Farouk declares he is no longer a rich man
Egypt's ex king Farouk told reporters he has no fortune tucked away in foreign banks and will not emigrate behind the Iron Curtain. He admitted wealth estimates ranged from 150 to 300 million dollars, most in Egyptian real estate that a new government may seize. Farouk said he and his wife remain grateful for friends and hope to live life quietly.
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Associated Press
Isle OF Capri
Egypt
Farouk
Nile
Eco
Boy Bitten by Dog Reported Near 20th Street
Virgil Stagner of 515 South 20th Street told police yesterday at 5 45 p m that his son Clark had been bitten by a dog. The dog owner said the animal would be kept under observation for the next two weeks.
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Virgil Stagner
South 20Th Street
Clark
Fern Leaf Camp Meeting at I O O F Temple
Meetings of Fern Leaf Camp No. 694 R N A will be held at 7 30 Friday evening in the I O O F Temple on Tenth Street Visitors are welcome orbors
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Fern Leaf Camp
R. N. Bf A
I. O. O. F. Temple
Forth Tenth Street
Atomic progress cited by U S in six month report
The Atomic Energy Commission reports big gains for U S atomic program with new uranium sources from South Africa and Australia and near ready domestic and Canadian facilities. It notes enhanced reactor and weapon research, expanded production, and a multi billion expansion to boost capacity while withholding specific weapon details.
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Washington
America
South Africa
Australia
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
Canada
Rand
Radium Hill
South Australia
Five Thousand Dollar Damage Suit Filed Over Mt Vernon Crash
Rosemary Jackson sues Beverly Bailey and Virgil T Bailey for 5000 dollars after a December automobile collision at 22nd and Logan in Mt Vernon. Bailey, a minor, drove a car owned by her father with his consent, causing injuries to the plaintiff.
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Mt. Vernon
Rosemary Jackson
Beverly Bailey
Virgil T. Bailey
22Nd
Logan
Births in San Diego and local area families note newborns
Mr and Mrs Lee Baldridge of San Diego Calif welcomed a daughter July 19 in the Navy Hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce named Vickie Eileen. Mr and Mrs Earl Tapp 211 Castleton Ave report a six pound nine and ounce daughter born at 7 16 p m yesterday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jonh Freehart 818 Park Ave announce an eight pound three ounce daughter Karla Joy born at 11 19 p m yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Jones 216 South 18th St welcomed a daughter Sandra Kay weighing seven pounds 14 ounces born at 3 57 a m today in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Cecil Sallee RFD 7% Mr Vernon report a six pound three ounce daughter born at 9 02 a m today in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Carroll McAdoo Jr RFD 1 Bonnie announce a six pound 11 ounce son Barry Dean born at 12 14 a m today in Jefferson Memorial Hospital.
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Lee Baldridge
San Diego
Calif
Navy Hospital
Vickie Eileen
Vernon
California
Navy
Japan
Earl Tapp
Castleton Avenue
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Jonh Freehart
Park Avenue
Karla Joy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Walter Jones
South 18Th Street
Sandra Kay
Cecil Sallee
Carroll McAdoo, Jr
Bonnie
Barry Dean
Atomic energy progress and Idaho water supply noted
The AEC reported continued maintenance of existing production schedules while accelerating the construction of new facilities. By mid year almost 3 percent of the nation's construction labor force was employed on atomic energy projects. Idaho's capitol building in Boise relies on water from three artesian wells.
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Join Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
AEC
Idaho
Boise
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted and Discharges
In Jefferson Memorial notes, patients admitted include Little Miss Trena Meddars from RFD 4 Guy Pearce Ful ton Ky and Mrs Lila Ferne Mc Adoo from RFD 1 Bonnie. discharged Marion Reams Blu ford Chalon Sursa RFD 1 and David Alexander Good Samaritan. At Good Samaritan admitted Mrs Laura Green Bluford Mrs Bonnie Davis Inn Miss Judy Lowery Bluford Mrs John Freehart Mrs Daisy Stok ey Mrs Walter Jones Mrs Cecil Sallee. discharged Mrs Laura Ferguson Mrs Charlotte Sharer and infant son Kenneth Alan Mrs Barbara Eldridge and infant daughter Nancy Diane.
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Jefferson Memorial
Trena Meddars
Guy Pearce
Fulton
Lila Ferne McAdoo
Bonnie
Geraldine Bullington
Marion Reams
Bluford
Chalon Sursa
David Alexander
Good Samaritan
Laura Green
Bonnie Davis
Judy Lowery
John Freehart
Daisy Stokey
Walter Jones
Cecil Sallee
Laura Ferguson
Charlotte Sharer
Kenneth Alan
Barbara Eldridge
Nancy Diane
Eight new Mt. Vernon Jaycees welcomed at reg meeting
At Hotel Emmerson last night eight men joined the Mt. Vernon Junior Chamber of Commerce including Bernard Lammert W E Klein Max Davis Emmet Ellis Vernon Talbot Edward Spaeth Carl Blades and Ver Skinner. Jim Moore and Russell Hamment introduced them as Paul Davidmeyer past Springfield Jaycees president spoke on leadership training and a Springfield project converting a 12 acre dump into a playground. Jaycee president Ed Meek awarded pins to the newcomers.
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Mt. Vernon
Paul Davidmeyer
Springfield Jaycees
Iinois
Jaycees
Springfield Group
Keith Lentz
Prowler reports investigated by Vernon police
Vernon police looked into two prowler reports from last night with witnesses noting suspicious activity in residential areas. No arrests were made and investigations continue as officers canvass the neighborhoods for leads.
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Vernon
Funeral for Mary Dickerson Aged 79 In Mt Vernon
Mary Dickerson 79 a Mt Vernon native died at Quinn nursing home 909 Oakland Ave. She lived in Mt Vernon most of life with a period in Herrietta Missouri after husband died in 1947. Funeral Saturday at 2 00 p m Myers Chapel Rev Wilson First Methodist officiating burial Oakswood Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday. Nephew Charles Parkes of New York City surviving relative.
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Mary Holcomb Dickerson
Mt. Vernon
Quinn
Oakland Ave
Dickerson
Frank and
Sarah Holcomb
Henrietta
Charles Parkes
New York City
Myers Chapel
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Oakswood Cemetery
Thad Staley 81 Dies at Home in Dix
Thad Staley retired farmer dies at 12:30 a.m. at his home in Dix at age 81 years four months ten days with services set at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Dix. Burial is in Pleasant Hill cemetery with Osborn Funeral Home handling arrangements. he leaves wife Dora Tackett, two sons Roy and Orie Staley, two daughters Beulah Thompson and Myrtle Lane, 23 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. a daughter Gertie Brown preceded him.
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T. S
Thad” Staley
Dix
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Ross ‘Partridge
Gerald Fox
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Osborn Funeral Home
Staley
William
Martha (Underwood) Staley
Minnie Brookman
Dora Tackett
Pleasant Hill
Beulah Thompson
Rock Falls, Ill
Myrtle Lane
Bluford
Gertie Brown
Night Scenes on Seventh and Cherry Streets
A report notes activity in the 800 block of North Seventh Street and the 2600 block of Cherry Street. Details specify locations but lack further context about events, people, or outcomes mentioned in the excerpt.
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North Seventh Street
Cherry Street
Vandalism Reported in Mt Vernon On Casey Avenue
Mt Vernon police reported a dangerous vandalism case last night. An unknown person kicked warning flares into a ditch being dug on Casey Avenue between Tenth Street and the L and N tracks, risking someone falling into the trench if the flares are removed.
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Mt. Vernon
Casey Avenue
Tenth Street
Dixon Favored by Stevenson in Illinois Campaign
Kinney, Democratic National Committee chair, quoted Stevenson saying he has not resolved cabinet appointments if he wins. He favors revising but not repealing Taft Hartley, arguing platform and methods differ. He seeks a labor law revision, plans to stay in Springfield through August 14 for Democratic Day at the Illinois State Fair with Barkley.
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Stevenson
Springfield
Ilinois State Fair
Alben Barkley
Truman appoints 14 to Wage Stabilization Board
President Truman named 14 members to a new Wage Stabilization Board that lacks power to resolve nationwide labor disputes. Two new public members Archibald Cox and Harold L. Enarson join, with four more members to be named later. The old board, led by Nathan Fein singer, expired after Congress disbanded it amid steel dispute backlash. All appointees await Senate approval and can serve until Congress reconvenes. The board can only propose wage policies and any rules must be cleared by the Economic Stabilization Agency.
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Washington
Truman
Nathan Feinsinger
Congress
Archibald Cox
Harvard Law
Harold L. Enarson
Whittier College
Stanford University
Defense
Economic Stabilization Agency
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