Deaths Mrs Mabel Judd Dies At Dahlgren At 74
Mrs Mabel May Judd aged 74 died at her Dahlgren home at 12 15 a m after a lingering illness. She was born January 13 1881 in Council Bluffs Iowa to Henry and Julia Stotko. She married Giles G Judd July 31 1901 at Council Bluffs. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p m at Dahlgren Christian church conducted by Rev Bird Green. Burial in Richardson Hill cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs W A Reeves East St Louis and Mrs J N Sanguinette St Louis one son Earl B Judd Ava IL two brothers Henry and Grover 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Body lies in state at Grigg Gholson Funeral Home Dahlgren.
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Mabel May Judd
Dahlgren
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Henry
Julia Stotko
Giles G. Judd
Dahlgren Christian Church
Bird Green
Richardson Hill Cemetery
W.A. Reeves
East St. Louis
J. N. Sanguinette
St. Louis
Earl B. Judd
Ava, NL
Grover
Grigg-Gholson
Janet Parker 67 Dies At Good Samaritan Hospital
Janet Parker, 67, died at Good Samaritan Hospital at 4 a m today after a month of illness. She lived with her son Raymond Eatock at 621 North 12th street. Funeral at 10 a m Saturday at St Mark's Episcopal Church West Frankfort conducted by Rev Ralph Markey. Burial in Heights cemetery. Survived by one son four sisters and two brothers. Her son Mr Eatock is chief engineer at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Janet Parker
Good Samaritan Hospital
Raymond Eatock
North 12Th Street
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
West Frankfort
St. Louis
Ida Street
Ralph Markey
Heights Cemetery
William Parker
Mr. Eatock
Sandburg Donates Library to University of Illinois
The University of Illinois Foundation buys Carl Sandburgs complete library for 30000 dollars. The collection includes manuscripts first editions of his works Lincolniana and extensive correspondence. Sandburg chose to keep the set intact and it will reside in the Champaign campus library as a memorial to the poet. Transfer to Champaign expected soon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Sandburg
University of
Sandburg
University
Galesburg
Til
Flat Rock
N. C
University Library
Champaign
David D. Henry
America
Foundation
Bank Robbery in Whittington by Three Bandits
Reported bank raid at First National Bank of Mount Vernon located near Whit tington on Illinois Route 37. Suspects described as men aged 30 to 40, weighing 130 to 159 pounds, 3 foot 7 inches to 5 foot 9 inches tall. Two wore overcoats, one wore a brown jacket.
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First National Bank of
Mount Vernon
Whittington
Benton
Payne
Good Samaritan Admission and Discharges List
Admission includes Amanda F. Farris George Everett Mus erave Ronald DeWayne Smith Charles Clarence Mays Ora Radi Rogers Inez Ruby McReynolds Elbert Harmon Discharged includes Anita Marie Hunt baby Bernard Alan Nena Hester Dain Beverly Kay Piper Paul Jeffrey Casey.
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Good Samaritan
Amanda F. Farris
George Everett Muserave
Ronald DeWayne Smith
Charles Clarence Mays
Ora Radi Rogers
Inez Ruby McReynolds
Elbert Harmon
Anita Marie Hunt
Bernard Alan
Nena Hester Dain
Beverly Kay Piper
Paul Jeffrey Casey
Jleферен Memorial Admits and Discharges Notice
JLEFERSON MEMORIAL reports admissions and discharges: admitted Mrs Cov Johnston. Discharged Mrs Doris, Half acre and baby Jack D. Iuka.
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Jleferson Memorial
Cov Johnston
Doris Halfacre
Jack D
Iuka
Dan G Melton Ladies Encampment Auxiliary Meeting
The Dan G Melton Ladies Encampment Auxiliary No 3 will meet at the ICCF Temple Friday evening January 13 at 730 o'clock. There will be important staff practice led by Lillian Dorris CM Effie Marlow Scribe.
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Dan G. Melton
I.C.C.F. Temple
Lillian Dorris
Effie Marlow
Attacker of Beauty Queen Is Captured
Donna Schurr, 18, beauty queen and Miss California, described a violent home invasion and rape by Jack James Walker, who was captured after a 100 mph chase led by Schurr’s fiancé Lloyd Brett. Walker admitted the attacks and faces rape kidnapping and first degree burglary charges. Brett stopped him with police aid as he pursued at high speed.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Donna Schurr
Garden Grove
Long Beach
Brett
Miss Schurr
Walker
California
Ambulance Rushes to Scene After Dayton Taxi Crash
In Dayton Ohio Sis Anna Reineke 74 was struck by a taxi while crossing a street on Wednesday. Deputies say she was taken to hospital with a broken leg and remained under treatment less than three counties from the incident as an ambulance returning to the hospital was running behind the taxi.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Sis
Anna Reineke
Wright Fails To Block Sale Of Road Bonds
Springfield Illinois State Supreme Court denied State Treasurer Warren E Wright's motion to dismiss the Illinois Toll Road Commission petition to complete a 15 million dollar turnpike bond sale. The court gave Wright until next Monday to file briefs. underwriters set January 23 as the delivery deadline. A Chicago suit by Harold M Quincer seeks to halt the sale, but the court refused to add Quincer as a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Supreme Court
Warren E. Wright
Illnois Toll Road Commission
Wright
Tol Road Commission
Commission
Chicago
Harold M. Quincer
Belvidere
The
Supreme Court Today
Quincer
Ike Says No Objection To Vote In New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire supporters plan to file 100 signatures to place President Eisenhower on the first in the nation primary. An AP exclusive notes the President has no objections to entry and is expected to seek a second term, despite his recent heart attack.
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Ike
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Eisenhower
White House
Hagerty
Prehistoric Mammut Jawbone Found on Illinois Farm
A farmer plowed up a Mammut Americanus jawbone near Roberts Illinois. University of Illinois Museum experts confirmed the find as a prehistoric mastodon likely 10 000 to 20 000 years old. Hunters who urged proper study took the bone to the university for identification.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oggie Brown Sr
Sidney
Til
Oggie Jr
Champaign
Donald F. Hoffmeister
Museum of Natural History
Illinois
Charles W. Collinson
Illinois Geological Survey
Israel Faces Strong Censure In U N Council
In a United Nations Security Council session, Israel faced sharp condemnation over the December 11 raid on Syrian outposts near the Sea of Galilee. Russia and Western powers pressed for sterner measures, with a Soviet draft demanding compensation for casualties, while the U.S. Britain and France backed a resolution omitting compensation but noting a moral basis for payment.
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United Nations
Israel
U. N
Syria
Russia
Bic
Security Council
Council
Sea of Galilee
United States
Britain
France
U. S
Detroit strike near end as papers move toward settlement
Detroit Newspaper Publishers Assn and three striking unions reach tentative two year contract terms. If approved this weekend, publishers expect resumption by Monday, with wage increases of 13.75 dollars upon resumption and 2.75 dollars weekly on December 1 1956. The three papers shut since December I are Detroit News Times and Free Press.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Assn
Steretypers
Teamsters
Phot
Publishers Group
Robert C. Butz
Detroit News
Times
Free Press
New Farm Corn Allotments Announced for 1956
Parker Pierce, chairman of the County ASC, announced that producers who plan to plant corn in 1956 on farms with no corn in 1953 1954 or 1955 must apply for a corn acreage allotment to receive price support. Quotas do not apply to corn, but any corn produced on such farms without an allotment would be ineligible for price support in 1956. Applications available at the county ASC office. February 15, 1956, is the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Pierce
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Birth of Sandra Aileen Davis at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis of 1021 Harrison welcomed a daughter born at 1 48 this morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces Sandra Aileen named for the newborn with the couple listed as parents.
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Charles Davis
Harrison
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandra Aileen
Wasp Sting In Bed Ends Childs Life in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan Mr and Mrs Ivan Schuster awoke to their 10 year old daughter Jeannie in distress after a wasp sting the child died soon after from anaphylactic shock caused by an extreme sensitivity to insect stings found dead wasp beneath the covers and a doctor confirmed the cause of death.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ivan Schuster
Jeannie
Schuster
Clyde M. Casey Hurt In Arizona Auto Accident
Clyde M. Casey 30, of 804 South 21st street, was injured in an automobile crash between Phoenix and Tucson last weekend while returning from a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. He is hospitalized with back and chest injuries not believed to be serious. Casey formerly worked as a Register-News carrier.
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Clyde L. Casey
South 21St Street
Clyde M. Casey
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona
Casey
Chamber of Commerce
Register- News
Five Thousand Five Hundred Awarded in Auto Case
After five hours of deliberation a circuit court jury awarded plaintiff Rufus E. Fisher $5,500 against defendant Aubrey Burgin in an automobile collision on February 16, 1954 on Ninth Street near Conger. Fisher sought $25,371.53. verdict reached at 8:15 p.m. after starting at 3:20 p.m.
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Rufus E. Fisher
Aubrey Burgin
Fisher
Ninth Street
Conger
Commissioner Raids E St Louis Rummy Games
EAST ST LOUIS Ill Peter Hanger a police and fire board member says he will continue raids on card games as long as gambling exists Police Commissioner Russell T Beebe questioned whether Hanger has authority to lead raids Beebe supports suppressing organized gambling but not rummy Nine men were arrested in the raid Hanger president of Local 12 AFL Chemical Workers Union praised Beebe for vigilance at a police board meeting
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Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Ill
Peter Hanger
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Hell
Russell T. T. Beebe
Hanger
Beebe
AFL Chemical Workers Union
Attraction For Mt. Vernon Reunion Under Contract
The Peck Amusement Co. of Kankakee Illinois and Tampa Florida signed a contract to furnish the midway attraction for the Mt. Vernon Veterans Reunion. The event will run the week of July 4 at the city park under the sponsorship of Jefferson Post 141 American Legion with reunion manager Glenn Purcell.
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The
Peck Amusement Co
Kankakee
Ill
Tampa
Fla
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson Post 141
American Legion
Glenn Purcell
Legion Post
Guards Break Up Picketing At Florida Nylon Plant
National Guardsmen disbursed about 250 pickets near the Chemstrand nylon plant 12 miles northeast of Pensacola after an injunction barred entrance gatherings and violence. Four people were arrested as tension rose following fights, smashed windows, and overturned cars amid a dispute over hiring of out of state workers.
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Pensacola
Fla
Chemstrand Corp
Leroy Collins
Jude B. B Mason
Chemstrand and Damnel Consumption Co
Greenville
S. C
J. C. Jernagin
Daniel
Pickels
Assn. Adj
Robert G. White
St. Augustine
R. L. Kendrick
National Labor Relations Board
Runaway Boys Reunited With Parents Here
Two boys aged 11 and 12 who ran away from homes near Luka were brought to town by Cecil Martin and reunited with their parents after spending a night in the woods. Police confirmed the boys slept outdoors before surrendering to Mr Martin and authorities.
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Luka
Cecil Martin
Old Union Builds Four Room School With 34000 Spend
The district completed a four room school expansion funded by an 1820 bond issue approved last year and $2000 from the educational fund. Improvements include two new classrooms, remodeling, basement tiles, new public address system, a plane and new maps, plus new school books.
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Vecsey
Aspbad
Thor
Scandal Rag Sued By Nixon's 1952 Campaign Manager
Los Angeles Vice President Nixon's 1952 campaign manager Murray Chotiner filed a 114 million dollar libel suit against Behind the Scene magazine and others over an article claiming a secret link with the underworld. The complaint names the magazine, two corporations and 33 individuals including author Marvin Higgins.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Underworld
Murray Chotiner
Behind
Chotiner
Jerry Giesler
the Mavne
Marvin Higgins
City May Forbid Drive-Ins At Local Taverns
Mt. Vernon city councilmen meet at city hall to discuss a proposal to forbid drive-in windows at taverns to curb underage liquor purchases. The session also weighs bid adverts for a garbage truck chassis and recommendations on a police patrol car bid.
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Mt. Vernon
Recess as a School Break Concept
A brief note on recess as a coffee break for teachers, describing how short breaks aid focus and morale during the school day. It highlights the value of informal time for social interaction and mental reset.
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Mabel Judd
U. of Illinois
Whittington Bank
Airport News
Donald McLean
Clarence Brehm
Jonesboro
Donna May Schurr
Ils
Sibyl
Lonele
Hank Sez
Stan the Tire Man
Perts
Tire Service
Ant
Rvice Twelfth Street
Broadway
U.N. Council
Max Harrelson
AP News
Pyry
Natcol
Douglas Drug
Living RM
Homogyraf Co
Eight Mile Rd
Wasp
Cold Wave
Glassmans
Virgil Coale
Corrine Sumner
Alma Johnson
E. St. Louis
Mt. V. Reunion
Orinoco
Caroni
Venezuela
National Geographic
Florida
Old Union
British Bush Fire Brigade
Middle East
Suez
Cyprus
Eden
Jordan
Otoley
PODO
Olafsen
Aytinal Vitamins & Minerals
Olafsen Baytol
Olafsen Olavite
S.S.S
Eunce
Walgreen
Olatsen
Rvynn
Liasid Shrampoo
Ts Ria
Lynn-Ann Cleaners
Creas
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