Deaths Lillie Hayes Rites Thursday Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Hayes will be held Thursday at 2 00 p m at the Ewing Methodist Church Rev Alden Deaton officiating and burial in the local cemetery The body will lie in state at the home of her daughter Mrs Cochrane of Ewing where friends may call at any time until the hour of the service Mrs Hayes widow of Jesse Hayes died Monday night at her daughter’s home in Zeptown (readable fragment).
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Lillie Hayes
Lillie ‘Hayes
Ewing
Relative Dies In Colorado Funeral services set for 86 year old
Mrs Lou Ellen Johnson of Ghton Colorado dies at 86. She is described as the mother of S Stan Kozlara of this city. Funeral services will be held in Colorado.
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Lou Ellen Johnson
Ghton
Colo
S. Stan Kozlara
Colorado
No Air Crash Forest Blaze Triggers Alarm
A missing plane believed to have crashed on Clark Mountain prompted a search but a radio from the scene said no crash occurred. A timber fire was confirmed as the cause, while rescue teams faced heavy weather and helicopter crews from Nellis Air Force Base aided the effort. Survivors, if any, remain unconfirmed.
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Barstow
Calif
Clark Mountain
alleRiay
A. M. Smith
Iornia Highway Patrol
Hs Headquarters
Edie waWikege
Reed
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
Admitted: Mrs. Sarah Sefried Belle Prairie Annabelle Beck and Bonnie and Mrs. Francis Hill. Discharged: Mrs. Deloris La ker Wayne City. Good Samaritan admitted Ronald Donald Grant Deloris Johnston Mr. Joseph Monical Mrs. Orpha Lee Gilbert Mrs. Evelyn Run nel s William Fuqua Master John James McCarthy Ray Brown and Mrs. Lena Holm. Discharged: Harold Reaney Master Gary Breazeale Mrs. Emma Miller Miss Shirley Severs William Spears Mrs La ranth e Smith Mrs Nelle Shoemaker Mrs Lavern Setzekorn and baby daughter Karen Sue Thomas Healey Mrs Ruth Oder Mrs Doris Sinks and baby daughter Anita Jeanine and Oscar Haynes.
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Ronald Donald Grant
Deloris Johnston
Joseph Monical
Orpha Lee Gilbert
Evelyn Runnels
William Fuqua
John James McCarthy
Ray Brown
Lena Holm
Harold Reaney
Gary Breazeale
Emma Miller
Shirley Severs
William. Spears
Laranthe “Smith
Nelle
Karen Sue
Thomas Healey
Ruth Oder
Doris Sinks
Aby
Anita Jeanine
Oscar Haynes
Flight notes from Mt Vernon to Alton and beyond
A report notes John Dalager flying to Alton and Lyle Endicott also making a Mt Vernon to Alton flight today. Details are brief with no additional context or destinations provided.
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John Dalager
Alton
Herb Grubb
King City
Lyle Endicott
Mt. Vernon
Births in Pakoma Park and Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Joseph Conway Jr of Pakoma Park Maryland welcomed a son born at 4 20 pm weighing eight pounds twelve ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmer Kuenz of this city. Homer Lee Tennyson, son of Dahlgren, and wife welcomed a daughter eight pounds one half ounce born at 8 42 pm at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Huston of Perkins Street are parents of a baby girl born at 5 01 am at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces and named Penny Lynn.
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Pakoma Park
Maryland
Elmer Kuenz
Homer Lee Tennyson
Dahlgren
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
James Huston
Perkins Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Penny Lynn
Veterans and Auxiliary Postpone Meeting to August 9
The General Ethan Swift Camp No. 93 United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary postponed their meeting to August 9. VFW will meet tomorrow evening July 11 at 8:00. Varnell Rebekah Lodge No. 296 meets 8:00 p.m. Thursday July 11 in 10.C.F. Hall.
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United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
E. W. Threlkeld
Adj
Post Dugout
Marvin McKinney
Varnell Rebekah Lodge No. 296
Nickerson Fine And Reprimand Approved In Court Case
ATLANTA The guided missile expert Col John Nickerson faced a court martial for leaking secret defense information. Lt Gen Thomas F Hickey issued a formal reprimand, ordered a $100 monthly fine for 15 months, and suspended Nickerson from rank for one year. The case, tried at Redstone Arsenal, awaits review by the Army and defense secretary. Nickerson admitted 15 charges and claimed his actions were to support Army superiority over the Air Force.
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John . Nickerson
3Rd Army
Thomas F. Hickey
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
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West Point
Nickerson
Charlea Wilson
Maor
Air Force
Governor Signs State Police Bill in Illinois Action
Gov. Stratton signed into law a measure doubling the Illinois state police force by adding 500 patrolmen and allocating 200 for toll roads. Driver education will be funded by a $2 license fee increase per three years, and tests for drunken drivers and license renewal reforms are included. The package also sets statewide speed limits and imposes periodic exams for drivers over 70. Governor also vetoed or modified alderman quota measures and two commissions as unnecessary.
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D. i
Illinois
Vine Bay Et Ban & Daisy
Stratton
Youth Commission
Ike Accepts New Flag For Army At Rites Today
President Eisenhower accepts the Army's new office flag at a White House ceremony. The flag features the Army coat of arms on white silk, a red white and blue field, a yellow fringe, 145 streamers marking campaigns since 1775, and the motto This We'll Defend.
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Eisenhower
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Aad
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Army
Sholem Asch Dies in London at 76
Sholem Asch, Jewish author of The Nazarene and other best sellers based on the New Testament, died in London during a visit from Israel. He was 76 and had lived in Israel last year.
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Sholem Asch
Israel
Ritizen
Gesrael
Fugitive Lipsey Shot Three Times by Police in Tree Flight
East St. Louis junk dealer and ex-convict Thomas Lipsey, 36, was shot three times by officers Tuesday after a three hour chase ending with his arrest in a clump of trees. Lipsey, seriously wounded, was in St Mary’s Hospital. He reportedly disarmed an officer in Washington Park during an earlier arrest attempt and opened fire on two company workers before fleeing.
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Washington Park
Leon Jennings
Lipsey
American Zinc Co
Fairmount City
Fipsey
John Engel
Joe Brock
Chicago Widow Is Not Missing Returns Home
Chicago widow Mrs. Ruby Graham 73, prominent social figure and widow of architect Ernest R. Graham, returned to Chicago early today after floods and automobile trouble delayed her trip to Vera Beach Florida to see her son William. She said she halted travel on reaching Lake City, Florida and did not notify her son.
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Ruby Graham
Graham
Oers
Vera Beach
Fla
Willam
U S Moves to Barter Farm Goods with Reds Satelites
The House and Senate reach a compromise extending the Agricultural Trade and Assistance Act for one year. A barter provision is debated and policy bars barter with Russia Red China and areas under Chinese communists while allowing potential aid to Communist Poland up to about 95 million dollars pending clearance.
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Senate
House
U. S
Russia
China
Poland
House OKs 1.68 Billion Military Public Works Bill
The House passed a bill authorizing the armed forces to spend 1,676,622,000 for military public works at home and abroad. It would authorize only the expenditure. funds would need a separate measure. The panel urged congressional approval for discontinuing large commercial operations, amid roll call votes on amendments.
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House
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Defense Department
Indus
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House Today
Rainstorm floods Topeka and Abilene streets
A freak rainstorm inundated Topeka and Abilene, delivering 4 to 6 inches of rainfall in southern and southwestern residential districts. Police reported flood waters reaching depths of 4 to 5 feet in some areas as residents faced rising waters and property concerns.
Illinois Weather Summary Sees Mild Rise In Temperatures
Illinois forecasts show temperatures averaging 3 to 6 degrees above normal with north highs around 84 to 87 and south 87 to 91. Lows near 64 to 66 in the north and 66 to 72 in the south. A slow warming trend through Thursday, cooler in the north by weekend. Scattered thunder showers expected Friday or Saturday, with a further shower chance Monday.
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Weather Across the Nation and Illinois Forecasts
A dense weather digest lists many cities with recent conditions and highs and lows. Missouri and Illinois reports indicate showers and thunderstorms in the southwest and western central regions, with a general forecast of fair skies and warmer temperatures into Thursday.
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Farm payrolls show 8.8 million on U S farms
Washington reports 8,798,000 persons employed on farms in the last week of June, up about 7 percent from a month earlier but down about 160,000 or 12 percent from a year ago. Farm wage rates rose to a July 1 record, averaging 71.7 cents an hour versus 69.6 cents a year earlier.
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Agriculture Department
Body Found In River Identified In Quincy
A body recovered from the Mississippi River in Quincy was identified as Theodore Holle 59 a resident of the state operated soldiers and sailors home. Coroner Gerald Points of Adams County said Holle had lived at the home for years and disappeared a week ago an inquest will be held later this week
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Ill
Mississippi River
Theodore Holle
Soldiers’ and Sailors
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Adams County
Holle
Bulganin Credits Khrushchev Over Kremlin Plot
Soviet Premier Bulganin in Prague hails Nikita Khrushchev for exposing an anti party group in the Kremlin during a Czech tour. Bulganin’s praise aired on Prague radio as rumors circulate that Khrushchev may push him from the premiership.
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Estes divorce suit filed in circuit court
Phyllis Estes filed suit for divorce against Glenn B. Estes in circuit court here charging cruelty. She seeks restoration of her former name Forbis and an injunction restraining the defendant from molesting her. The couple married February 4 and separated May 5, 1957. Attorney Joe Frank Allen represents the plaintiff.
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Phyllis Estes
Glenn B. Estes
Forbis
Joe Frank Allen
10 Hour Clash Between Israeli and Syrian Forces
Truce officials opened an inquiry into a 10 hour border clash that ended after four UN cease-fire calls. A shepherd was killed and seven Israelis wounded, while two Arab women and two children were hurt in Damascus reported shelling. U N truce chief Col Byron Leary went to Damascus for talks, meeting with Israel’s Walter Eytan after fighting stopped at 10 45 p m. Israel blamed Syria for the escalation and attacks, with Syria denying initiating the skirmish.
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Auto Hits Taxi Driver Fined for Careless Driving
A car struck a stopped taxi on North Ninth Street injuring no one. Taxi driver Paul E. Bond of 2710 Logan identified. Earl V. Peyton of Carbon dale said a sticking gas pedal caused the collision and was fined $15 plus costs by Police Magistrate J. R. Thomas.
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Carbondale
Harrison
Ninth
Peyton
J. R. Thomas
Services for Dr R L Kane Herrin II
Services were scheduled Thursday for Dr. R L Kane 72 Herrin physician 37 years who died Monday night.
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II. U
R. L. Kane
Herrin
De Valera Cracking Down on Irish Nationalists
Dublin reports armed guards across the island after Sinn Fein accuses Prime Minister Eamon de Valera of using totalitarian methods to arrest IRA leaders. The 74 year old premier has invoked emergency powers to intern suspects after a Northern Ireland police death amid border raids. Sinn Fein denounces the crackdown as targeting a nationalist movement seeking a 32 county united Ireland.
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Ireland
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Roadhouse Loses Status As Town
The Boone County Board of Trustees passed a dissolution resolution for Rainbow Gardens near Belvidere under a new state law allowing counties to dissolve municipalities with under 50 residents. Rainbow Gardens, three miles east of Belvidere on Route 20, has fewer than 10 permanent residents and its main building is a roadhouse.
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Belvidere
Ill
Boone County Board of Trustees
Rainbow Gardens
Traffic Fine for Driving Without License
Dean Border was fined five dollars plus costs before Police Magistrate J R Thomas for failing to have a valid driver's license.
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Dean Border
J. R. Thomas
Father shoots in dark kills son in Nashville home
In Nashville Tennessee a 10 year old boy who woke to play with his two puppies was shot by his father who mistook the moving figure at the door for a burglar. John Carl Smith 34 fired twice wounding his son John, killing him. Special Investigator John Cole noted the error.
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Tenn
John Cole
John Carl Smith
John
World’s Fastest Bomber Shown in Fort Worth
The Air Force unveiled its first supersonic atomic bomber the Convair B58 Hustler in Fort Worth Texas. The delta wing needle nose craft with four jet engines carries a crew of three and measures 95 feet long with a 55 foot wingspan. Lt Gen C Irvine called it the fastest jet bomber in the world though top speed remains secret.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
C. §. Irvine
Five Divorces Granted Here
Five divorces were granted during a two day session of court concluded yesterday by Judge Caswell J. Crebs. The cases included Anna McClendon versus Wilford McClendon, Lillian Graber versus Paul Graber, Frank Dudley versus Pansy Dudley, Albert Timme versus Bessie Timme, and Ralph McGehee versus Ruth McGehee.
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Anna McClendon
Wilford McClendon
Lillian Graber
Paul Graber
Frank Dudley
Pansy Dudley
Albert Timme
Bessie Timme
Ralph McGehee
Ruth McGehee
Child Drowns in Pearl River Near Carthage
Carthage Mississippi authorities recovered the body of 14 year old Arthur Meacham of Kincaid after he disappeared during a river swim Sunday. His brother Ray Meacham of nearby Carthage was pulled ashore suffering cramps.
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Miss
Arthur Meacham
Kincaid
Pearl River
Ray
Reduced Without Any Strict Diets
Mrs J Janine of 19316 Caseyville reports dropping from 38 to 28 inch waist after using IREN Concentrate, eating what she wanted with modest sugar and salt cuts, crediting the Rennel home recipe and urging readers to get Rennel at their drug store.
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Tll
Iren
Mra. J. Janine
Caseyville
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