Deaths Luther Jines Of Dahlgren Dies At Age 84 Years
Luther Jines 84 died at 7 30 p m today at his home in Dahlgren He was born May 1 1875 in Dahlgren son of Daniel and Luma Ratcliff Jines Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at the Dahlgren Methodist church with Rev Schlag officiating Burial will be in the I O O F cemetery at Dahlgren Friends may call after 6 p m tomorrow at Gholson Funeral Home Dahlgren He is survived by his wives Matilda Cook and Margaret Brown a son Clyde Jines of Dahlgren brothers William and David Jines of Danville and Danny Jines of Rockford a sister Mrs Rosa Sexton of Lake City Iowa three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Luther Jines
Dahl
Dahlgren
Rudollph Schlag
Gholson
Jines
Daniel
Luma
Ratcliff) Jines
Matilda ‘Cook
Margaret Brown
Rosa Sexton
Lake City
Iowa
Paul Menzer Former Resident Dies in Ohio
Paul J Menzer a former resident of Mt Vernon died Wednesday at his Marion Ohio home Funeral services will be held Friday in Marion He was born October 7 1900 in Mt Vernon a graduate of Mt Vernon Township High School He is survived by one son Paul Jr of Syracuse NY and three grandchildren Also listed are sisters Elvi Wicks Betty Lang and Mrs Mathes Pettit of Mt Vernon Relatives will travel to Marion to attend the services
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Mt. Vernon
Marion
Ohio
Mr. Menzer
Mt. Vernon Township
Paul, Jr
Syracuse
Threerandsons
Ae Sans
Aare Te Va
Elvi Wicks
Meleansbors
Betty Lang
Mathes Pell
Lang
Pettit
Sevces
Judge Ward Holt Funeral Friday
Salem, Ills obituary notes Circuit Judge Ward P. Holt, 59, died in a Salem hospital after serving since 1945 in the 4th Judicial Circuit. He suffered a stroke last summer, partially paralyzed, and had a second attack on December 31 at home. Survived by widow Margaret and daughter Joan.
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Salem
Ward P. Holt
4Th Judicial Circuit
South Central
Illnois
Margaret
Joan
Robertson says Stratton has no chance for reelection
State Sen. Hayes Robertson of Flossmoor, former Stratton ally, declares in Springfield that Governor William G. Stratton cannot win a third term. He cites alienated party leaders, vetoes he calls bad, and Stratton’s handling of appointments and a 1959 pinball bill veto as reasons. Robertson plans an extensive campaign and appeals to GOP county chairmen.
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Yvernor
GOP
Stratton
Robertson
U.S. Senate
Matty
Hospital Notes and Admitted List Summary
Hospital notes list ad admissions including Berry Ossi Mrs Goldie Mary Gray of iy. cai Floyd Maye of Decatur and GOOD SAMARITAN admits Werner J Genet Cara Maye Draper Minerva Parsons Georgebert Pa Ann Coberatria tila Scrivner Iva Washing ton Peiselen James Rose Carl Ray Kennedy Borne Mannen Maxey Marshall Mery Ellen savers.
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Berry
Ossi
Goldie Mary Gray
Cai Floyd Maye
Decatur
Werner J. Genet
Cara Maye Draper
Minerva Parsons
Georgebert
Ann Coberatriatila
Ser Scrivner
Iva
Washington
Peiselen
James Rose
Carl Ray Kennedy
Borne Mannen
Warming trend brings 40s and 50s across Illinois
The Associated Press reports a broad warming trend across Illinois with northern areas reaching the 40s and southern sections into the 50s. The mild spell continues through the week though night temperatures dip back into the 20s, with readings from Belleville Springfield Quincy in the mid 40s and 20s range.
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Belleville
Springfield
Quincy
Tindlz
Swannegs Cage
St. Louis
Dubuque Iowa
Peoria
Rantoul
Vandalia
Moline
Rockford
Red Cross Blood Program Group To Meet Next Week
Red Cross blood recruiting committee will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday January 12 at Mt Vernon State Hospital TB hospital. Co chair Bob Hendrickson will preside with Red Cross blood center staff assisting in reorganizing plans. Officials noted a high need for blood after 681 pints were used in the St Louis regional area during New Year’s weekend.
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Mt. Vernon State Hospital
Bob Hendrickson
St. Louis
Jefferson Conn
Du Quoin Strike Reaches 13th Week at Mallory Plant
In Du Quoin the International Association of Machinists strike at P R Mallory Co reaches week 13 with 170 members demanding wage increases and end to incentive pay on a piecework basis. Federal mediator Windes expects new talks after two meetings last month as pickets continue outside the plant. Nonunion workers remain on site.
Salem Shooting to Grand Jury in Illinois
Frank G. Taylor, 56, faces a grand jury Monday in the fatal shooting of Bernard K., 48, on Sept 29 in Salem Illinois. Taylor, an insurance salesman, pleaded innocent to murder before a justice of the peace. Scott died Sunday in a St. Louis hospital after an argument in Taylor’s home following a hunting trip.
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Bernard K
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St. Louis
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Pomce
Governor To Speak At Herrin Chamber Meeting
Gov Stratton will speak February 2 at the 18th annual Herrin Chamber of Commerce meeting in Herrin Illinois. His topic has not been announced.
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Strathon
Herrin Chamber
Cf Mmerce
Eisenhower predicts space, budget, and peace efforts
President Eisenhower forecast a record surplus next year, doubling space program spending toward about a billion dollars annually, and urged harmony with a Democratic Congress. He outlined a broad 1960 program, called for continued foreign aid and civil rights, and touted Atlas missile accuracy while warning against war.
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Railroad Strike Averted, Detroit Paper Reports
The Detroit News reports Labor Secretary Mitchell believes a threatened nationwide railroad strike has been averted after months of behind the scenes work. The pact would refer featherbedding disputes to committees for study and recommendation following more than 30 private meetings with railway executives and union leaders.
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Detroit News
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Washington
J. F. Ter Horst
Nixon
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Steel Industry
U S Planes Move From France to Britain in Nuclear Evacuation
Chaumont base sends twenty three fighter bombers to Britain amid atomic stockpile concerns. Additional aircraft from the 48th Wing head to Lakenheath to complete France evacuations. London reports the Daily Telegraph says up to 100 more nuclear bombs will be flown to Britain, raising the total to at least 500.
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St Louis Publisher to Address Herrin Meeting
Richard H. Amberg publisher of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat will speak at a Southern Illinois Inc meeting on January 20 in Herrin. The group is an area chamber of commerce.
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Richard H. Amberg
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Southern Illinois, Inc
Herrin
GOP Old Guard Congressman Dies
Washington AP Richard M Simpson a longtime conservative GOP congressman from Pennsylvania died at 59 at Naval Medical Center Bethesda after brain surgery to check for a brain tumor. He had served in Congress since 1937 and chaired the Republican Congressional Committee, a key party body.
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Richard M. Simpson
R-Pa
Capitol Hill
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Bethesda
Simpson
Break Windows At Synagogue Rogers Park Chicago
Rabbi reports fourth window breaking at Anshel Lubavitch synagogue in four weeks. Teenagers shouted insults about his religion on the street. One break occurred during a meeting, raising safety fears for worshippers. Windows have been replaced, two large panes cost about $30 to repair.
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Chicago
Anshel Lubavitch
Rogers Park
North Side
Solomon Hecht
Ike To Start 10 Day Trip To S America Feb 23
President Eisenhower plans a 10 day swing to four South American democracies starting February 23. He will visit Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay with Mrs Eisenhower Secretary Herter and Milton Eisenhower aboard the presidential jet to promote peace with freedom and inter American understanding.
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Eisenhower
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Uruguay
Chile
White House
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Milton S. Eisenhower
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Urunguay
Adamowski Seeks Reelection as Cook County State's Attorney
CHICAGO RP Benjamin Adamowski a Republican candidate for reelection as Cook County states attorney announced the bid to newsmen without prior GOP notice. He is serving his first four year term and has clashed with judges, with Chicago Bar Assn citing him for unprofessional conduct last August for remarks about the Criminal Court. Adamowski was elected to the Timery House as a Democrat at 23, served six terms, then switched to the Republican Party.
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Cook County
Saelenadamowski
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Bus driver rescues ten as Chicago blaze claims two lives
Chicago Transit Authority driver Fred Wien, 34, rushed into a burning South Side four story building and carried or led 10 children to safety. Two others died, Lola Ann Davenport at 20 months and Raquel Harrison aged 6, with eight more rescued by firefighters. Fire damage reached $10,000. The building housed a predominantly Negro occupancy.
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Wilson
Raquel Harrison
Lola Ann Davenport
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Fiorerico Boles
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Lily Davenport
AmVet
Gary
Williams St
Rome Population Estimate Reported Near Two Million
A recent estimate places Rome's population at approximately two million residents. Officials note the figure reflects urban core and suburban expansion, underscoring growth in housing and services across the metropolitan area.
Dear Abby Laugh A Little Honey Abigail Van Buren
Dear Abby column with multiple reader questions. Topics include wedding photo regrets after a three week marriage, friendship strain over bingo card theft, long distance courting between Huron South Dakota and Duluth Minnesota, and a satirical note on labeling oneself Old Maid. Abby offers light, humorous guidance and personal reply.
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Huron
South Dakota
Dulluth
Minnesota
Duluth
Secretary Beaten To Death In Chicago Office
In Chicago on the South Side a 34 year old secretary, Marie McGrath, was found beaten and nearly nude in a washroom at the Anderson Construction Co. She died about 14 hours later at a local hospital. Police pursue a Black man seen near the office earlier. a bloodstained hatchet was found nearby. Her husband Raymond, 34, provided transport to work that morning.
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South Side
Marie McGrath
McGrath
Crime Laboratory
Raymond
Plans for Mt Vernon Restaurant Convention
Emmett L. Ellis was named general chairman for the Mt Vernon Restaurant Association. AB will assist as general chairman. Exhibits committee includes Edna Rainey and Nick Peristere. Attendance committee lists Bill Hicks and Earl Bennett. Directors meet January 12 at 8 P.M. at Hotel Emmerson to finalize plans for the April convention.
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Emmett L. Ellis
Restaurant Association
Ning Piker Be Yee
Mt. Vernon
Sebati
Fatal Crash On Route 45 Near Effingham
A car and truck collided on U S 45 eight miles south of Effingham killing the car driver Olen D McDougle 27 Cicero Ill and injuring his wife Jacqueline Mc Dougle 25 The truck driver escaped serious injury.
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Effingham, Il
U.S
Effingham
Olen D. McDougle
Cicero
Ill
Jacqueline McDougle
Eisenhower warns of inflation and labor disputes in 1960 campaign
In a 1960 election year speech the president touted rising military strength including nuclear submarines armed with Polaris missiles. He urged action against inflation and labor-management stalemates, stressing the right to vote and equal protection under the law amid lingering biases.
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Eisenhower
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