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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
1
Twelve day old infant died at home with authorities citing possible smothering. The infant’s parents Delbert Hinton and family were at the scene as preparations for funeral arrangements began. Two brothers and other relatives mourn the loss in what authorities described as a tragic circumstance.
A concise report notes Tunisia orders Frenich to leave the country amid diplomatic tensions. Officials state the move follows repeated incidents raising security concerns and potential threats to national stability. International reactions remain mixed, with some allies urging restraint.
A Heat revivalist surpassed 506000 in a recent event, drawing attention to the performer’s enduring appeal. The milestone underscores strong public interest and sustained activity in the revival scene.
Fragmented hospital column notes mention patient statuses and care details. Names and places are unreadable, but the segment hints at physician updates, ward observations, and upcoming procedures.
A son was born this morning at 8 53 at Samaritan Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jerry Ellis. The infant weighed about 7 pounds and has been named Jerry Allen.
Local aviation notes record D W Colburh flying from St Louis to King City this morning Art Woolsen arriving from Centralia and Lt Brennen flying from Owensboro to Mt Vernon. M T Hideman arriving via Centralia to a distant airfield Parsons flew Detroit to King City en route to Wayne City and Bill Tumbleson with wife flew King City to Alton this morning.
A stated Mt Masonic Lodge No 31 4 F A M will meet Monday June the ind at 730 PM All Brothers and Visitors welcome Virgil HL Pigg W M William E B Reavis Secy Also noting Disabled American Veterans election of officers at regular meeting Monday at 230 Boutte Hunaiéy Bieetea Commander
Local winds battered the St Louis region on Sunday causing property damage and scattered power outages. Emergency crews responded to scattered incidents as residents reported downed branches and damaged roofs across multiple neighborhoods. Authorities urged caution as weather conditions remained unsettled.
In Paris, a divided Assembly weighed granting General de Gaulle six months of extended powers to handle the Algeria crisis. Key figures Mollet Pflimlin and Houp hoeu-Boigny urged a chance for reform while conservatives warned of overreach amid leftist violence and a wary calm in Algiers where the ruling junta hailed de Gaulles installation as a victory but fretted privately over cabinet choices.
An ex-convict faces charges in Clinton County after authorities probe a theft ring tied to tires from a Waltonville store. Officials say the suspect admitted involvement in burglary and theft while investigators note tires in a stolen car may have come from Pearl. The case centers on arrests linked to the COASHHEA fraternity and questions about the suspect's whereabouts.
Negotiations stalled as UAW and three auto makers failed to reach extensions on 1955 contracts. Reuther pressed for 1958 terms, while companies resisted, citing plant moves and layoffs. Union dues stayed with members as shop rules loosened and job relocations loomed.
Paris report says Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sent a brief message to Charles de Gaulle via the Wishing Well channel. The note expresses willingness to work together on shared aims and to advance their common cause in France's future.
Granite City Steel Co. reduced the geographical price differential on most products from four dollars to two per net ton, aligning with competitors. The two dollar per ton slice in base prices took effect Friday, narrowing the price gap for Granite City clients.
In the police court session led by J. R. Thornes, defendants were assessed fines and costs for various misdemeanors. Silas E. Riggs and others faced penalties for failure to yield, disorderly conduct, alcohol related charges, illegal parking, and threats at public locations. Notable names include Len ny L. Keel, Robert Sefried, Clarence Johnson, Floyd Mt Phelps, J. A. Scott, and Robert Williams with amounts ranging from five to thirty dollars plus costs.
A paid advertisement urges shoppers to save when visiting Douglas Drugs. The text touts discounts and a wide selection of items, mentioning value, prices, and deals while encouraging frequent market visits and comparisons.
Algiers residents and officials voice discontent as Charles de Gaulle’s government faces upheaval. Demonstrations in Algiers and alerts in Paris reflect anger at political hacks and perceived missteps. A resident warned of possible action against government headquarters if tensions rise.
Leonard Carney of Boston was named president of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. He succeeds Miss Mabel Ellen Ewens and will serve for one year, after being elected by the Christian Science Board of Directors at the biannual meeting. He is a Harvard Law School graduate and long-time Christian Science practitioner from Marshalltown Iowa.
An air liner with three passengers was forced by five men to divert to Vienna's sport aircraft airport. Austrian police said the group asked for political asylum. The plane was believed to originate from Prague.
Fire at 724 N Washington St in Du Quoin damaged a home after a short in an electric motor. Police Chief Vallie West’s residence was involved. firefighters arrived to find Mrs West had extinguished the blaze.
Fragmentary forecast says Illinois will see above normal temperatures midweek with warmer conditions across the state. Mentions of cooler southeast today and a warm north trend tonight with highs near 75 to 85 and lows in the 60s. Some rain likely late in Missouri and Wednesday.
The weather service reports Illinois dried out after weekend storms with lingering cloud cover in spots. Temperatures were below normal across much of the state, with readings in the mid 60s to mid 70s in the southern areas. Forecasters expect fair skies and warmer temperatures on Tuesday.
Jerry Alan Owens, 20, of Mt. Vernon Route 3, was injured about 5:30 am Sunday when his car swerved and struck a bridge near Mt. Verrick. Authorities said he may have fallen asleep at the wheel or suffered another error. He was treated for facial and leg cuts at Good Samaritan Hospital and released today.
Effingham resident Breede to travel to Sweden this summer with a companion. The trip is organized through local contacts in Effingham and includes a visit to Goteborg. No additional details on dates or itinerary are provided in the readable text.
President Eisenhower delivers commencement at Mount St Mary’s College urging world peace and justice at home and abroad. He warns against destructive ideals and stresses a strong, united effort to build a better future.
Fragmented text notes several Soviet vessels offshore near Canada with small Soviet flags visible. The ships are described as remaining in international waters and monitored by naval and air forces from multiple nations.
Effingham area report notes a fire at Schroeder’s farm near Effingham. Work stopped as firefighters fought the blaze, with Schroeder unable to continue chores while the farm sustained damage to a cork and bedhar area.
Beechier City High appoints former Southern Illinois and Eastern Illinois athlete William R. Prince as head coach. Prince, noted for his college playing career, takes over duties after limited prior coaching assignments.
Wayne County officers report a car theft connected to Suleksilver Alf case as a London courtroom outlines the capture of Alfred Hinds and a jail escape attempt. A master thief and two accomplices face multiple charges with lengthy sentences and a dramatic pursuit, including a plan to flee by air.
Article fragment discusses era topics including Khrushchev, De Gaulle, Western negotiations with the Soviet Union and American attitudes. Mentions a meeting, tensions, and hopeful notes from TIME about French crisis resolution, with references to leaders and future tasks.
A divorce action was filed in a local court. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage citing unspecified grounds amid ongoing family-law proceedings. No additional details on parties, dates, or filings are provided in the readable text.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Jeff Co officer heading to Wisconsin with unclear details. Names, dates, and exact roles are unreadable, but the note references official travel or assignment.
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