Definite Break In The Recession For St Louis
A state official said unemployment in the St Louis area fell 9.8 percent from March 15 to April 15, with 7,500 fewer unemployed and 2,500 more employed. Delargy, metropolitan manager of Missouri’s Division of Employment Security, called it a definite break in the recession. Unemployment stood at 69,400 mid-April. manufacturing jobs fell by 2,490 while non manufacturing jobs rose by about 4,100. The St Louis labor area covers parts of Missouri and Illinois including St Louis, Jefferson, St Louis and St Charles counties and Madison and St Clair counties.
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ST. Louis
Charles G. Delargy
Missouri Division of Employment Security
Delargy
City
Jefferson
St. Charles
Missouri
Madison
St. Clair
Ilinois
Opdyke and area visitors over the weekend
A long list of weekend visitors and extended family from Mount Vernon DeKalb Belleville and other towns gathered in Opdyke and nearby homes. Names include Davenport Atkinson Lambert Pace Adams Cromie Stinson Ragan Waddell and others. The piece ends with a note on safer steelworker records for 1960 showing 3.14 lost time injuries per million hours.
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Lillie Davenport
Annabel
Jim Davenport
Mmr. Vernon
Howard Davenport
DeKalb
George Schwenninger
Walter Petersen
Ed Harvey
O. G. Atkinson
Indianola
Frances Malcolm
Belle Rive
Mary Day
Lucille
Mt. Vernon
Carrie Brechtefeld
St. Louis
Herman Brechtefeld
Dahlgren
Ellen Lambert
Springport
Michigan
Glen Brock
Harold Lambert
Lisa Ann
Randall Lambert
Shirley Witte and Sons
W. Witte
Champaign
Opdyke
Gene Standerfer
Belleville
C. E. Cook
Charlie Frees
Mascoutah
Ill
Carl Campbell
Sikeston
Beulah ‘Campbell
James Kramer
Des Plains
Henry Leech
Bernice George
Olney
Presley Cummings
Zedalis
Lou Doepke
Frank Roney
Dora Mathus
George Doepke
Sturgis
Gene Adams
Centralia
W. Schmidt
R. Southgood
Jim Stephens
Evansville
Indiana
Howard Harriman
Jim Stinson
Aripeka
Florida
W. H. Hottensen
Robert Vineyard
Creve Coeur
Stinsons
Jim Ragan
Ferguson
Lon Ramsey
Harry White
Cindy
Diane Edminson
Zelda Oglesby
Galatia
Byrum Waddell
American Iron and Steel Institute
Funeral rites for Jean Lamke held at St Barbara’s Church
The funeral of Jean Lamke was held Saturday at St Barbara’s Church with Rev Joseph Wiezorek officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Several local residents and families are noted visiting relatives and attending events across Ashley, Radom, Mt Vernon, Waltonville, Pinckneyville, and nearby towns, including Decoration Day observances and a dog show judged by Mr. Nelson McCormack. One birth recorded: Mr. and Mrs Arthur Nichol welcomed David Wayne May 28 at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Jean Lamke
St. Barbara’s ‘Church
Joseph Wiezorek
Sophia Skortz
Good Samaritan Hospital
Arthur Wayne Nichols
Good J Samaritan Hospital
David Wayne
Lena Pyszka
Gertrude Bunk
Gertrude Kabat
St. Louis
Agnes Kruger
Ashley
Vince Rey
Monica
Lawrence Pitman
Ben Laur
Bald Knob
A. J. Dixon
Ralph Hoffman
Oklahoma City
Mt. Vernon
Nelson McCormack
J.D. Shurtz and Sons
Jamestown
McCormack
Albert Dreas
Nashville
Joe Stelmaszewski Jr
Waltonville
Joe Stelmaszewski
Pinckneyville
Philip Corley
Bill Webber
R. J. Kabat
Herbert Dobbs
Herrin
Neil Mannen
J. Arthur Smith
David Fremar
Raymond Hudson l
Dupo
Neal Crisswell
Finaily
Mabel Wright
Washington Park
Clair Laur
Television Review Of Kennedy Europe Trip And Caribbe an Crisis
TV networks offered late night specials on Kennedy's European tour but reception of the French welcome was largely ceremonial while the Dominican dictator’s assassination dominated Caribbean news. Paris analysts praised Franco American ties but noted scant major news. CBS radio will drop Gunsmoke on June 18 for Suspense, with Marshal Dillon reruns planned. Helen O Connell joins NBC Here’s Hollywood June 12. Crosby brothers to host Person to Person June 23 summer run. Lucy Goes to Broadway plans suspended. Summer Sports Spectacular slated CBS 7 30 8 30 ET parachute jumps.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Kennedy
Caribbean
Paris
NBC
Dave Garroway
John Daly
M.c
Marshal Dillon
Helen O'Connell
Hollywood
Joanne Jordan
Crosby Boys
Philip
Dennis
Lindsay
Lucille Ball
Lucy
CBS
May lifts US business as summer slows run-up looms
May brought better employment and rising output across steel and construction sectors. May payrolls improved as unemployment edged down slightly. Steel makers expect orders to steady the summer, while auto talks loom. Construction spending rose to 4.8 billion dollars, buoying manufacturing inventories and signaling a milder summer slowdown.
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New York
Public Bid Notice for Mt Vernon Municipal Airport Project
Sealed bids for Mt Vernon Municipal Airport Project 61A 8 267 FAA 9 11 007 06 will be received at the Department of Aeronautics Springfield until 10 00 A M CDT June 5 1961. Plans may be examined in Springfield Chicago offices after May 24 1961. Bidders must pay labor prevailing wages per federal act and contract documents.
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Department of Aeronautics
Capital Airport
North
Walnut Street Road
Springfield
Illinois
Mt. Vernon Municipal Airport
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
Ilinois
Fulton D. Bellamy
West van Buren Street
New Post Office
Chicago
U.S. Secretary of Labor
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Royal Crown Cola
Carton
Oeeposit
West Sherbet
Pillsbury Biscuits
Dow
Cation
Libby
Oleo Pats
Maxwell House
Fairfield Road
Mrs. Tuckers
Bologna
Blue Bell Wieners
Moon
Palais Des Sports
Television Review
Business Mirror
Hillcrest Drive
Cal
Tennis
Oxfords
Ben Franklin
Ernie and Mary Hoover
Square Mt. Vernon
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