Deaths Charles Gardner 68 Of Woodlawn Dies at Home
Charles Gardner 68 of Woodlawn died at his sister Mrs. Nancy Harvey home in Thompsonville at 5 45 a m after months of illness. He was a bachelor. Funeral at 3 p m Sunday at Mt Catherine Church near Woodlawn with burial in Mt Catherine Cemetery. Body to lie in state at Mitchell Funeral Home in Thompsonville until noon Sunday.
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Charles Gardner
Woodlawn
Nancy Harvey
Thompsonville
Gardner
Mt. Catherine Church
Mt. Catherine
Mitchell Funeral
Ira N Storment Funeral Tuesday
Funeral services for Ira N. Storment age 69 will be held Tuesday at 2 00 pm at the Belle Rive Methodist church. The body will lie in state at Gholson Funeral Home in Dahlgren after 5 00 pm today. Storment a Belle Rive farmer was fatally injured Thursday evening in a two truck collision at 26th and Broadway and died hours later at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Typhoon Dot Aims For Southern Japan After Clara
A new Pacific typhoon named Dot churns toward southern Japan, expected to hit tomorrow morning, according to U S Air Force weather spotters. Dot formed from a tropical storm near Iwo Jima after Typhoon Clara dissipated along the China coast post Ryukyu Islands.
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Car Hits Truck On East Main St
Pursie Pipes of 5 North Highland rear ended a parked pickup in the 300 block of Main at 2:00 a m The truck owned by Fred Heil of 320 Main was knocked over the curb into a tree Pipes reported the crash at 3:30 a m saying he dozed off Police charged Pipes with careless driving.
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Car Destroyed By Fire on Route 37 North of Dix
An automobile being towed by another car was destroyed by fire on state highway 37 two miles north of Dix at midnight last night. Billy Russell, 24, of Zion, TL, who was towing the car, suffered burns to his hands. The car driven by Russell was mostly damaged, county officers said.
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Birth notices from Good Samaritan hospital set
Yesterday at Good Samaritan hospital Harold and wife Cook welcomed a son Darrell Michael at 2 13 weighing 7 11. John and wife Cullins welcomed a daughter Janet Sue at 2 30 weighing 6 3. Loren and wife DeJournett welcomed a son Calvin Wade at 7 11 weighing 7 10. Mahala Gower learns grandson Bitty Ray Webb and wife in Los Angeles are parents of daughter Jeannie Ray born at 1 38 Thursday afternoon July 7.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Michael
John Cullins
Cherry
Janet Sue
Loren DeJournett
RFC 5
Calvin Wade
Mahala Gower
Bitty Ray Webb
Los Angeles
Calif
Mt. Vernon
Jeannie Ray
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Ledger
Admitted: Mrs Mary Amy Gilbert. Clarence Scott. Discharged: Arthur Byard. Mrs Carolyn Willis. Albert Ray Hamlin. Mrs Evanadeen McKinney. Euell Daniel Wiggins. Miss Donna Sue Kareh. Marion Spencer Anderson. Jefferson Memorial. Discharged: Mrs Ruth Shelon.
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Clarence Scott
Arthur Byard
Carolyn Willis
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Evanadeen McKinney
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Marion Spencer Anderson
Jefferson Memorial
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Police Court Fines Luther Stonecypher in Drunk Charge
Luther Stonecypher of Juka was fined ten dollars and costs by Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney on a drunkenness charge.
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Juka
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Airliner Crashes Into Pole In Stormy Landing
Airliner from Seattle to Portland crashes into a pole after a landing in a thunderstorm at Yakima. Fifteen aboard walk away unharmed including newscaster Edward Murrow and his family. Captain Jack Taylor could not brake against a 40 mph gust and the DC3 skimmed the runway end, scraped a fence post, then struck a utility pole. Murrow said he considered the landing beautiful.
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Edward R. Murrow
Northwest Orient Airlines
Seattle
Jack Taylor
Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jannette
Casey
Curfew Clash Forces Soldier Home Early
An unnamed sergeant at Sheppard Air Force Base laments separate curfews, base at 9 p.m. and Wichita Falls city 11 p.m. for civilians, amid gang fighting between airmen and teens. He says his 15-year-old son can stay out until 11, while he must be in by nine.
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Million Dollar Fire Strikes Chicago Clothing Store
A blaze on State Street in Chicago caused an estimated one million dollars in damage to the Maurice L. Rothschild building. Flames raged the 12th floor where designers’ materials were kept, with smoke and water damaging merchandise throughout the store. Traffic was halted for hours as thousands gathered. the cause was under investigation.
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Chicago
Maurice L. Rothschild Clothing
State Street
Jackson Boulevard
Robert K. Mayer
Big Brothers and Sisters Association meeting in Cairo
State officials attended a regional board meeting of the Big Brothers and Sisters Association of Illinois in Cairo. County Judge Dorothy Spooner presided with Edward Hopper from the Illinois Youth Commission speaking. Attendees included Judges A R Cagle and Carl Smith. Next meeting tentatively set for September 8 at Marion.
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Dorothy Spooner
Edward Hopper
Jacksonville
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Marion
Carl Smith
Metropolis
Greek quake shakes near Samos Island
An earthquake with epicenter about 175 miles southeast of Athens struck at 7:45 a.m. Athens Observatory reports. The tremor was strongest on Samos Island and fears of major damage were voiced by the Samos prefect.
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Secretary of Air Force May Face Probers
Secretary Talbott is summoned before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee likely Monday to explain his business ties with Paul B Mulligan Co. The panel may decide on a broad probe with public hearings. Mage McClellan says inquiry into propriety of Talbott s partnership could lead to further investigation.
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Talbott
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New York
Temperature Outlook Predicts Above Normal Western and Central Plains
The Weather Bureau 30 day outlook from mid July to mid August says temperatures will run below normal in the Southeast and Far West while the Central Plains and Great Lakes are expected to see the largest departures above normal. Precipitation should exceed normal in the Southeastern and Northwestern sectors, with below normal amounts in a broad zone from New England to the Central Plains.
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Mississippi Valley
Child Killed By Fall On Bottle
Nine year old Rosemary Stroke died Friday night after stumbling with a bottle of pop and jarced glass piercing her throat. The girl was visiting another home with a playmate when she went upstairs for the drink while the family sat in the basement. She tripped while returning downstairs.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Rosemary
Name Gives Us Trouble Too on State Supreme Court Docket
A case before the State Supreme Court centers on the Austrian firm Atkiengesellschaft Der Harlander Baumwollspin nerei Und Zwinn-Fabrik Co. Attorneys may face pronunciation and spelling challenges with the company name.
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Associated Press
Santa Ipe
N. M
State Supreme Court
Atkiengesellschaft der Harlander Baumwollspinnerei Und Zwinn-Fabrik Co
Iowa to enforce minimum speed limit on highways
Cedar Rapids Iowa safety commissioner Clinton Moyer said his office will soon enforce a minimum speed limit on Iowa highways. He defined it as a speed that does not impede traffic flow.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Clinton Moyer
Moyer
IEE Voices Peace Hopes in Iceland
The report notes a cautious tone from the speaker as he discusses peace prospects in Iceland. He addresses Soviet influence and subversion concerns while signaling willingness to dialogue with non Communist governments. The emphasis rests on easing tensions and the fate of captive states.
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Iceland
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