred over the weekend with no injuries reported. The entries mention an array of vague names and locations, including references to police charges and possible traffic mishaps near 4146.0 and 100 blocks, with drivers Velma Huston and others.
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Weackeney
Standay Ag
Arers
Geversth
Todd Badgett
Smith
Bop
Dean Brichford
Smyth
Velma
Huston
Ninty
Mange
Polleey
Two Thefts Reported Here In Weekend Incident
Two thefts were reported locally over the weekend. A theft at the WG Motors Lot involved a cat, a hat, and a bag. Witnesses named several individuals, with ongoing inquiries into the missing items and suspect sightings near the Sayer Front.
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Deyilee
Gyrine
Arly Sun
Sole
WG Motors
Sayer Frond
Willian Sogamers
Kiewes
Aston
Sayud&y
Ay Teney
Jordan
Fragmented OCR notes on early 20th century race results
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions drivers and events with scattered names including Coxflicde, Taeth, Band, Hos, Lene ridge, Sletten, Ley, Hay Tollers, Ragium, Rajat, and Resveniaize. No clear event, date, place, or outcome is discernible.
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Be Waat Sletten
iQarlyleg
Jaycees Pick Ten Young Men Of Year For 195?
Ten men under 35 from sports government business engineering and education were named Ten Young Men of the Year by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. The honorees will attend a January 19 banquet in Dallas. Recipients include Thomas A. Dooley Carl Erskine Milton Harmon Bert Liebenow Frank Leo Richard Pederson John Patterson Albert Patterson Robert Richards Hugh Stephenson and T. Whitcomb.
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Tulsa
Okla
Junder
America
U.S
Thomas A. Dooley
M.D
St.roulg
Viet Nam
Carl D. Erskine
Anderson
Eein Ede
Miltard Harmon
Auburn
Dulé
Mass
John Patterson
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Albert L. Patterson
Phenix City
Robert Agent Richards
Laverne
Calif
Hugh E. Stephenson Jr
iColumbia
Chara T. Whitcomb
Hampton, Va
Vanced Aviation
Stevenson Urges Four Year Democratic Offensive for Presidency
Adlai E. Stevenson urged a sustained four year Democratic offensive to win back the White House. He called for broad operations to mobilize governors mayors and Congress members for the 1958 and 1960 elections and said he will stay active in the party policy advisory committee after a weekend meeting with Democratic leaders in Washington.
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Washington
Adlai E.stevenson
White House
Stevenson
Congress
Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Senator Douglas Attacks Ike as Vague in Congress
Senator Douglas accuses President Eisenhower of vagueness in policy on civil rights and Senate rules. He contends Republicans split with southern allies to block proposed rule changes limiting filibusters and unlimited debate.
Civil Rights Battle Looms In Congress
Washington reports Congress faces a renewed civil rights clash with House and Senate debate likely within weeks. Chairman Celler says civil rights bills are top priority as GOP and Northern Democrats push a rapid House passage, hoping to force a Senate fight before Southern filibusters can stall action. Senate foes warn failure of rules change signals the end of meaningful civil rights legislation this session.
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Edmond LE Bretton
Washington
Congress
House
Celler
D-Ny
Hose Judiciary Committee
Peat Ie
Oller
Senate
Rep. McCormack
D-Mass
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Dougla
Hospital Notes Listing Admissions And Discharges
Hospital notes show multiple admissions at Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial. Names include Mrs American Vence Mrs Zelma Brown Miss Amelia Schlafly and others. Discharges include Ray Humphrey Miss Emily Ward Mrs Elizabeth Chambers and several more.
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Samaritan
American Vence
Zelma Brown
Amelia Schlafly
Charles Jackson
Jerry Reynolds
Walter Smith
Aurel Gockel
William McCraw
Almeta Runnels
Jack Gronewald
Richard Froelich
Vera Marie Kleborn
Ralph Brookman
William Ratliff
Ida Buorland
Mary Howard
Ray Humphrey
Emily Ward
Elizabeth Chambers
Martha Somers
Ora Lee Jones
Eula Brooks
Allen Smith
Pearl Hirons
Debra Jo
Hope Watkins
Mary Anna Hails
Timothy Dwane
Nellie Wilson
Mario Crowder
Adah Soger
Mary Any Stringer
Margaret Goffinett
Orr. Jefferson Memorial
Thomas N. Little
McLeansboro
Raymond Cloyd
Anna Maris Standich
Lesser
Etta Strickland
Donald Edminson
Dewey McGehee
Springerton
Ruth Marlow
Local cockpit moves amid Terre Haute and St Louis hops
Airport notes report several flights today including Bill Tumbleson to Terre Haute Indiana Lary Forrestal to St Louis and back this morning and a later leg to Mat orn Gent Tumbleson also flew from Alton to the King City yesterday Leon Tate flew to Decatur Vandalla and back Sunday Don Mclean to Albany Georgia today
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Bill Tumbleson
Terre Haute
Ind
Lary Forrestal
St. Louis
Matorn
Tumbleson
Alton
King City
Leon
Tate
Decatur
iVandalla
Don Mclean
Albany
Army tests 980mm atomic cannon fires shell 18 miles
Army spokesman announced the 980 millimeter cannon would fire a conventional shell its maximum distance of 18 miles into 11,000 acres of newly acquired land near Ivy and Sill, Oklahoma. The test marks a long-range field artillery capability deployment.
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Ivy, Sill
Oklawo
Eisenhower Doctrine Faces Mixed Arab World Reception
Arab leaders respond with caution to Ike plan while Western Europe shows cautious approval. Cairo and Beirut express disappointment at lacking Israel-Arab solution, yet some see stronger U.S. support for independence movements. Turkey and Pakistan favor it, while Nehru raises misgivings and Soviet bloc denounces.
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Associated Press
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Middle East
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United States
U. S
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Nasser
Egypt
Nesser
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Beirut
Israel
Syria
Iraq
Turkey
Middle
Adnan Mendres
Pakistan
India
Nehru
Russia
Middle Eastern
Nikita Khrushchev
Budapest
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Italy
Western Europe
Five Day Weather Forecast for Illinois and Midwest
A detailed forecast shows near normal May temperatures with normal highs around 33 to 42 and lows from 17 to 24. Tuesday brings colder air in the north and overall area, with a warming trend Thursday and another cooling Friday and Saturday. Precipitation expected 0.5 to 0.75 inch north Tuesday night and rain or snow across the region Thursday into Friday.
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Chicago
Ilinois
St. Louis
Belleville
Moline
Peoria
Quincy
Rantoul
Rockford
Springfield
Vandalia
Salk Proposes All-Virus Nerve Vaccine Idea
New York. Dr Jonas E Salk, famed for the polio vaccine, suggested a bold plan for a universal vaccine against all viruses that attack nerves At a three day cellular biology conference Salk listed two aims He argued many adult diseases originate from childhood viral nerve damage and that some viruses may lie dormant in the nervous system until stress reactivates them He noted such a vaccine could prevent future ailments with unclear causes including low back pain ulcers high blood pressure and nerve related weakness
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Pittsburgh
Young Jail Escapees Recaptured Near Rolla
Rolla Missouri state patrol recaptured two young prisoners within ten hours after they overpowered a 75 year old jailer at Phelps County Jail. Arthur Monroe Glynn 17 of Granite City Illinois and Crobin E O Neal of Chicago were taken by patrol officers late Saturday. O Neal held on an agamy charge and Glynn charged with auto theft. Glynn was captured near Cuba Missouri about an hour after O Neal at the west edge of Rolla. The pair were hitchhiking on U S 66 when retaken. Cuba is about 23 miles east of Rolla.
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Rolla
Phelps County
Arthur Monroe Glynn
Granite City
Tll
Crobin E. O'Neal
Chicago
Oneal
Glynn
Police Court Fines From Allan Dulaney Court Record
Fines issued by Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney include Ben Stuckey ten dollars and costs for disturbance Sam Bumpus ten dollars and costs for drunk charge D Steve McKiness of RFD Bluford ten dollars and costs for drunk charge Richard Hudgins of Paris Tenn ten dollars and costs for drunk charge John from Baldwyn fifty dollars and costs for illegal transportation of intoxicants in a car ten dollars and costs for drunk charge and two dollars and costs for no driver license Nadine Smith twenty dollars and costs for drunk and disturbance charge James E McKinney twenty three dollars and costs for reckless driving Bill Ray Bradford twenty five dollars and costs for reckless driving.
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Allan Dulaney
Ben Stuckey
Sam Bumpus
Steve McKiness
RFD
Bluford
Richard Hudgins
Paris
Tenn
John
W. Baldwyn
Nadine Smith
James E. McKinney
Bill Ray Bradford
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