Deaths Crete Wooden Of Shiloh Two Dies At 52
Mrs. Crete A Wooden of RFD 2 Vernon Illinois died at 8 10 pm at Barnes Hospital St Louis after a three week stay. She was 52 years 7 months 6 days old born June 4 1904 in Mt Vernon daughter of William Guy and Winnie Reid Anderson widow of Roy F Wooden a Shiloh church member and former church official. Funeral 2 pm Sunday New Shiloh church Rev Walter J Leslie with burial Old Shiloh cemetery. Body lies in Myers Chapel after 3 pm Saturday. survivors include four sons Wesley Bert Harvey Charles two daughters Natalie Sanders Mary two brothers Troy and Dale two sisters Marie Lee Dennis and Mrs Ernest Moss and two grandchildren.
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Crete A. Wooden
RFD
Vernon
Barnes
Old Shiloh
Myers Chapel
Wooden
Mt. Vernon
William Guy
Winnie Gertrude (Reid) Anderson
Roy F. Wooden
Young People's Society
Wesley
Bert
Harvey
Centra
Charles
Cicero
Natalie Sanders
Peoria
Mary Wooden
Troy Anderson
Jerseyville
Dale
Anderson
Oklahoma
Marie Anderson
Lee Dennis
Ernest Moss
Dare 78 Dies Today in Dareville
L M Dare aged 78 died at 7 am today at the home of his son Guy Dare in Dareville. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Inn Funeral Home with burial at South Hickory Hill cemetery. Survived by daughter Francis Louise of Decatur, one nephew and a niece. Born November 22, 1878, to General and Mary Dare.
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L. M. Dare
Guy Dare
Dareville
the Inn Funeral
South
Hickory Hill
Cemtery
Francis Louise
Decatur
Mary Dare
Iuneral
Lena A Witzel Rites Saturday Funeral services set
Funeral services for Lena Amelia Witzel 55 will be held Saturday at 2 00 p m at Myers Opel Lester Pifer minister of the Central Church of Christ will officiate and burial will be in Memorial Gardens Friends may call at Myers Chapel at any time until the funeral hour Mrs Witzel wife of James Witzel died at 605 p m Wednesday at her home 312 South Highth Street
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Lena A. Witzel
Lena Amelia Witzel
Myers Opel
Lester Pifer
Central Church of Christ
Memorial Gardens
Myers Chapel
Witzel
James Witzel
South Highth Street
Gasoline Bombs Thrown At Tennessee Bus Incident
In Tennessee, two gasoline bottles were thrown at a city bus running between Rossville and Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. The bottles burst into flames but caused no damage to the Southern Coach Lines bus or injuries to six or seven passengers. Sheriff John Brock said the act had no racial motive, though some might suspect such.
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Chattanooga
Tenn. H
Rossville
Fort Ogiethorpe
Southern Coach Lines
Frank Bailey
John Brock
Walker County
Bailey
Pat Johnson To Speak On Jefferson County Agronomy Day
Jefferson County Agronomy Day on January 16 at First Presbyterian Mt. Vernon features Pat Johnson and other University of Illinois speakers. D O Lee invites farmers to attend from 9 45 am with programs on legumes, crop varieties for 1957, grain sorghum, corn, fertilizer, soil treatments, tillage, weed control and herbicides.
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Jefferson County
First Presbyterian Church
Ashley Road
Mt. Vernon
D. O. Lee
Jefferson Count
University of Timois College of Agriculture
P. EB
Pat" Johnson
U. of I
J. W. Pendleton
Earl Spurrier
H. B. Petty
Department of Agronomy
University of Ilinois
Jefferson County Agricultural Extension Service
Four Antarctic Ships Damaged In Ice Pack Clash
Four of twelve ships in Operation Deep Freeze were damaged near McMurdo Sound Antarctica as heavy ice packs and gale force winds battered vessels. The Arneb sustained hull cracks and propeller damage after being driven against the Ross Ice Shelf. Northwind and Wyandot also suffered propeller damage while Staten Island fought ice to approach the Great Filchner Ice Shelf to establish a base.
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Pon
Guy
Cape Halett
Northwind
U. S. Coast Guard
Wyandot
Weddell Sea
Staten Island
Great Filchner Ice Shelf
Block Square Fire In Pekin Destroys Central Building
Pekin firefighters remained on duty at the burning ruins of a block square building in Pekin’s central business district. The two story stone structure housed Frank Rosenberg Furniture and Hardware Store and was destroyed Thursday night. Fireman Fred Morris was injured as crews from Pekin Peoria and East Peoria brought the blaze under control after midnight. The origin was undetermined and power downtown was cut for two hours after a wall collapsed. No damage estimate was immediately available.
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Pekin, Tilw
Pekin
Frank Rosenberg
Fred Morris
Peoria
East Peoria
U.N. Debates Hungarians Bloodbath Inquiry and Middle East Tension
The United Nations General Assembly voted 59 to 8 to create a 28 member fact finding committee on the Hungarian bloodbath, likely to interview refugees across the United States and Europe. Arab-Asian bloc leaders held a closed conference over Israel Egypt withdrawal and urged sanctions in response to the Sinai clashes. U N commander Burns said Israeli forces would not pull back from Sharm el Sheikh and the Tiran Straits.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Wws
Middle East
General Assembly
United States
Budapest
Australia
Ceylon
Denmark
Tunnisia
Uruguay
Hungary
Austria
Italy
Egypt
Israel
U. N
E. L. M. Burns
Tel Aviv
Sharm E] Sheikh
Sinai Peninsula
Tiran Straits
Adenauer urges world ban on thermonuclear bombs
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer called for a global agreement to abolish thermonuclear weapons. He said such weapons cannot be used to wage war and that a definitive solution to world problems lies in their complete elimination. He did not outline enforcement yet suggested backing Western arms controls. He also questioned a demilitarized European zone as a path to German unification.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Europe
Turkey Sandwich Maker Sought In Case Of The Body
Los Angeles police seek a sandwich maker a service station attendant and a landlord linked to the Marie McDonald kidnapping. Detectives want the person who made the turkey sandwiches the gas station worker the car driver and the landlord of the house where two abductors allegedly held her. Chief Brown notes the Little Lindbergh Law could apply as McDonald was beaten during her disappearance.
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Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Indio
Thad Brown
California
Public Health Service Grants $575,000 for Heart Disease Drug Research
The Public Health Service announced a grant of $575,000 to Dr. Alan E. Treloar, director of papbuek, of the American Hospital Assn. for research evaluating the effectiveness of drugs in treating heart disease.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Alan E. Treloar
Papbuek
American Hospital Assn
Births in Local Hospitals Describe Nine New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hart of 1505 South 12th Street welcome a son born yesterday at 835 am in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces named James Robert. Mr and Mrs Robert I Holt of 2709 Cherry greet a son born at 616 pm in Good Samaritan weighing six pounds fourteen ounces named Matthew Robert. Mr and Mrs Gordon Shafer of Sycamore announce a daughter born Sunday January 6 weighing ten pounds one ounce. Grandparents include Elmo Scott of RFD 6 Vernon. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Birthel Eugene Green of Camp LeJeune NC weighs eight pounds one ounce named Sydney Ann. grandparents Keppler Green of RFD 6 Vernon and Mr and Mrs R Wanble of Tampa Fla.
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Elmer Hart
South 12Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
James Robert
Robert I. Holt
Cherry
Matthew Robert
Gordon Shafer
Sycamore
Elmo Scott
RFD
Vernon
Birthel Eugene Green F
Camp le Juene
N. C
Sydney Ann
Keppler Green
R. ©. Wanble
Tampa
Fla
Hospital notes from Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Jefferson Memorial admits Marsh Mabry and discharges several patients including Miss Nancy Yandell, Mrs. Eula Rector and Master Bobby Fitzferrers. Good Samaritan lists admissions Mrs Letitia Jean Boone Nora Weatherford Fred Swayze Flora Tucker Lesa Self Zeola Woods Paul Ricod Ruth Reece and discharges Miss Linda Dees Carmela Hart and baby James Greer and Jerry Reynolds.
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Jefferson Memorial
Marsh Mabry
Nancy Yandell
Eula Rector
Bobby Fitzferrers
Bonnie
Good Samaritan
Letitia Jean Boone
Nora B. Weatherford
Fred Eugene Swayze
Flora Tucker
Lesa Lee Self
Zeola Woods
Paul Eugene Ricod
Ruth Jane Reece
Linda Jane Dees
Carmela Hart
James Robert
Mark Wright Greer
Jerry Dean Reynolds
Airport moves to Champaign and back in a day
Larry Forrestal and Stanle Koziara flew to Champaign and returned the same day while Bill Tumbleson fled to St Louis and back yesterday and then flew to Centralia this morning
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Larry Forrestal
Champaign
Stanle Koziara
Bill Tumbleson
St. Louis
Centralia
Hughes develops new guided air-to-air missile
Culver City California Hughes Aircraft Co announced a new air to air guided missile designed for launch from a jet interceptor. The firm says it can out maneuver enemy aircraft and reach supersonic speeds at high altitudes beyond any interceptor plane.
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Culver City
Calif
Hughes Aircraft Co
Pastor Henry Hemken Dies From Collision Injuries
The Rev. Henry Hemken 71 pastor of Walshville Baptist Church died at St. Francis from head injuries after a two car crash on U S 66 south of Litchfield on December 31.
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Litchfield
Henry Hemken
Walshville Baptist Church
St. Francis
U. S. 66
Marriage Licenses for Glen Daniels and Peggy Bruce
Glen Fe Daniels of Cisne and Peggy Bruce of Mt. Vernon receive a marriage license. Ronald D Satterfield and Joann Allen of McLeansboro also obtain a license.
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Glen FE. Daniels
Cisne
Peggy Bruce
RFD 7
Mt. Vernon
Ronald D. Satterfield
Joann Allen
Mcleansboro
Manners Reminder on Reading Others' Mail
A note stresses not reading misdelivered letters and returning them promptly to the rightful owner with an explanation. It urges respecting privacy as a key social standard and outlines courteous handling of misdelivered mail.
Illinois public aid reports surge in surplus commodities
Springfield Illinois December distribution of federal surplus commodities aided 73 457 needy persons across 26 downstate counties with a retail value of 214 994 dollars, as announced by the Illinois Public Aids Commission.
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Springfield
Downstate
Ilinois Public Aids Commission
Elvis Presley Cleared for Army Induction
Memphis Tenn reports Elvis Presley has been deemed fully acceptable for military service after completing his pre induction examination on Friday. A call up may come months later depending on service needs.
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Memphis
Tenn U
Elvis Presley
Armed Services
Editorial Questions Safe Living In Montgomery
Montgomery confronts a wave of violence with 12 incidents in 15 days. City officers guard buses and protect residents while the editorial urges action to ensure safety. Authorities consider curfews and state patrols, amid bombings and arson targeting churches and leaders advocating integration.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Advertiser
G. J. Ruppenthal
W.A. Gayle
James E. Folsom
Advertiser
City Commission
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Mobile
Dudley McFadyen
Negro Movement For Racial Integration
Elvis Presley and 1960s hits mix of stars and songs
A snapshot of mid-century popular tunes listing Elvis Presley songs alongside tracks by Tab Hunter Fats Domino Jim Lowe Pat Boone Ivory Joe Hunter and others. It references charts and varied artists including Bobby Darin and Patti Page with notes on titles such as Blueberry Hill and Jamaica Farewell.
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Elvis Presley
Tab Hunter
Guy Mitchall
Jim Lowe
B. Crothy
G. Kelly
Fats Domino
George Hamilton IV
Johnnis Ray
Lover
Frank Sinatra
Cindy
Vince Martin
Joe Valino
the Tarriers
Patience and
Prudence
Jerry Lewis
Pat Boone
Ivory Joe Hunter
Bie Doggett
Betty Johnson
Nae
King” Cole
Frankie Laine
Priscilla
Eddie Cooley
City of Angels
the Highlghts
Patti Page
Don Rondo
Sonny Knight
the Platters
The
Five Keys
Jamaica
Harry Belafonte
Vision Returns To Novelist And GOP Chairman Hall Resigns
Vision returns to novelist John Howard Griffin after ten years of blindness as he gains corrective glasses. Separately, GOP Chairman Leonard Hall resigns as party head effective February, signaling a potential new leadership and possible future government post.
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GOP
Hall
Fire at South Side pet shop kills 300 animals
CHICAGO A blaze Thursday night at a South Side pet shop killed about 300 dogs cats birds and other animals and caused roughly $18 000 in damage. Owner Peggy Pelages said around 400 animals were saved and one seven month old honey bear named Johnnie was carried out unconscious and revived after a shot of brandy. Fire Chief Erwin Conrad cited undetermined origin and $2 000 building damage. Two macaws died worth $500 each.
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Chicago
South Side
Peggy Pelages
Johnnie
Erwin Conrad
Miss Pelages
Child Dies In Stalled Auto In Suburban Worth
A four month old infant died in Worth after a car stalled in the snow. His father John Bellair 26 and mother Barbara Bellair 23 tried to resuscitate him by mouth but he died despite their efforts. He was pronounced dead at Litt Company of Mary Hospital.
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Chicago
Suburban
Worth
Mark Bellair
John
Barbara
Cars Collide on Brownsville Road Collision injures no one
At 3 50 p m Thursday on Brownsville Road half a mile south of Mt Vernon county officers said William A Ratliff 17 of RFD 1 drove into a taxi driven by Alfred Hamlin of 313 North Sixth Street no injuries were reported in the crash
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Brownsville
Mt. Vernon
William A. Ratliff
RFD 1
Alfred Hamlin
North Sixth Street
Graham's Last Day Of Life In Colorado
John Gilbert Graham faces execution for the 1955 United Airlines disaster in which 44 people died. On his last day before the scheduled Friday night death, Governor McNichols denied clemency as Graham awaited execution for murdering his mother, Daisie King.
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Canon City
Colo. U
John Gilbert Graham
Graham
Daisie King
United Air Linea
Colorado
Steve McNichols
Enveloper scandal details Hodge cash scheme and prison terms
$1,300,000 moved via a Hodge secret account with disbursements by personal checks intercepted by Hintz and cashed. Auditors say $545,000 stolen from closed banks, $17,000 unrecovered, $111,865 unknown source deposits. Hintz serves at Stateville, Hodge and Edward A. Epping at Menard Prison.
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Hodge
Hintz
Stateville
Edward A. Epping
Menard
Midwest Cold Deepens as Snowbound Regions Ski Low Temps
Weather across the Midwest and Northeast plunged to record lows after a heavy snowstorm. Illinois towns like Joliet and Rockford reported subzero readings while Chicago reached -3, the coldest in almost two years. Snow plows freed main roads but several deaths were linked to the cold. More frigid air was forecast to move south into the Deep South ahead of a gradual warmup tonight and Saturday.
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Yan
Rockford Eorla
Quincy
Kee
Vandalia
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Mercury
Kago
Havana
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Ane
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Burlington
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Hulton
Caribou
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Rockford
Moline
South Bend
Ind
New York State
Gian
New
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Magner elected president at Mt. Vernon Rescue Mission
Abe Magner was elected president of the Mt. Vernon Rescue Mission at the annual directors meeting held last night at the Mission on South Tenth Street. Elmer Bolerjack steps down as president and Rev. Leo Harlow will continue as superintendent for a fifth year.
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Abe Magnet
Mt. Vernon
South Tenth Street
Elmer Bolerjack
Elmer Hawkins
Verle Sheffield
Fay Lacey
Leo Harlow
Verlie Sheffield
Jess Knauss
William England
Lee Dobbs
Ex Mt Vernon Tailor Moves to Alton Address Listed
Edward A Hoffman, a longtime Mt. Vernon tailor, reports he now resides in Alton Illinois at 1124 Milnar Avenue. He signs the note for The Register News confirming the move.
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Mt. V
Alton
Edward A. Hoffman
Mt. Vernon
Register-News
Alton, Til
Milnar Avenue
Dems Map Own Plans for Mideast
The document outlines Democratic plans for the Middle East. Acheson criticizes Eisenhower provisions as vague and inadequate, saying they break little new ground and leave unresolved issues including the Arab-Israeli dispute and the Suez Canal controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
Five Day Forecast For Region With Snow Possibilities
Forecast shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal with normal highs around 32 north and 43 south and lows near 15 north and 25 south. Minor fluctuations expected until warmer by Wednesday. Precipitation averaging .10 to .04 inches with chances of snow north and snow or rain south on Tuesday and Wednesday. A few flurries near Lake Michigan Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Weather Elsewhere: Snow and cold spread across regions
Missouri forecast from AP notes occasional snow in the north and sleet or freezing rain in the south this forenoon. Warmer today with highs 30s to 40s, cloudy tonight and Saturday with light snow reaching extreme north. Lows 20s to 30s, turning colder Saturday except extreme south with rain or snow.
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Missouri
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