Deaths Anna Campbell former Scheller resident dies
Anna Campbell aged 65 a former Scheller resident died Wednesday in Dodge City Kansas. She lived with sister Agnes Bernasky in Dodge City for seven years. Funeral services set for Saturday at 9:00 a.m. at St Barbara's Scheller with burial in the church cemetery. Body to Kringer's Funeral Home Tamaroa. Survived by sisters Agnes Bernasky Dodge City and Josephine Stanton Geraldine Missouri.
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Anna Campbell
Scheller
Dodge City
Kansas
Agnes Bernasky
St. Barbara’s Church
Kringer
Tamaroa
Births born to local families at area hospitals
A son to Mr and Mrs Don M Sonsini of 1701 Stanley at Good Samaritan hospital weighed six pounds eight ounces and named Joseph Thul. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Guy Randall of Belle Rive at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighed nine pounds five and one half ounces named Karen Ethel. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Virgil Higginson RFC 3 at Jefferson Memorial hospital weighed seven pounds one half ounce named Terry Lynn.
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Don M. Sonsini
Stanley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Joseph Thul
Guy Randall
Belle Rive
Jefferson Memorial Hostal
Karen Ethel
Virgil Higginson
RFC 3
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Terry Lynn
Stolen Billfold Recovered Here in Local Market
A billfold stolen yesterday at Gish Market on South Tenth Street has been recovered. The ten dollars it contained is missing while valuable papers remain intact. The purse belonged to Betty Gish and was taken from her purse in the store. The billfold was found in the yard of a home in the 1000 block of South Twelfth Street.
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Gish Market
South Tenth Street
South Twelfth Street
Betty Gish
Cars Collide At Tith Broadway No Injuries Reported
Two cars collided at 12 50 p m yesterday at 11th and Broadway. Drivers were Pat Bundy 22 of 300 Caborn Avenue and Vincent Quigley 71 of 228 South 19th Street. Bundy charged with failure to yield right of way.
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11Th and Broadway
Pat Joan Bundy
Caborn Avenue
Vincent H. Quigley
South 19Th Street
Pat Bundy
Calls Home From Germany From Augsburg
PFC Lemnon Dwight Bumpus stationed in Augsburg Germany called his wife Minnie this morning to wish daughter Mindy Ellen a happy birthday. Mindy turns one on August 5 and he hopes to be out in the field by that date. He has been overseas 314 months.
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Pfc
Lemnon
Dwight Bumpus
Augsburg
Germany
Minnie
Bumpus
Mindy Ellen
State Sales Barn Official Dies in Illinois
Dr. W. H. Dean, 59, longtime Carrier Mills veterinarian and former mayor, died Tuesday from a heart ailment. He had served 36 years as a veterinarian and was superintendent of state sales barns at the time of his death.
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Associated Press
Carrier Mills
W. H. Dean
Dean
Nab Youngsters Who Stole From Pop Machines
Police announced the arrest of two 15 year olds on Wednesday for a run of small thefts from soda machines. The teens confessed to taking dimes from machines at Vaught's Service Station, Crabtree's Service Station, the Mt. Vernon Fire Department, and Mobligas Service Station. They were released to their parents and cases will go to the County Youth Development Committee.
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Eales Verner Pigg
Tony
Vaught
15Th
Broadway
Crabtree
14Th
Main
Mt. Vernon Fire Department
Mobligas
Chief Pigg
County Youth Development Committee
Airport News Flier Pairs Chauffeurs With Travelers
Don McLean and Alva Davis flew to Canada this morning. Earl Outland and Frank Weatherford transported Mr and Mrs Clarence Brehm and family to Brainard Minnesota today. Lyle Endicott took Dee Stover to Chicago yesterday afternoon.
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Don McLean
Alva Davis
Canada
Earl Outland
Frank Weatherford
Clarence Brehm
Brainard
Minn
Lyle Endicott
Dee Stover
Chicago
Dan G Melton Ladies Encampment Set for July Meeting
The Dan G Melton Ladies Encampment auxiliary will hold a regular session in the I C C F Temple Friday July 22 at 7 30 pm There will be installation of new officers and the meeting will be formal Effie hea C M Thekna Sehorn Seribe
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Dan G. Melton
I.C.C.F. Temple
Effie Hea
C.M. Thekna Sehorn
Seribe
Talbott Asks for Hearing to End Rumors
Secretary of the Air Force Talbott urged a Senate Investigations subcommittee to hold a public hearing to clarify rumors about his ties with Mulligan & Co. and to provide complete, accurate information. He noted he has drawn about $60,000 a year in refits while air secretary and said he would remain a special partner but without benefiting from the company's military business.
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Washington
Air Force
Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York
Pentagon
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Sen
Jackson D-Wash
Congress
Jackson
Senate
Mulligan
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges at Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial
Hospital notes list admissions at Good Samaritan including Mrs. Lou Ann Dorothy, Delbert Ray Shelton, Mrs. Evelyn Lorraine Fisher, Paul M. Alcorn, Fisher, Miss Doris June Willis, Miss Paula Anne Audt, Mrs. LaVerne Canter. Discharges include Miss Donna Elizabeth Laird, Mrs. Olive Dell Rogers and infant Bruce Keene, Paxton Gray, Mrs. Barbara Jane Bryant and infant Ian Ann, Mrs. Verna Mabel ate. At Jefferson Memorial admissions include Mrs. Linnie Willikens, Mrs. Rosella Randall, Belle Rive, Mrs. Joyce Draper, Salem.
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Good Samaritan
Lou Ann Dorothy
Delbert Ray Shelton
Evelyn Lorraine Fisher
Paul M. Alcorn
Fisher
Doris June Willis
Paula Anne Audt
LaVerne Canter
Donna Elizabeth Laird
Olive Dell Rogers
Bruce Keene
Paxton Gray
Barbara Jane Bryant
Ian Ann
Verna Mabelate
$60,000 Suit Filed Over 1954 Fatal Accident
Mary Fain Miller of Canton Illinois and her children sue Glenroy Kissel doing business as the Hub tavern and Wilton White owner for $60,000 in a Mt. Vernon Illinois circuit court suit. The 1954 crash north of Mt. Vernon killed Loren Miller eight months old Carla and two Mt. Vernon men Marvin Wayne Jones and James Austin Boyd, injuring Mrs. Miller and her two other children. The suit claims Jones bought alcohol at the Hub tavern before the wreck.
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Mt. Vernon
Mary Fain Miller
Canton
Sandra Kay
Barbara Am
Glenroy Kissel
Hub Tavern
Wilton White
St Louis Board Prohibits Obscene Comics for Minors
Mayor Raymond R. Tucker announced a new Board of Review of Juvenile Readers. The ordinance prohibits sale or distribution to minors of obscene or indecent publications and those that incite crime. The board will report obscene material to the police.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Raymond R. Tucker
Board of Review of
Galveston Mayor Cracks Down On Prostitution
Galveston mayor George Bey Clough vows to curb prostitution in the resort city to keep it open yet clean. Police closed a bar and arrested eight women as part of the crackdown while authorities seek to confine bawdy houses to a district and limit numbers.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
George Bey Clough
Clough
American Social Hygiene Assn
Sunday School Twins David Sketches From King Israel
Paterson New Jersey AP report describes Ethel Gillesle of Eastside Terrace Methodist Church teaching students to draw King David. Six pupils submitted pictures showing David with a coonskin cap, reflecting folk imagery.
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Davy
Paterson
N. J
Ethel Gillesle
King David
Israel
Coonskin
David
Double Bump Eldorado II Incident Causes Injuries
AP reports 7 year old Harry Gene Devillea rushed to a doctor after a door slammed on his thumb. Soon afterward a head laceration followed when the family car collided with a train at a grade crossing.
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Eldorado
Harry Gene Devillea
Vote U S Funds To Help Cities Build Airports
The Senate completed action on a bill to start a half billion dollar civilian airport construction program nationwide. It would provide 252 million in federal grants over four years with local matching, under contracts authorized by the secretary of commerce, pending White House approval.
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Associated Press
Wasitington
Senate
House
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
White House
Eisenhower
Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Appropriations Committees
Monroney
Red Frogmen Capture Two Saboteurs Near Quemoy Island
Formosa reports Chinese Nationalists captured two Communist frogmen Wednesday as they swam toward Quemoy Island with demolition charges strapped to their bodies. Defense Ministry said garrison soldiers spotted them, pursued in a small boat, and captured them. The two were said to be on a sabotage mission.
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Praca
Taipei
Formosa
Little Quemoy Island
Defense Ministry
Jones Co Opportunity Ad For Commercial Sales
Opportunity for sales to commercial accounts. Sell office furniture supplies and printing. Generous commissions. Write Department P with past experience to Jones Co at 1309 Delmar St Louis MO.
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Department P
Write- Jones CO
Delmar, St. Louis 3
Busy Bees Swarm Traffic in Port Huron Intersection
A swarm of bees lit at a busy intersection in Port Huron Michigan, diving on pedestrians and swarming into cars. The queen settled near a traffic light causing a jam until authorities and bystanders intervened and Henry Johnson moved the queen into a hive.
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Port Huron
Mich
Elk's Temple
Henry Johnson
U S Considers Halt In Armed Aid To Yugoslavia
Washington reports indicate the United States weighs suspending arms aid to Yugoslavia until Marshal Tito allows full inspection of weapons use. State Department and Pentagon officials fear Yugoslavia’s refusal to permit routine checks and its threat to produce Russian MIG fighters could trigger harsher action under the 1951 aid agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
State Department
Pentagon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Police Court Fines Set by Allan Dulaney
Amos C. Kelly of Springfield fined $5 and costs for speeding 40 in a 30 zone. Mary Rogers of RFD Woodlawn charged $5 and costs for failure to yield right of way. Laura Lee Meredith fined $10 and costs on a disturbance charge.
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Allan Dulaney
Amos C. Kelly
Springfield
Mary Rogers
RFD
Woodlawn
Laura Lee Meredith
Airport sale discussion floats through Hartford luncheon
Patrick B. McGinnis said city officials would be absent as they negotiate to allow an industrial company to acquire Brainard Field the former municipal airport. The railroad president quipped that such a move should happen to every airport.
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Hartford, Conn
Patrick B. McGinnis
Brainard Field
McGinnis
House Passes $1-Hour Wage Increase
The House approved a minimum wage rise from 75 cents to $1 per hour for most interstate commerce workers. The vote was 362 to 54, with 188 to 145 in a companion 80 cent restriction setback, and March 1 set as the effective date by the House versus January 1 in the Senate. Illinois representatives voted along party lines with listed names.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate House
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Illinois
Bowler
Boyle
Dawson
Gordon
Gray
Kluczynski
Mack
Murray O'Brien
O’hara
Price
Yates
Arends
Church
Hoffman
McVey
Reed
Dont Scratch That Itch Miracle Cure Ad
An advertisement proclaims a 15 minute relief guarantee for itch relief with Instant drying ITCH ME-NOT product. Claims kill germs on contact and suitable for eczema ringworm foot itch and other surface itches. Promoted for Porter and Bonds store.
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Porter & Bond's
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Tith
Airport News
Jefferson Memorial
Linnie Willikens
Rosella Randall
Joyce Draper
Salem
St. L. Censors Comic Books
Mossberger
Henry Mossberger
Lincoln Park Zoo
Stern Brauine
Vote
U.S
Opportunity
Utr
M. E. Jackson
Seer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Epsyl
Eauby
Susan B. Anthony
Louisville
Society of Philatelic Americans
Morgan County
W. Va
Leon Hovermale
Berkeley Springs
Hovermale
Bluford
Casey
Stern Bray
CLYDE
Insurance Agency
Main St
Mit
Vecuea
Tlingls
Westinghouse
Featherston
Swift
Boston Butt
Condi
Tna
North Salem
Borden
Cook Comfort
Swift's Choice
Pepsi-Cola
Choice
Sunkist Lemons
Carnation
van Camps
Roth
Vere
Domino
American Beauty
Black Eyed Peas
Roti
Camels — Chesterfields
Old Golds
Lucky Strike
Philip Morris — Kools
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