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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1962

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Deaths Rites Thursday At McLeansboro For Col. Tate

Funeral services for Lt. Colonel L. Dale Tate will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Gholson Funeral Home in McLeansboro with Rev. Harvey Kimball officiating. Masonic rites will be conducted and the body will lie in state after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Burial with full military honors will follow at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia. Tate, a former Mt. Vernon resident and World War II combat pilot, died in a Seattle plane crash. He served with the Strategic Air Command and at Wright-Patterson. He is survived by wife Julia Culp, two sons Gary and Steve, his parents James R. Tate and Juanita Auten, and a sister.

L. Dale Tate Gholson McLeansboro Harvey Kimball Arlington National Cemetery U. S. Air Force Col. Tate Mt. Vernon James R. Tate Seattle Wash Strategic Air Command Wright- Patterson Air Base

Catron Rites At Keenes Church of God

Funeral services for Lula Mae Catron, 72, will be held at 3 00 p m Wednesday at the Church of God in Keenes with Rev Loy Shawn officiating. Burial follows at Salem cemetery in Keenes. The body lies in state at the Bluford family home and friends may call anytime.

Lula Mae Catron Church of God Keenes Loy Shawn Salem Cemetery Bluford

Ike Proposes International University

Dwight D. Eisenhower proposed an international university with United Nations help to promote world peace and mutual understanding. Speaking before the World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession, he described a campus with an international faculty free from bias to educate youth in world history diplomacy and international communication.

Stockholm Sweden Dwight D. Eisenhower United Nations World Confederation of Organizations Eisenhower United Nations General Assembly

Birth announcements for four families in local hospitals

Mr and Mrs Richard Forth of 905 North Seventh Street welcomed a son named Jimmie Lee born at 9 28 this morning in Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing 2 pounds 10 ounces. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wood Olin of RFD 1 Mt Vernon welcomed Brian Gilbert born at 10 40 last night in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Mr and Mrs James Olan Donoho of 700 South 24th Street welcomed Lesley Kent born at 4 53 this morning in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Mr and Mrs Norman Pigg of 907 North 18th Street welcomed Lisa Dawn born at 12 35 this morning in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 7 pounds 7.5 ounces.

Richard Forth North Seventh Street Jefferson Memorial Hospital Jimmie Lee Gilbert Wood Olin RFD 1 Mt. Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital Brian Gilbert James Olan Donoho South 24Th Street Lesley Kent Norman Pigg North 18Th Street Lisa Dawn

Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted List

Admitted: Elsie Austin Ferne Johnson Rude Audrey Forth. Discharged: Rita Pilot Roger Dale Guthrie Estella Stokes John A. Gaston of Bluford. Admitted: Fred Andrew Holland Lency A. Nichols Alice Short Harry Eugene Walker Dorothy Lee Wakeh pp Mary Alices Mattilda Shoemaker Nina Ruth Mary AnppAnia Ian Wibun Jour Mathis Muriel Elizabeth Nollage Ann Bruce Laymon Yackaon Sylvia Ang Curtiss Larry Frees Glen Me drew Holland Doroth Champ Marilyn Rose Parka Lucille Auk Harry Groenaert Lenna Smith Ray Ellis Asa Shanafelt.

Jefferson Memorial Elsie Austin Ferne Johnson Rude Audrey Forth Rita Pilot Roger Dale Guthrie Estella Stokes John A. Gaston Bluford Fred Andrew Holland Lency A. Nichols Alice Short Harry Eugene Walker Dorothy Co Lee Wakeh Mary Alices Matilda FE Shoemaker Nina Ruth Mary Ans Ania Ian Wibun Jour Mathis Muriel Elizabeth Nollage Ann Bruce Laymon Yackaon Sylvia Ang Curtiss Larry Payne Frees Glen Gene Medrew Holland Doroth Champ Marilyn Rose Parka Lucille Auk Harry Groenaert Lenna ’ Smith Ray D. Ellis Asa B. Shanafelt

Local Livestock Market Steady as Hog and Sow Prices Move

Prices were unchanged on the local livestock market today with hogs at 18.35 for 190 to 220 pounds. Sows ranged from 15.75 for 300 pounds and down, with 300 pounds and over at 15.25. Boars sold between 8.50 and 9.50.

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon

Mt Vernon quotes show Wheat at 1.91 Soybeans 2.38 and Corn 1.05 in afternoon trading with Montana notes missing further context and additional grains not listed.

Mt. Vernon

Chicago grain prices and oat sales report

Chicago markets show No 1 yellow hard wheat at 2.20 percent, No 2 yellow hard 2.2014, No 2 mixed 2.17, No 3 red 2.0914, No cam or soybean sales. No 1 heavy white oats 67-6744, No 1 extra heavy white 6734-15, No 2 extra heavy white eee soybeans 814, barley malting 1,23-140 n, feed 93-1.12.

Chicago

Livestock prices at National Stockyards Illinois brief

USDA report from National Stockyards Illinois lists hogs with 9 000 head in various weights and grades, cattle and calves totaling about 5 650 with ranges for slaughter steers and heifers, cows, bulls, and slaughter calves, plus sheep with spring lambs and mixed grades. Prices shown in dollars per hundredweight across categories.

National Ill USDA

Wall Street Gains Extend Fourth Day Of Rally

Wall Street extended its rally into a fourth session as the Dow rose 4.73 to 596.17 at 2 p.m. EDT. IBM and Standard Brands posted gains, while Union Carbide and Du Pont rose modestly. Trading volume was about 3.6 million shares. U.S. Steel and General Motors moves reflected earnings expectations and antitrust suit headlines.

ED Morse AP Business News NEW York (Ap IBM Standard Brands Addresograph Union Carbide du Pont American Machine and Foundry Brunswick Richardspneierrsl

Egg and poultry price report from St Louis market

St Louis AP report lists eggs by consumer grades A large 29 31 A medium 22 35 A small 19 17 B large 22 4 wholesale grades standard 21 23 unclassified farm run 20 22 checks 15 17 Hens heavy 13 light over 5 lbs 8 9 under 5 lbs 67 commercial broilers and fryers 17 14.

ST. Louis

Chicago Produce Prices at Mercantile Exchange

Chicago AP report shows butter steady with wholesale prices for various grades. eggs steady to firm with A whites above 70 percent and mixed grades. live poultry prices unchanged to up to 4 percent with roasters and white rock varieties listed.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange USDA

Fire Walkers Burn Their Feet In Formosa Plague Walk

Eight men consulted a Buddhist priest Yang Chi te when faced with a para cholera outbreak in Formosa. He advised walking on burning coals and promised protection by deity Pao Chen. The group stepped onto hot coals and suffered severe burns. the priest was arrested.

Taipei Formosa Yang Chi-teh Pao Chen

Poland Proposes Higher Marriage Age in New Code

The Justice Ministry commission drafts a family relations code aiming to raise the minimum marriage age. The proposal specifies a higher age for women and discusses related compliance and enforcement within the draft law.

Poland Ee Justice Ministry Commission

Detailed Weather Report MT VERNON AND ELSEWHERE

Weather summary for MT VERNON shows Monday high 87 low 62 with rainfall to date 28.03 inches. Sunrise 4 51 and sunset CS. Elsewhere the Associated Press reports major cities with varied conditions including cloudy and clear skies and temperatures ranging from mid 60s to mid 100s.

MT. Vernon Associated Press Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth New York Oklahoma City Can Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Juneau Memphis New Orleans Portland Ore San Francisco Helena Kansas City Miami Seattle Tampa Honolulu Indianapolis Los Angeles Louisville Milwaukee Mopls St. Paul Pittsburgh Salt Lake City iSan Diego iWashington

Three Youths Admit Burglaries and Thefts in Two Counties

Three youths Ronald Lee 19 of Centralia Roger D. 18 of Sandoval and Charles Terry 19 of Paducah Kentucky signed statements admitting eight burglaries three car thefts and a truck theft in Marion County and a car theft and two burglaries in Clinton County. authorities said Terry was seized Monday after being questioned since last week.

Salem, Ill Marion Ronald Lee Centralia Roger D Sandoval Charles Terry Paducah Clinton County Schmitz Lay Terry

Arrest of Donald Ray Stone on aggravated assault charge

Donald Ray Stone 21 of Route 7 was arrested by city police Monday on a charge of aggravated assault. Officers say Stone broke into a home at 608 Jordan Street and struck Lowell Vaughn at the address with a gun.

Donald Ray Stone Route 7 Stone Jordan Street Lowell Vaughn

Governor Urged to Spare Crump Life in Clemency Call

The state parole board sent Crump’s plea to Governor Kerner amid debate on rehabilitation. Abused by guards during the holdup that killed Theodore Zukowski, five guards support execution, while Crump’s widow Veronica asks mercy. Crump awaits the governor’s clemency decision in Cook County Jail as he meditates in isolation.

Theodore Zukowski Austin Zukowski Crump Parale Board Cook County Kerner

Illinois woman elected secretary of Mothers of Twins Club

Mrs Elsworth Maxey of Pekin Illinois was chosen Monday to serve as corresponding secretary of organization for the Mothers of Twins Club. The group planned meetings for next year in Indianapolis and in 1964 at Atlantic City New Jersey.

Miami, Fla Mothers of Twins Club Elsworth Maxey Pekin Indianapolis Atlantic City N. J

Faubus Seeks Fifth Term Amid Senate Filibuster

The article describes Senator Faubus announcing a fifth term bid while Senate filibusterers led by Albert Gore Jr and Maurine Neuberger push to thwart a satellite bill. It notes shifts in leadership Mansfield and Humphrey losing influence and Morse challenging leadership, with debate over a government owned satellite corporation proposed by Kennedy.

Mansfield Oregon Morse Albert Gore D-Tenn George A. Smathers D- i Fla Democratic Senate Gore Maurine B. Neuberger Dore American Telephone & Telegraph Co Kennedy House Senate Space and Commerce Committees

Jefferson Co Farmers Tour Dixon Springs August 8

Jefferson county farmers plan a special August 8 tour to Dixon Springs Experiment Station leaving 814 Harrison at 7 30 a m and returning by 10 a m after observing pasture management silage methods and beef sheep research The event, arranged by the Jefferson County Agricultural Extension Council, includes lunch at Lake Glendale with swimming and recreation afterward.

Dixon Springs Experiment Station Jefferson County Harrison Jefferson County Agricultural Extension Council Lake Glendale Don Lee Lee University of Illinois

Flight engineers approve three-man cockpit crews plan

Flight engineers at Trans World Airlines approved cutting four-man jet crews to three after an 83 percent vote in a mail ballot counted Monday night. The TWA chapter of the Flight Engineers International Association endorsed the plan.

Pact Kansas City Trans World Airlines TWA Flight Enganeers International Association

Albany Race Protest Injunction Hearing in Georgia Trial

Albany officials pressed for a permanent injunction to ban mass racial protests led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. City leaders cited past violence while U.S. District Judge J. Robert Elliott asserted jurisdiction. Police described tense December marches as potentially eruptive amid arrests at City Hall.

Don McKee Albany U.S. District Court Asa D. Kelley Jr Kelley U.S. Dist J. Robert Elliott Martin Luther King Jr City Hall New York Baltimore Hartford Conn King White House Albert L. Dunn Laurie Pritchett Dunn Pritchett America Elliott Elbert P. Tuttle 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Columbus, Ga

Du Quoin Packing Strikers Parade Endorsement Planned

Du Quoin Packinghouse union Local 156 of United Packinghouse Workers of America will receive a formal endorsement at a Saturday parade and rally by AFL-CIO members from Illinois and Indiana. The strike began in October at Du Quoin Packing Co. Teamsters Local 317 has approval for a strikers vote on August 10 to choose bargaining agents.

DU Quoin Teamsters Afl-Cio United Packinghouse Workers du Quoin Paoxing Co West Frankfort National Labor Relations Board Clarence Funkhouser Packinghouse Tlinois Indiana

Child Drowns In Wood River Pool

Six year old Keith Edward Hellrung drowned at the Wood River city pool. He was among six children brought by Henry R. Hellrung of Alton. The father briefly left the group to fetch a swimming cap, then found the boy missing. Lifeguards recovered him in 10 feet of water and attempted artificial respiration and inhalation therapy, but he died.

Detroit Detroit River Montrose Ambassador Bridge Windsor Ont Ralph Eyre-Walker Birkinhead England Richard Fowden Manchester Nathaniel Brownlee Belfast Ireland The Montreal Shipping of London Burles Markes Ltd Wood River, Ill Keith Edward Hellrung Wood River City Henry R. Hellrung Alton

United States taps vast daily water use

The United States consumes about 270 billion gallons of water each day, highlighting extensive domestic and industrial demand. This figure underscores the scale of national water use across households, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors.

United States

Dowzer Electric Gains Growth Spotlight At Optimist Meet

Ernest Moss vice president of Dowzer Electric told the Lawrence club about the company’s growth from a motor repair shop in 1939 to a transformer maker serving 12 states. Moss highlighted plant expansion to 50,000 square feet, advanced facilities, and wide delivery via trucking.

Dowzer Electric Machinery Works, Inc Clu Lawrence Ernest Moss Dewzer Anson Smith Moss Mt. Vernon High School Dowzer M.oss Dowzer Electric Bowzer Mossellrene

Mt Vernon 4-H Contest And Ice Cream Social Tonight

Jefferson county 4-H public speaking and agriculture demonstration contests will be held at 8:00 p.m. in the Security Bank community room with one boy and one girl advancing to the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Two county demonstrations will also go to the state fair. A chamber of commerce dinner program follows at Hotel Emmerson with an ice cream social and a review of 50 years of progress plus the Mt. Vernon City Plan progress report. A capacity crowd is anticipated.

Ing Chet Seibert Breakfast Optimist Club Paul Broyles Senator Broyles Optimist Club Tuesay the Security Bank of Mt. Vernon Jefferson County Springfield Kenneth Bolen Chamber of Commerce Emmerson Chamber J. E. Carter

Construction Worker Falls Through Roof at State Normal Uni

A 27 year old construction worker Lynn Dodson of Bloomington died after plunging 65 feet through an unfinished roof at Illinois State Normal University in Bloomington. Dodson, employed by Dave Precast Concrete Products of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was hoisting concrete roofing slabs to the top of the new field house when a hoist gave way.

Normal Lynn Dodson Bloomington Illinois State Normal University Dodson Dave Precast Concrete Products, Inc Oshkosh Wis

Three youths fined for bakery goods theft incident

Police said three young men admitted taking pies and cakes from in front of the A. and P. Store at Eighth and Broadway on July 25. Bob Patterson, 21, was fined $10 and costs for a disturbance charge, Fred Dunham, 19, and Kenneth Hall, 20, were fined $10 and costs each for disturbance charges.

Eighth Broadway Bob Patterson Hill Street Fred Dunham Spruce Kenneth Hall Paula Drive

Marriage Licenses Reported for Burgin Story Montgomery Dees

Aubrey Burgin aged 19 of Route 4 and Carolyn Story aged 17 of 1404 South 12th Street obtained a license. Monty Montgomery aged 18 and Janet Dees aged 17, both of Waltonville, also received licenses.

Aubrey Richard Burgin Carolyn Sue Story South 12Th Street Monty Alan Montgomery Janet Elain Dees Waltonville

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