US to Send Jets and Tanks to Yugoslavia
A high level U S mission headed by Frank C Nash informs Yugoslav leader Tito at his summer palace of expanded American military aid including jet planes tanks and heavy artillery The program aims to boost Yugoslavia s offensive and defensive capabilities and to strengthen its air force while providing dollars to expand the munitions industry
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Associated Press
BLEC
Yugoslavia
U. S
Marshal Tito
Tito
Summer Palace
Frank C. Nash
Defense
Robert Lovett
Reds Recess Truce Talks at Panmunjom
Secret Korean armistice talks recessed today at Communist request as deadlock over prisoner exchange looms. Reds sought a two day break hours before Panmunjom session, with no reason given. Delegations to reconvene Wednesday in the 11th secret meeting.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Red
Panmunjom
U.N
Reds
Motorist killed in rural Carlinville crash
Francis Woeber, 62, of near Carlinville, Ill., died Sunday when his automobile left a country road, plunged down an embankment, and overturned. The crash occurred on a rural roadway and the victim was the sole occupant. Authorities investigated the scene.
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Associated Press
Carlinville
Ill
Francis Woeber
Legion and lodge meetings set for July 14 in Bluford area
Bluford American Legion Post 1193 meets 7:30 p m at Markham Legion hall for officer nominations. Jefferson Post 141 elects new officers at 8 p m in Legion home 818 Broadway. Grace A Henry Rebekah Lodge session 8 p m LO O F Temple. Marion IOOF meets Tuesday 8 p m with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluford Legion
Bluford American Legion
Legion Hall
Markham City
Jefferson Post
American Legion
Legion
Broadway
Roy Britton
Roy Hefley
Grace A. Henry Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. F. Temple
Rebekahs
Myrtle Highsmith
N.gc
Shirley Heischmann
Rec
Sec
Hospital Notes Page Admits and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions for Mrs Helen Glenn Frank Decker and several others in St. Louis Missouri with discharges including Mrs James Wright and infant David Lynn and others. Good Samaritan records admissions for Mrs Clara Kruger of Ashley and discharges for several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Helen Glenn
Frank Decker
Olive Reed
Jacqueline Burlingame
Catherine Heave
St. Louis
James Wright
David Lynn
Mary Louise Amore
Opdyke
Louise Prinnell
Ella Mae
Dorma Atchison
Oleta Hutchison
Good Samaritan
Clara Kruger
Ashley
Kathryn Andrews
Betty Mae Fenton
Opal Laswell
Wilma Bouy
Frances Duty
Woman Rider Wins Derby at Mt Vernon State Fair
Lilian Jenkinson of Monroe Nebraska rode Pinky Pinky to victory in the Mt Vernon State Fair Derby mile and an eighth. My Vixen owned by Reber Cole of Dietrich Illinois was second and Windsor Place owned by Thurman Gammon of Wayne City finished third. Mt Vernon horses also claimed two harness wins with Highlawn Sterling and Shorty Guy taking heats in 2:20 Class Pace and 2:30 pace respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Jenkinson
Monroe
Nebraska
Mt. Vernon State Fair
Pinky Pinky
My Vixen
Reber Cole
Dietrich, Ill
Windsor Place
Thurman Gammon
Wayne City
Mt. V
Mt. Veernon
Kathie
Paul E. Corbitt
Anna
Speed Barnes
L. D. Dalton
Monticello
Shorty Guy
Paul Pasley
Jessie Tramp
Highlawn Sterling
Archie Clary
Waverly
Iowa
Portia Petrasta
William S. Blair
Paul Fidler
Charlesto
Ill
Zero Hour
Charles C. Bryant
Carmi
Marylin Lady
H. F. Miller
Cambria
Towa
Lady Lawn
W. A. Chausse
Mulberry Grove
John B. Jester
C. W. Waite
Mt. Vernon
Carl Pace
Mildred Dale
Riley E. Stevens
Galesburg
Michigan
Lucky Genoa
R. R. Parrish
Ottumwa
Brooklyn
Janet
Herman Graham
Salem
Nansey
Bond & McMahon
Federal Tax
George Gordy
Bloomfield
Miss Salem
Guy McCormick
New Boston
Barshear
Kermit McCormick
Snow Beans
Lillian Jenkinson
Red Flash
Charm Girl
Lawrence
Local Family Notices Mention Talbert Leahy and Har vey Names
Mrs Dorothy Talbert and Master James Leahy listed with Frances Harvey Beulah Fullerton and infant Phyllis Jean. Also Woodlawn families include infant Rebecca June and Joyce Miller Barbara Champ with infant daughter in Woodlawn.
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Dorothy Talbert
James Leahy
Frances Harvey
Beulah Fullerton
Woodlawn
Phyllis Jean
Joyce Miller
Barbara Champ
Rebecca June
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Dena Clark Dies at Home
Mrs Dena Clark age 64 seven months and 22 days died at her home on Route 3 Bluford at 9 20 am Sunday Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm Wells Chapel church with Rev James Pennington and Rev B C Byars officiating Burial at Farrington township residence remains at family home after 5 pm today She was born November 21 1887 in Farrington township married to Barney C Clark on May 3 1914 survived by husband two sons Charles Mt Vernon Barney Peoria one daughter Geneva Newman Mt Vernon a brother William Potter Texico three sisters Edna Barding Decatur Roy Purcell Farina Mabel Spangler Texico and two grandchildren
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Dena Clark
RFD
Bluford
Wells Chapel Church
James Pennington
B. C. Byars
Farrington Township
Clark
Soloman
Violet Potter
Barney C. Clark
White Oak
Decatur
Roy Purcell
Farina
Mabel Spangler
Texico
Ex McLeansboro Man Harry Pemberton Dies in Brentwood
Ex McLeansboro resident Harry O. Pemberton 67 died of a heart ailment at Park Lane Hospital Brentwood Missouri He formerly lived in McLeansboro and was a member of the A F and A M lodge Survivors include his widow Macy Brentwood a daughter Ruth Phillips two sisters Edna Estes Seattle and others obituary details
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Mcleansboro
Hoffmeister
Brentwood
Harry O. Pemberton
Pemberton
Bill Pemberton
Park Lane
Macy
Ruth Phillips
Edna Estes
Seattle
Barney Bean Dies at 71 in Mt Vernon Home
Ira N Bean aged 71 5 months 16 days died Sunday at 415 pm at 1409 Forest Ave. Funeral Tuesday 200 pm at Central Church of Christ with Rev Edwin V Hayden officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Bean born January 27 1881 in McClellan Twp. married Sarah F Davis July 5 1906 in Mt Vernon. Survived by wife two sons Ira R Bean and Phillip M Bean three daughters Junie Engelhardt Marian Russell and Mildred Bean two brothers Alva and George W one sister Flora Richardson two half brothers Garner and Ray Vaughn and 14 grandchildren.
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Ira N
Barney” Bean
Forest Avenue
Central Church of Christ
Edwin V. Hayden
Oakwood Cemetery
Myers Chapel
Mr. Bean
McClellan Township
Peter A
Susan Wright Laney Bean
Mt. Vernon
Sarah F. Davis
Bean
The
the Modern Woodman
Local 423
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Ira Reginald Bean
Streator
Ill
Phillip M. Bean
Junie Engelhardt
Sharon
Wis
Marian Russell
Mildred Bean
Alva
Troy
George W
Flora Richardson
Garner
Ray Vaughn
Paragould
Ark
Wish. Helen Pemberton and family noted in McLeansboro
Miss Helen Pemberton of McLeansboro, a brother Frank Pemberton of McLeansboro and three grandchildren are acknowledged in a brief obit style notice. The fragment records a familial connection and location in McLeansboro with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wish
Helen Pemberton
McLeansboro
Frank Pemberton
Births bring several new arrivals to local hospitals
Mrs. John E Gill welcomed a seven pound 14 ounce daughter named Elizabeth at 5 22 p m in Good Samaritan Hospital. Other families report births including Robert Douglas Steffy eight pounds eight ounces at 9 00 a m in Burnham Hospital Champaign, Marcia Dawn Allen eight pounds, Nova Nell Payne eight pounds 11 ounces, and Robert Wayne Barrett eight pounds 15 ounces born July 7 in Booth Memorial Hospital Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Gill
North 16Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Elizabeth
Gill
Trinity Episcopal Church
Billy S. Steffy
North 12Th Street
Burnham Hospital
Champaign
Robert Douglas
Steffy
Mitchell Furniture Company
Silas Allen
South 21St Street
Marcia Dawn
Ralph M. Smith
RFD
Opdyke
Donald Ray
Clarence Glenn
Casey Avenue
Michael Denean
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Glen Farrell Payne
Belle Rive
Nova Nell
Charley Overby
Omer Pace
Wayne City
Cedric Maynard Gowler
Vernon
Cedric Maynard
Thomas F. Ingram
South 16Th Street
Robert &. Barrett
Florence
Robert Wayne
Booth Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Barrett
Theda Craig
Sadie Craig
Wheat Crop Good and Insure For Next Year Urged
The PMA urges farmers to insure the 1953 wheat crop amid praise for the 1952 harvest. E. C. Champ notes wheat year success but stresses risk and security via Federal All-Risk Wheat Crop Insurance. Hagerty named Eisenhower press secretary. no immediate Lodge replacement. Ike plans a brief Denver stay then ranch or fishing trip.
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Llinois
E. C. Champ
Jefferson County
PMA
Champ
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Lodge
Republican National Committee
Denver
Air travel notes include cross country flights
Virgil Pollard flew to Marion Saturday on a cross country flight. F R Larena flew to the local field from Champaign Sunday. Don McLean flew Mr and Mrs Jim Clark to Morristown Tennessee today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Pollard
Marion
F. R. Larena
Champaign
Don McLean
Jim Clark
Morristown
Tenn
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Marion Lodge No. 13
IOOF
John W. Williams
Noble Grand
WM. Shehorn
Miami
Fla
Don L. Davis
Los Angeles
Laird Jewelers
Dr. Whitaker
Enna Jinn
Greying
Elizabeth Stevens
Lapeer
Mich
Virginia le Tourneau
James Eldon Sherwin
Phoenix
Ariz
Burbank
Calif
le Tourneau
Sherwin
Stee
Radio and TV Workers
Radio Writers Guild
NBC Television
NEA Telephoto
John P. Bresnahan
Mgr
White Loan CO
Hlinols
Mt.v
Barney’ Bean
White Horse Revue
Thar FL
Summerfield
Ft. Sheridan
Chicago
Brooks
For
Mt. Verron
Register-News
Southern Ill
Waltonville Road
Guy J. Kerley
Airport News
Rowland Fenton
S. 26Th Street
William Hoit
Fenton
Wagner Electric Corporation
Virgil T. Bailey, Inc
Midsummer Truck Sale
Studebaker
International
Willys
Ray
Dodge
DeWitt - Maxey Motor Co
Mitchell
Dinette
Mitchell’s
Imitchells Ey
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