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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
6
In Tucson, the Arizona Powercore Control Center reports that burnt toast does not become activated charcoal and has no value as an emergency first aid treatment for poisoning. The article notes the previous widespread recommendation is unfounded and discontinued.
London AP reports Jeanne Jerrens, dramatic art teacher at Juilliard, travels with her 5-year-old son Danny on a motor scooter to study theatrical techniques across Europe under a Fulbright grant. From Lisbon to Paris and beyond, the pair roam as seven months of study wrap in France and moves to London Dublin Stratford. Jeanne once acted opposite Michael Redgrave in Tigers at the Gates.
Hollywood gossip column notes Zsa Zsa Gabor’s memoir due July aims to debunk publicity myths about the Gabor clan while detailing family and career. It mentions a possible film adaptation and Zsa Zsa’s stance on Hollywood intrigue amid other star notes.
Mt. Vernon district of the Equitable Life Assurance Society earned the Greater Illinois Agency honor for a second year. During the president's month campaign in April the Mt. Vernon office ranked third nationally with 308 applications totaling 1,793,905 dollars in Ordinary volume. District leaders were Bob Quillman and Bob Coats, with manager Jack C. Kinder, Jr. set to receive the award at a June 2 dinner at the Denver Hilton.
A brief exchange has a youth urging a companion to greet someone in a public space, arguing it was their own plan to come downtown. The scene hints at a casual, informal confrontation over social gesture and initiative.
A player stated it felt like it and then, without pause, returned to pitching. The scene shows focus and composure as the mound action continues.
Edwards Hieneman, a seven year old from Miami, disappeared while wanting to go cam ping. Police found him the next morning sleeping under bushes in a vacant lot a quarter mile from his home. He said nothing to the crowd as boos rang out.
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