Deaths: Larry Dean Cloyd 16 Funeral in Cicero
Funeral services for Larry Dean Cloyd aged 16 will be at 1:00 p m Thursday at Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev Everett Lemay officiating Burial will follow in Sursa cemetery The youth died Monday at his Cicero home 241 South Central He was a Morton East High junior born November 19 192 in Mt Vernon Parents Edward and Mary Cloyd survived by grandmother Mary Cloyd Mt Vernon and Park Avenue Baptist Church member
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Larry Dean Cloyd
Pulley Funeral
Everett Lemay
Sursa
Pulley Funeral Home
Cloyd
South Central
Cicero
Mtl
Morton East High School
Mt. Vernon
Edward and
Mary
Johnson) Cloyd
Edward Cloyd
Mary Cloyd
Park Avenue
Surgery For Mt. V. Fireman Captain Dethrow
Mt. Vernon fire captain Clinton R. Dethrow will undergo an operation in St. Louis for two slipped disks in his back. He is a patient in Room 305-A at Wohl Memorial Hospital 4910 Audubon Street. Friends advised to include the room number on mail.
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Clinton R. Dethrow
Mt. Vernon
Immigration policy changes and universityWashington study program
The text discusses a proposed immigration bill expanding first preference and easing limits, replacing strict skill requirements with broader economic and cultural advantages, and removing bans on mentally ill entrants. It also outlines the Washington semester program through Millikin and American University, offering Miss Bond research, seminars, and government exposure for six hours credit plus up to nine more in related courses, plus a fifty page paper and meetings with government groups.
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Great Britain
United States
U.S
Washington
Millikin
The
American University
Library of Congress
Miss Bond
Nebraska banker took 3 million in bank collapse
The Nebraska State Bank of Valentine failed, insolvent, with FDIC paying depositors up to 10000. Davenport surrendered personal property to satisfy claims as a stockholder unit disputed the FDIC action. A new bank opened by partners with updated financing aims to continue Nebraska’s banking interests.
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Ment
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Davenport
Nebraska State Bank of Valentinees Recieres
Sion
Ip Foe Orth
Nebraska Cattle Eumuiey
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Down at Midday
Prices paid until 12:30 p.m. were down 10 cents with top hogs at 15.65 for 200 to 220 pounds. Lows ranged 12.75 for 300 pounds and over, and 12.50 to 12.75 for lighter weights. Boars sold 7.50 to 8.50. After 12:30 p.m. prices set by next day’s values.
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MT. Vernon
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted In Mt Vernon Today
Mt Vernon market notes list prices for wheat at 1.37 and soybeans at 2.77 in today’s trading.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago Grain reports no wheat or oats sales. Corn No 3 yellow at 1.26 to 1.28 dollars? No 4 yellow at 1.26 dollars. Soybeans No 4 yellow at 2.4 dollars. Soybean oil at 11.
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Chicago
Chicago live poultry price report unchanged
Chicago wholesale live poultry prices were steady with roasters at 23 to 26 cents per pound. Special fed white rock fry declined by 18 to 19 percent. A few heavy hens were available at the markets.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Markets Report
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs prices at the Mercantile Exchange with steady quotes. Butter scores shown as AA 57 percent and 92 A 57 percent, 90 B 36 percent, 89 55 percent. Egg quality grades listed with 70 percent or better A whites at 2745 and mixed 2744, mediums 25, standards 3, dirties unquoted, checks 20.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Livestock Receipts at National Stockyards MM
AP notes estimated Thursday receipts at National Stockyards MM with hogs 7 000 head cattle 1 000 calves 150 sheep 300. Hogs 8 500 steady to 2 lower 150 310 lb barrows and gilts 14.00 16.65 300 650 lb sows 12.25 14.25. Cattle 2 500 calves 150 strong to 50 higher utilities to prime steers 15.00 24.50 heifers standard to prime 16.00 23.50 cows 8.00 13.00 standard to choice vealers 13.00 32.00 good to choice 13.00 18.00. Sheep 500 lambs strong to 25 higher good to prime lambs 15.50 22.75 ewes 4.00 6.00.
Eggs and Eggs Market Rates in St Louis
St Louis market report lists consumer egg grades A large 23 29 A medium 20 26 A small 21 23 B large 25 26 standard 23 24 unclassified 21 22 checks 16 17. Hens heavy 16 17 light over 5 lb 9 under 5 lb 4 44 broilers and fryers 17 18 42.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Mit Boise
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Wwe
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Detroit
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Salt Sk. City
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Tampa
Washington
Winnipe
Belleville
Peoria
Quincy
Green Bay
Madison
Paducah Wanes
South Bend
Wall Street Gains In Heavy Trading With Drugs And Airlines
Wall Street rose in heavy afternoon trading as drugs and airlines led advances. Merck Pfizer Norwich Pharmacal up about 2 points. United Delta TWA up over 1. Industrials like Du Pont GE Kennecott Sears rose about a point. U.S. Steel GM Jersey Standard and AT&T fell. Chicago Yellow Cab up over 2. J.S. Case preferred rose 7 percent. Dow averages show gains.
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New York
Merck
Pfizer
Norwich Pharmacal
Schering
United
Delta
TWA
du Pont
General Electric
Kennecott
Sears, Roebuck
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Jersey Standard
American Telephone
Chicago Yellow Cab
J.S. Case
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Varnell Rebekah Lodge 296 Meeting and Birthday Event
The regular meeting of Var nell Rebekah Lodge No. 296 will be held at O.O.F. hall on Thursday night January 14 at 7 30. The lodge birthday party will be EDNA WOODWARD N G and NAOMI R BOGAN secretary.
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Varnell Rebekah
Oy Ot O.of
Weather report signals deep drop in northern Illinois
Illinois forecast calls for temperatures down to 10 below zero in the north as a cold front moves through. Nighttime lows vary from 5 above in central areas to 15 to 20 below near the south. Snow fell today with clearing skies in the north, while daytime highs ranged from near 10 to 18 above in the northwest to 28 in the north central.
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Illinois Weather
Chicago
Ilinois
Illinois
Tlimois
Five Day Forecast for Southern Illinois Temperatures
Southern Illinois temperatures will average near to slightly below normal Thursday through Monday. Cold start but warming Friday and Saturday, then turning colder late weekend. Normal highs 30s in central Illinois to 40s in south. lows from teens to mid 20s. Scattered showers or snow flurries expected over the weekend.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Dispute Over Interstate 55 Route Near Ray mond and Staunton
The State Division of Highways says final I-55 routing will take weeks. At a Tuesday hearing spokesmen voiced optimism for an agreement with opponents of two earlier routes who protested farm property loss and bypass plans around U S 66 business districts. The session followed objections to original plans for a stretch between Raymond and Staunton.
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Litchfield
State Division of Highways
U.S. 66
Raymond
Staunton
Federated Club Meeting Set at Mrs Gibboneys Home
Members of the Mildred Sher rad Federated Club will meet Thursday evening at 8 00 at the home of Mrs Sue Gibboney 514 South 13th Street All members urged to be present. Mrs Nettie Lee Porter President.
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Mildred Sherrad
Mt Vernon Amvets Schedule 7 30 Meeting and Board Election
The Mt. Vernon Amvets will meet tonight at 7 30 at the club rooms. An election for new members of the board of directors will be held. All members are asked to be present. aes SWINNEN.
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Mt. Vernon Amvets
Aes Swinnen
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Discharged Patients
Discharged list includes William C. Hayse Judith Elaine Adams Rosalie Leona Martin Carolyn Sue Phillips Grace May Williamson Fred Andrew Holland Fred O. Rodet z William Edward Prince Linda Jones Merilyn Jean Waldman Hurley Lee Payne Mary Ellen Myers Leslie Gene Menefee Sarah Elen Wingo Admitted list includes William Franklin Tucker Mary Ellen Campbell Ruby Belle Elderidge Grover C. Maxwell Johnny Andrew Pero Sarah Edna Smith Don ald Alan Grahberr Estella Savage Edith Jane Fortune Rodger Dean Garrison Emma Klar Welge Edith B. Moore
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Jefferson Memorial
William C. Hayse
Judith Elaine Adams
Good Samaritan
William Franklin Tucker
Mary Ellen Campbell
Ruby Belle Elderidge
Grover C. Maxwell
Johnny Andrew Pero
Sarah Edna Smith
Donald Alan Grahberr
Estella Savage
Edith Jane Fortune
Rodger Dean Garrison
Emma Klar Welge
Edith B. Moore
Rosalie Leona Martin
Carolyn Sue Phillips
Grace May Williamson
Fred Andrew Holland
Fred O. Rodetz
William Edward Prince
Linda Jones
Merilyn Jean Waldman
Hurley Lee Payne
Mary Ellen Myers
Leslie Gene Menefee
Sarah Elen Wingo
Security Bank Declares 100 Percent Stock Dividend
Security Bank announces a 100 percent stock dividend and reports capital and surplus totaling $1,030,000. J Marvin Powers is elected president and chairman, with George W. Howard Jr. and others named to vice president roles and a long list of officers retained. A profit sharing retirement trust is adopted, with eligibility after two years. The bank notes 1964 as its strongest growth year and optimistic 1965 outlook. The Q A section explains Tamany Hall's name origin tied to Fran Tammany of the Delaware tribe.
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Security Bank
J. Marvin Powers
George W. Howard, Jr
John Howard
Roger O. Smith
Norma J. Garrison
Gene Crawford
Rex L. Kelley
Smith
Garrison
Vernon
Opdyke
Lewis Brake
C. J. Covington
Ben Glassman
Curt D. Ham
George E. Hill
W. Joe Hill
Coyn Mateer
Harvey McCowen
Eleanor R. Mitchell
John R. Mitchell
Stanley Rosenberger
E.M. Self
D. Clarence Wilson
Ula Dare
Gladys Whitaker
Faye Rightnowar
Juanita Turner
Judy Johnson
Joe Shields
Richard Spotanski
Deanna Arnold
Gale Howell
Mary Douthit
Janet Dalby
Shirley Capps
Sandra Walker
Janet Hook
Barbara Green
Elizabeth Harlow
Bonnie Sherwood
Brenda Hale
Arthur O. Leffler
Edward E. Curtis
John A. Davidson
Davidson Stock Farms
John A. Kirk
M. Jack Mitchell
Harold A. Myers
Myers Funeral Service
J. Edwin Rackaway
the Register-News
Thomas D. Schwartz
Carl Schweinfurth
Charles S. Ward
Nelson Concrete Culvert Co
Harold G. Watson
Hotel Emmerson
Luther Becherer
J. Wallace Owen
Lacey Payne
Robert N. Puntney
Aretha Edmison
Mabel Ewing
William Rader
First National
Starr-Ranmar
11Th and
Broadway
First National Bank and Trust Company of
Mt. Vernon
Wallace Owen
Southern Illinois
Trust Department
Jefferson Co Progress: Baker and Stewart Reelected Directors
James R. Baker of Mt. Vernon and Forrest Stewart of Dix were reelected to two year terms on the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District board at its 23rd annual meeting. About 210 attended the Field Township dinner as Elmer Smith of Caterpillar urged soil and water conservation and outlined erosion losses, flood damage, and three recovery options.
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James R. Baker
Route 4
Mt. Vernon
Forrest Stewart
Dix
Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District
Field Community Consolidated School
Field Township
Baker
Stewart
Conservation District Board
Elmer Smith
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Peoria
United States
Smith
Jefferson County
Dock strike halts sailing of liners
Luxury liner sailings were canceled as seagoing unions backed Atlantic and Gulf coast longshoremen on strike. The United States and the Argentina were to sail with about 980 passengers combined. NMU and SIU said they were not striking, but would not cross picket lines.
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Malcolm Stephenson
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
International Longshoremen's Association
National Maritime Union
Seafarers International Union
NMU
SIU
United States
Europe
Argentina
Moore- McCormack Lines
Gas Tank Accident Sparks Farm Fire Near Bluford
A farm storage tank overturned by a truck driven by Harry Wiggins five miles north of Bluford released 250 gallons of gasoline. Webber township firefighters contained the blaze, which spread to a nearby corn crib causing damage to the structure.
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Harry Wiggins
Bluford
Wiggins
Webber Township
Dowzer Electric Hosts King Coal Chapter Meeting
Dowzer Electric Machinery Works of Mt. Vernon hosts the King Coal Chapter of the Electrical Apparatus Services Association meeting on January 15. Rex V. Woodward leads the program with a 1:00 p.m. shop tour and 3:00 p.m. business session at L N Cafe. Speaker Peter J. Wilder discusses Credit and Accounting Problems.
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Dowzer Electric Machinery Works, Inc
Mt. Vernon
King Coal
Electrical Apparatus Services Association
Rex V. Woodward
Dowzer
Denzer Works
L& N
Peter J. Wilder
Century Electric Company
St. Louis
Wilder
St. Louis University School of Commerce and Finance
Century Electric
St. Louis Association of Credit Managers
National Institute of Credit
Gus Baechle
EASA
Orvill Thorp
King Coal Chapter
School Chief In Accident Here
One non injury automobile accident was reported in Mt Vernon yesterday at Jordan street and Johnson Alley. The collision involved a truck driven by Farris F Harlow and a car driven by Ellis Henson superintendent of Mt Vernon high school and community college. The car was damaged over $100 and the truck about $30. Harlow was charged with careless emerging from an alley.
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Mt. Vernon
Jordan Street
Johnson Alley
Farris F. Harlow
South 15Th
Ellis Henson
Oakland
Mt. Vernon High School
Grant Divorce In Circuit Court
A divorce between Clarence Eugene O'Dell and Rita Faye O'Dell was granted in circuit court Tuesday with Judge Alvin Lacy Williams presiding.
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Clarence Eugene O'Dell
Rita Faye O'Dell
Circuit Court
Alvin Lacy Williams
Control Fire on Casey Ave in Mt. Vernon
An overturned flare ignited dry grass in an alley in the 2200 block of Casey Avenue late Tuesday. Mt. Vernon firefighters controlled the blaze with no damage reported.
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Casey Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital Tammy Lee Harlow
Mr and Mrs Ernest K Har low of RFD 6 Mt Vernon are parents of a daughter born at 12 43 this morning weighing seven pounds three ounces The baby has been named Tammy Lee Born in Good Samaritan hospital the birth adds to the local family news behind the scene of daily life
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Ernest K. Harlow
RFD 6
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tammy Lee
Fines levied in circuit court for speeding and related charges
Circuit court fines totaled for numerous defendants across states. Names include Karen Harmon from Taylorville charged $15 for speeding, Edward Roux of Champaign $10 for speeding, and Earl Ferguson of Woodlawn $100 on driving while intoxicated. Other drivers from St. Louis Pasadena Texas Bruc ford Rochester Mich Indianapolis Eaton Ohio Collinsville and more faced fines from $10 to $20 for speeding and yield violations.
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Karen A. Harmon
Taylorville
Edward Roux
Champaign
Earl G. Ferguson
Route 1
Woodlawn
Helen E. Burns
St. Louis
Richard L. Maddox
Pasadena
Texas
Larry J. Pierce
Bruford
Paul Tanner
Harrisburg
Lee C. Jones
Frank Cassel
Rochester
Mich
Raymond Gardner
Indianapolis
Ind
John E. Wood, Jr
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Ray W. Smith
Eaton
William J
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Backache Relief
Doan's Pills provide quick relief from backache headache and muscular pains. They soothe bladder irritation and act as mild diuretic to aid kidney function. Enjoy a restful night with the familiar Doan's relief claimed for over 60 years and a new larger size now available.
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Doan
Panama Disorders Mob Burns Old Glory Hails Fidel
About 1 200 Panamanians protested the United States in Panama City burning an American flag during a four day anti US riot observance. National Assembly member Virgilio Schueverer denounced U S imperialism praising Fidel Castro as crowds chanted Revolution. Soldiers used tear gas and fired shots in the air to block marchers near the Canal Zone boundary.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
U.S
National Assembly
Virgilio Schueverer
Fidel Castro
Legislative Palace
T. V
Sentence Man To State Farm
Gary Wayne Ackley, 22, of 331 Bell Street, pled guilty to a theft charge in circuit court and was sentenced to six months in the state farm at Vandalia for stealing four tires from Mt. Vernon Tire Service. Ralph Clydell Brown, 18, RFD Mr. Vernon, pleaded guilty to involvement and received one year probation with restitution and costs. Judge Alvin Lacy Williams presided.
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Gary Wayne Ackley
Bell Street
State Farm
Vandalia
Ackley
Mt. Vernon Tire Service
Ralph Clydell Brown
RFD
Vernon
Alvin Lacy Wiliams
Helicopter lands in Philadelphia schoolyard shocks residents
In Wynnefield Philadelphia a small helicopter made an improvised landing in Mann School play area. Pilot Stanley Harrison 33 said he intended to show the aircraft to neighborhood children. He was charged with dis orderly conduct breach of the peace trespassing and violation of aviation law.
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Philadelphia
Francis Cosgrove
Wynnefield
Mann School
Stanley Harrison
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Naomi R. Bogan
Sec’y
Federated Club
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Vern Bond
Earl Myers
Ivan McCrary
Craig Donoho
Steven Maurer
Mark Yeargin
Hilliard & Myers
Farm Bureau Board
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Herman Wagner
Schetler
Voris Coil
Keenes
Ed Hiefer
Belle Rive
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Wagner
Coil
Tammany Hall
Fran Tammany
Jefferson CO
Walgreen Agency
Dependable
South 10Th Street
RCD
OLCU
Gardena
Calif
Louis Koullapis
Call Webber
Dowzer Electric
Casey Ave
Art
Casey
Art’s
Fidel
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