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Mt Vernon Register News

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Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

4

Young Jew testifies on gassing and gold tooth theft at Eichmann trial

Simon Srebnik, 13 at Chelmno, testified he pulled gold from victims' teeth as they arrived at crematoriums. He described daily parades of about 1,200 Jews to death over nine months and seals on gas vans. He recalled being hunted by an SS executioner and hiding with a Polish helper after a failed escape.

Jerusalem Srebnik Gideon Hausner Adolf Eichmann Poland

Russian fur traders establish Kodiak post in 1792

On Kodiak Island Alaska Russian fur traders set up a trading post in 1792 home to the largest bears. Bear hunting is allowed but season restricted to avoid extinction and about 1600 to 1700 brown bears remain roaming the island.

Kodiak Island Alaska

Two Men Arrested At City Limits

Charles Lee Parker aged 39 of Judsonia Arkansas and Charlie Partain aged 46 of Richview Illinois were jailed after last night arrests on Route 37 inside Mt Vernon city limits. Deputy Sheriff John Richardson charged Parker with illegal transportation of liquor and with drunkenness and disturbance on the highway.

Charles Lee Parker Judsonia Ark Charlie Partain Richview Mt. Vernon John Richardson Parker Cartain

Red Cross Board Meets to Elect New Officers

The American Red Cross board of directors will meet at 7 30 p m today at the chapter office 226 south 10th street. The session combines retiring board members and those elected at the annual meeting as new chapter officers will be elected.

American Red Cross Board of Directors South 10Th Street

Glamour and gossip from Hollywood today

Hollywood Today covers Joyce Taylor’s edgy turn in Ring of Fire with a note on her off screen church singing. Tarita reveals her chef boyfriend in Tahiti. Jay Ward’s 1971 top shows tease Aqua Smoke and Sharkbait. Bette Davis recalls cactus gag and Ray Jones as her first portrait subject, 30 years past.

Hollywood Correspondent Enterprise Assn Hollywoood NEA Joyce Taylor MGM Ring of Fire Jeague Joyce First Baptist Church of Beverly Hills Young People’s Training Union Tel Jay Ward Peter Speargun Fox Century City Bette Davis C.O.D Desert Cameron Shipp Bette U. S Eiffel Tower Shipp Ray Jones Ray Hollywood Universal

Rockefeller campaigned for New Jersey GOP governor candidate

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged Camden County voters that the New Jersey gubernatorial race next November will influence the Republican Party's 1962 prospects. He spoke for James P. Mitchell, former labor secretary and GOP nominee, marking his first major off state appearance since the presidential race. In Chapel Hill, UNC awarded its first undergraduate degree to a Negro, David Dansby, a 22-year-old from Greensboro, with a BA in political science. About 35 Negroes attend among 8,500 students.

Camden N.J Nelson A. Rockefeller New York New Jersey Rockefeller Camden County Jame P. Mitchell Secretary of GOP Rocke Chapel Hill N. C University of North Carolina David Dansby Greensboro Dansby

Automatic Super-Vend Lets Supermarket Earnest Vending

A coin operated vending machine now sells up to 130 items at Chicago supermarkets. Frederick L. Schuster of Automatic Canteen describes the unit as unattended, accepting money and returning exact change while delivering radios cosmetics jewelry drugs hardware toys film and sporting goods. The device includes currency handling that validates money and rejects counterfeit notes.

Plan for downtown Buffalo by Victor Gruen

Victor Gruen of Detroit outlined a four point plan to curb downtown decline in Buffalo. It calls for better access via public and private transit, removing congestion with loop roads, adding middle income housing downtown, and increasing conveniences like arcades covered streets and rest benches.

Buffalo N. Y Victor Gruen Detroit

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