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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1955

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Mother Says Cop Had Right To Shoot Son

In Dayton Ohio the mother of 19 year old Arthur Dawson Roberts Jr says the officer was within his rights after Roberts was shot by Patrolman C B Killean Friday night She reported Roberts had terrorized the home and returned with a gun prompting the officer to fire The youth died at St Elizabeth hospital The mother spoke on behalf of the officer saying the boy was in the wrong and aimed the gun at the officer

Associated Press Dayton Ohio Vera Connors Arthur Dawson Roberts Jr C. B. Killean Ronald Connors St. Elizabeth Hospital

Wheel Tax Schedule By Last Name Start Next Week

Mt. Vernon reports 909 wheel tax decals sold after 65 more were bought yesterday. Next Monday to Wednesday motorists with last names starting M Mc and N will pay the wheel tax at city hall. Alphabetical payments for O P Q and R follow on Thursday through Saturday.

Mt. Vernon

Call Firemen To Release Woman From Turnstile

CHICAGO A woman, Genevieve Foley, 37, attempted to back from an exit turnstile at Randolph Street elevated station. Iron bars locked the axis, trapping her for about 30 minutes until Chicago Transit Authority men and firemen freed her. She vowed not to repeat the incident.

Associated Press Chicago Genevieve Foley Randolph Street Chicago Transit Authority Fire Department

Thieves Break Into Brown Coal Co Office Burglarized

Thieves broke into the Brown Coal Co office at 421 South 12th Street last night and stole $5 in coins and bills. Police said entry was gained by smashing the glass in a rear door.

Browning Coal Co South 12Th, Street

Births in Dahlgren and Belle Rive Families

Mr and Mrs Charles William Kriffulzy of Dahlgren welcomed a son at Jefferson Memorial hospital last night at 6 26 weighing six pounds ten and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Dale Savage of Belle Rive welcomed a son at Good Samaritan hospital last night at 6 04 weighing seven pounds nine ounces named Terry Dale.

Charles William Kriffulzy Dahlgren Jefferson Memorial Hospital Dale Savage Belle Rive Good Samaritan Hospital Terry Dale

Airfield Folk Return and Plan Minnesota Flight

M J Mitchell and Tom Oakley returned from Dallas Texas this morning. Earl Outland Frank Weatherford Webb Hill and Tom Metcalf are making a flight to Minnesota today.

M. J. Mitchell Tom Oakley Dallas Tex Earl Outland Frank Weatherford Webb Hill Tom Metcalf Minnesota

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List

Good Samaritan admits Lula Mae Hall Carl Farmer Gideon Covall Bert Mason Pauline Jones Robert Clifford Modglin Discharged William Cochran Martha Ann Somers Doris Marie Hayes infant son Steven Edward Robert Lee Karch Lillie Tolen Ralph Reed Jefferson Memorial admits Osborn D Allen McLeansboro Discharged Robert Goree Letta Stevens

Good Samaritan Lula Mae Hall Carl Farmer Gideon Covall Herbert Mason Pauline Jones Robert Clifford Modglin William Cochran Martha Ann Somers Doris Marie Hayes Steven Edward Robert Lee Karch Lillie Tolen Ralph Reed Jefferson Memorial Osborn D. Allen McLeansboro Robert Goree Letta Stevens

Goats Patrol 40-Foot Gas Tanks on Riverfront

In Louisville Kentucky goats roam atop forty foot gasoline storage tanks along the Ohio River. Henry Kennedy, a KennedyConcoco warehouse man, struck a bargain with his boss to keep the goats in storage enclosures if they quelled weeds. The goats scale stairways and steel fences, turning the tanks into makeshift runways.

Associated Press Louisville Ohio River Henry Kennedy Kennedy Concoco

Warn Banks On Looser Credit

Washington reports a trend to loosen installment credit terms especially auto financing and banks are cautioned. Letters to 4 800 national banks and 1 900 state banks instruct examiners to report on installment and consumer credit. Installment credit has risen to a new high with about 9 of 24 billion tied to autos appliances home repairs and other consumer uses.

Associated Press Washington Ray M. Gidney Federal Reserve Board

Air Force Won’t Charge Fischer and Three POWs

Des Moines Register reports the Air Force will not press charges against Capt Harold Fischer Jr of Swea City Iowa and three other released POWs. Also named are 1st Lt Roland W Parks of Omaha Nebraska 1st Lt Lyle Cameron of Lincoln Nebraska and Lt Col Erwin Heller of Wynnewood Pennsylvania. They admitted under Red Chinese pressure they falsely confessed to flying north of the Yalu River under orders.

Associated Praes Des Moines Des Moines Register Washington Air Force Harold Fischer Jr Swea City Towa Red China Fischer Roland W. Parks Omaha Neb Lyle Cameron Lincoln

Move The City To His House

Austin police officer R H Wallace found his half built suburban home suddenly within city limits after the council extended annexation along Manchaca Road. The move follows a civil service rule restricting residence to the city. Wallace’s lot is now enclosed by the city’s expanded boundary.

Associated Press Austin Tex R. H. Wallace Civil Service Wallace Manchaca Road

Busy As a Bee She Still Finds Time for Golf

The article details President Eisenhower and family routines during a quiet evening at the villa. After a party, Mrs. Eisenhower and their son joined him for a late family dinner. Eisenhower arranged a breakfast meeting with Dulles, then read before retiring shortly before 11 p.m.

Eden Eisenhower Dulles

Call For Bids On Bins To Store Surplus Grains

WASITINGTON The U S Department of Agriculture seeks bids on small circular steel bins with 3450 bushel capacity to store about 47 million bushels of grain for price support programs in August and September. Bins will be used in Illinois Iowa Indiana Minnesota and South Dakota based on a Federal Crop Reporting Board forecast of a large crop.

Wasitington U. S. Department of Agriculture Hindii Midwest Federal Crop Reporting Board Iowa Indiana Minnesota South Dakota

Airman From Centralia Killed in Stead Base Jeep Collision

The Air Force reports the death of Staff Sergeant I. Boles, 21, of Centralia Ohio, from a jeep accident at Stead Air Base. The jeep skid on the freight strip Thursday night. driver Airman Ralph Stacy of Pomona California was uninjured. Boles' mother, Mrs. Ellen Boles, resides on Route 2 in Centralia.

Renq Air Force Forest I. Boles Centralia Stead Air Base Boles Ralph A. Stacy Pomona Calif Ellen Boles

Let Thief Go Pay Off Victim In Dallas

Police swarmed Trinity River bottoms chasing two robbers who took 47 from Charlie Jones a 78 year old man. A highway patrol car stuck in mud and bloodhounds failed to track due to heavy footprints. In a rapid turn of events the decision was made to give Jones seven dollars and drop the pursuit.

Associated Prose Dallas Trinity River Charlie Jones

Lava Flow From Mt Etna Threatens Sicilian Villages

Lava from Mt Etna, Europe’s highest volcano at 10,705 feet, crept toward Fornazzo at about 120 feet per hour. The red river stood 15 feet high and 150 feet wide, four miles from the town center and 2,500 feet from outlying houses, with Mito village a mile away also in the path. The eruption began four days earlier from a crater 1,000 feet downslope on the northeast side.

Fornazzo Sicily Mt Etna Mito Mt. Etna Europe

Algerian assassinations report clash with rebels

Official reports from Algiers indicate seven Algerians killed in a series of assassinations and a clash between troops and a rebel band within the last 48 hours.

Associated Press Algiers Algeria

Worried Man Blocks Traffic On Hollywood Freeway

LOS ANGELES. Marion Grammer, 34, halted his car on the Hollywood Freeway, blocking hundreds of vehicles as police and motorists honked. He sat mute behind the wheel, later telling doctors at Hollywood Receiving Hospital that mounting worries overwhelmed him, with a physician calling it an anxiety reaction like combat fatigue.

Los Angeles Marion Grammer Hollywood Grammer Hollywood Receiving Hospital

Traffic Fines Referred to Police Magistrate Dulaney

Fines assessed yesterday by Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney include Richard Dean Angle of Wayne City for careless driving nine dollars and costs and James F. E. Cloyd for failure to have a state car license five dollars and costs.

Allan Dulaney Richard Dean Angle Wayne City James FE. Cloyd

Husband Of Former Mt Vernon Resident Dies In Detroit

Ed Mull died in a Detroit hospital Thursday from a heart attack. Mt Vernon relatives were notified. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p m at Cobden Funeral Home Cobden Illinois. Mull was husband of former Ida Piercy of Mt Vernon who survives, along with two sons and a daughter.

Ed Mull Detroit Mt. Vernon Cobden Funeral Home Cobden, Il Mull Ida Piercy

Lightning Kills Man Under Tree in Jackson Park

During a sudden rainstorm a bolt struck sheltering men under a tree in Jackson Park Chicago killing William J. Platt 21 of Miami Florida and injuring Harold Love 27 of Toledo Ohio. Papers on them show they were circus workers.

Chicago Jackson Park William J. Platt Miami Fla Harold Love Toledo Ohio

Chicago Air Defender Named to Command Anti-Aircraft Defenses

Brig. Gen. Marshall S. Carter was appointed by the air defense command to command the army anti-aircraft defenses in the Chicago and Detroit areas with headquarters at Ft. Sheridan Illinois.

Associated Press Colorado Springs Colo Marshall S. Carter The Air Defense Command Army Chicago Detroit Ft. Sheridan Ill

Smoke damage to new house at Johnson Avenue and Maple

Firemen were called at 2 00 p m Friday to a new unoccupied home on Johnson Avenue at Maple. Smoke caused damage after adhesive used in cabinet forming ignited while workmen installed kitchen cabinets. Property owner is Guy Wood.

New House Johnson Avenue Maple Guy Wood

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