Deaths Lawrence Bunk of Scheller Dies
Lawrence D. Bunk 60 Scheller farmer died of heart ailment at Good Samaritan Hospital Saturday night. Born Sept 5 1896 in Scheller he was son of Frank and Pauline Bunk. Funeral 9 a.m. Tuesday at St Barbara Catholic Church Scheller with Rev Joseph Wieczorek. burial Scheller church cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. tonight at Fry Funeral Home Waltonville. Survived by four brothers Stanley Frank Philip and John. One brother predeceased.
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Lawrence D. Bunk
Scheller
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Bunk
Frank and
Pauline
Stanick) Bunk
St. Barbara
Scheller Church
Fry Funeral Home
Waltonville
Bunk
Stanley
Frank
Philip
John
St. Louis
Rosa Fink Dies at 78 in Mt Vernon Funeral Set
Rosa Fink died at her home 1303 Main Street at 8 a m today aged 78 6 months 4 days born Union Missouri December 14 1878 daughter of John and Louisa Fink She is survived by sister Mrs Charles Keller and niece Mrs Nina Smith She was a member of Flist Community Church Funeral services will be held at Pulley Funeral Chapel Wednesday at 10 am with burial in Union Missouri The body will be sent to Union for 2 pm Thursday services Friends may call after 6 pm Tuesday
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Rosa Fink
Main Street
Union
John and
Louisa Fink
Charles Keller
Nina Smith
Mt. Vernon
Flist Community Church
Andy Caraker
Pulley Funeral
Union, Mo
Union Cemetery
Pulley Funeral Home
Ex MTv Librarian Katherine Edwards Dies in McLeansboro
Katherine Edwards 71 former Mt Vernon Township High School librarian died at 2 25 am Sunday at Vicker s Memorial Hospital McLeansboro resided 306 South Washington Street Funeral at First Methodist Church Tuesday 2 pm conducted by Rev N C Henderson and Rev Clair Clark burial in I O O F cemetery She was born March 5 1886 in Hamilton County daughter of George K and Dada Edwards survived by brothers George C and Frank D Edwards both of McLeansboro Body lies in state at Jones Funeral Home in McLeansboro prior to funeral
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Katherine Edwards
Mt. Vernon Township
Yeas
Vicker’s Memorial Hospital
McLeansboro
Miss Edwards
South Washington Street
McCoy Memorial Library
First Methodist Church
iLeansboro
N. C. Henderson
Clair Clark
Hamilton County
George K
Dada (Dailey) Edwards
George C
Frank D. Edwards
Jones Funeral
Mcpaarrelles
Japanese court system lacks jury in US GI trial
In Tokyo a U S Army specialist faces a murder trial in a modern court without a jury. Critics fault hearsay rules and long recesses while supporters note independent judiciary and generally fair outcomes for foreigners in Japan.
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Tokyo
William S. Girard
U. S
Supreme Court
Japan
Alligator in Back Yard Shocks Texas Family
After heavy spring rains in Texas a backyard sighting alarmed Mrs. R. D. Boykin and her baby. The 244 foot reptile was trapped by the couple and a neighbor. Police were called and the alligator was identified as an escapee from a nearby zoo.
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San Antonio
Texas
R. D. Boykin
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
The listing shows admissions at Jefferson Memorial for John Wood and others across several towns, followed by discharges including Kenneth Flannigan Robert Hall and Mrs Earl Alexander. Good Samaritan admits George Phelps and others with multiple discharges including Geraldine Vaughn and baby David Ewing and many more names and relations.
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Jefferson Memorial
John Wood
Woodlawn
Audra Chastain
Orville Riley
Louis Carl Butzler
Bluford
Madge Thomison
McLeanshboro
Deanna Hayes
Deloris Thomason
Lima
Ohio
Barbara Neal
Wilma Mae Corsere
Kenneth Flannigan
Deloris Merrett
Robert Hall
Bloomington
William Glass
Dahlgren
Jefferson Matthews
Earl Alexander
John Meadows
Harold Franklin Bruggen
Harold Franklin, Jr
Good Samaritan
George Phelps
Dorothy Wright
Sallie Payne
Floyd Stockton
Freda Wilson
Charlie Karch
Nora Cockrum
Jean Burke
Richard Karnoski
Geraldine Vaughn
David Ewing
Gaiton Gibbs
Christina Stables
Enid
Elaine Schepple
Harold Wilken
Danny Joe Clark
Sabra Sue Joy
Wilton Eugene Boyd
Claude Smith
Domenick Pomatto
Christine Shannon
Maurine Lee
George Thomas
Imogene Pilson
George Robert
Brenda Hiatt
Randy Joe
Arstella Carney
Sharon Wangler
Louis Brent
Virginia Richard
Mayflower Near American Mainland Rolls In Sea Air
The Mayflower II, replica of the Pilgrim ship, battled rough seas near Nantucket as it neared Plymouth Harbor. Coast Guard reports place the vessel about 90 miles south southwest of the lightship, with entry to Plymouth Harbor anticipated late tonight or tomorrow. Workmen near Plymouth Rock build a 140 foot ramp and stands for 7,000 spectators as the ship prepares to dock.
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Plymouth
Mass
Coast Guard
Nantucket Island
Alan J. Villiers
Nantucket
Massachusetts
Provincetown
Massachusetts Bay
Plymouth Harbor
Plysmouth Rock
Four Aboard Die As Plane Hits A House
A Piper Tri Pacer crashed into a single story Pacoima home during a birthday dinner. Four men aboard died: Owen Summers Wallis 33 Henry Harris Smith 42 Robert F Peterson 52 Terrence Patterson Lockhardat 33 Chico businessmen. Neighbors called it a miracle that eight dinner guests were unhurt.
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Pacoima
Calif
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Barry Worth
Owen Summers Wallis
Henry Harris Smith
Robert F. Peterson
Terrence Patterson Lockhardat
Chico
Santa Monica
Smith
Births Report From Good Samaritan Hospital Listings
Mr and Mrs Raymond Pil announce the birth of a son George Robert at Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces born Saturday afternoon. Eddie Self Jr and wife on Ashley Road welcome Clyde Craig at 3 05 this morning eight pounds eight ounces. Warner Pullen and wife at 1109 Shawnee greet Barbara Annette born 6 24 this morning five pounds six ounces. Charles Cook and Elizbeth Ann Bell at 4420 South Amelia avenue Lyons Illinois have a son Edward LaVerl eight pounds? eight ounces born in a Chicago hospital. Robert Lamb and wife from Evanston Illinois, formerly King City residents, announce a son Richard Jonathan born Saturday in Evanston.
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Raymond Pil
Bonnie
Good Samaritan Hospital
George Robert
Eddie Self, Jr
Ashley Road
Clyde Craig
Warner Pullen
Shawn
Bluford
Robert Lamb
Evanston
King City
Richard Jonathan
Lamb
Fern Sharp
Woman Hurt In Bonnie Accident
Mrs Deloris Thomason 24 was injured about 9 30 a m today when a car driven by her husband overturned on State Highway 37 one mile south of Bonnie They were en route from Arkansas to Ohio pulling a trailer which apparently swerved and pulled their car out of control Mrs Thomason was taken to Jefferson Memorial hospital and remained as a patient there this afternoon Mr Thomason was not injured
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Deloris Thomason
Bonnie
Minor Wrecks Leave Several Cars Damaged
Three vehicle incidents occurred on Mt. Vernon streets over the weekend with no injuries. At Ninth and Main at 11:14 a.m. Saturday Arlie Hayes and Mary E. Cloyd reported about $100 damage each after slick roads from light rain. A three car crash at Tenth and Virginia at 8:50 a.m. today involved Norma Jean Dudley, Calvin D. Estes, and Andrew Clark, with Estes and Dudley cars at $175 damage. Another collision at Tenth and Perkins this morning damaged the vehicles of Huston McKinney and Leslie Lee Lindy, estimated at $100.
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Mt. Vernon
Arlie Hayes
Jones Street
Mary E. Cloyd
South 18Th
Ninth
Main
Tenth
Virginia
Norma Jean Dudley
Calvin D. Estes
Estes Auto
Andrew Clark
Estes and Dudley
Huston McKinney
Chicago
Leslie Lee Lindy
West Frankfort
Perkins
Larry Phemister Joins Jamestown Festival Cruise
Midshipmen left Annapolis June 7 for the Jamestown Festival in James town Virginia aboard about 16 Navy vessels. Larry L Phemister son of Mt Vernon residents travels on the U S S C A Roan with plans to sail to Rio de Janeiro June 13 from Norfolk. En route home they will stop at Trinidad and on July 23 head to Guantanamo for gunnery and submarine practice with return to Annapolis August 5 for a month of leave.
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Annapolis
Jamestown
Larry L. Phemister
L. L. Phemister
Mt. Vernon
Rio de Janeiro
Norfolk
Phemister
Trinidad
Guantanamo
Thermidshipmen
Mothers appeal to try soldier in U S S
6800 mothers press to bring soldier Gerard to court in Washington. Japanese officials say no delay to his U S departure. Gerard under Army detention at Camp Whittington near Tokyo as defense lawyers prepare affidavits. Nixon calls the decision correct while Russell urges understanding with Japan. Gerard fires Japanese lawyer Itsuro Hayashi. fiance Haru Sueyama says Bill’s brother is now in control and he won’t talk.
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Girard
Washington
Gerard
United States
Camp Whittington
Tokyo
Legal S
Defense Department
Nixon
East Lansing
Mich
Atlanta
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Japan
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
Kitchen sink stolen in Dallas burglary at vacant home
Burglars broke into a vacant Dallas house owned by 65 year old Cecil Adams and stole the kitchen sink along with other fixtures. They reportedly kicked out a wall during the break in.
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Dallas
Cecil Adams
Adams
Wanted Waitresses No Experience Needed Training Provided
Help wanted ad offers entry level waitress positions with training. Open to applicants 18 and older seeking steady employment. No prior experience required for this restaurant role.
Tells Newspapers To Gear For The Electronic Age
Chicago based newspaper executives urged to shift to electronic production for faster news delivery. James Copley of Copley Press led calls at ANPA to speed up news-to-reader timelines, adopt faster equipment, and embrace teletypesetter technology despite cost and labor concerns.
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Chicago
James
Copley
the Weather Elsewhere
Copley Press, Inc
Associated Press
Albuquerque
San Diego
Calif
Union
Atlanta
Tribune
Bismarck
Boston
Assn
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Sub- Grand Rapids
Helena
Indianapolis
Competi- Kansas
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Metropol
Missouri Weather Outlook With Scattered Storms
Moisture lingers with little temperature change through Tuesday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected west and south today and tonight and over the state Tuesday. Thunder showers likely most numerous in the far northwest tonight. Highs near 78 to 88, lows in the 60s.
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Missouri
Stormy Weather Toll Across Plains and Southeast
Stormy weather across the plains and southeast abated but brought more rain. Four people drowned in the storm Sunday, two in Florida tropical conditions near Perry, and two in Coffeyville after a bridge collapsed. Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes hit Kansas, Oklahoma, and South Dakota with no casualties reported. A Frisco train derailment near Miami, Oklahoma injured none seriously, wrecking eight cars and damaging 1000 feet of track.
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Associated Press
Plains States
Florida
St. Petersburg
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia Line
Perry
Fla
Tallahassee
Charleston
S. C
Coffeyville
Kaw
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Miami
Okla
Fuel Pump Leak Causes Car Fire
Mt Vernon firemen answered a call to Ninth and Harrison at 3 26 p m when a bar owned by Keef Myers Mt Vernon Route 3 caught fire due to a leaking fuel pump. The flash blaze caused no damage to the car. Police court fines were issued to Melvin Hoffman for driving without license and for driving without valid state license, James L Linsey for failure to yield right of way, and Charles F E Brannon for disturbance. F J Smith of Springfield Mo said the train hit the washout at about 60 mph. Illinois forecasts show cloudy mild weather with chances of scattered thunder showers and temperatures in the 70s and 80s for the day.
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Mt. Vernon
Ninth and Harrison
Keef Myers
J. R. Thomas
Melvin Hoffman
Woodlawn
James L. Linsey
Evanston
Ill
Charles FE. Brannon
F. J. Smith
Springfield
Illinois
Chicago
Farmers to Russia on 10 day tour in June
Thirty three farmers from Illinois and Wisconsin travel to the Soviet Union for a 10 day tour of collective farms and agricultural stations. They will visit near Moscow Leningrad and Kiev return to New York June 24. The trip is arranged through a Soviet travel agency and sanctioned by the State Department.
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New York
Ilinois
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
U. S. State Department
William D. Matheson
Rockford
Ill
Howard Kauffman
Waterman
Les Davis
WREX
Gil Rickert
Nels Fagerstrom
Illinois
Belvidere
Dixon - Rochelle
Wisconsin
Francis Friestad
Brodhead
Library Closed All Day Tuesday For Inventory
The public library will be closed all day Tuesday for annual inventory and reopen Wednesday at the usual hours 1 to 8 p m. The Pilgrims landed in Massachusetts on December 22 1620 and Borneo covers about 290000 square miles.
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Massachusetts
Borneo
Illinois court reform showdown nears in Springfield
Report by Charles Whalen from Springfield notes a looming clash over court reform as the Arrington committee and the Illinois Bar Association present competing plans. The issue centers on selection and tenure of judges, with constitutional amendment hurdles and a two step referendum path proposed by the bar. Optimism exists for some program, but many lawmakers fear failure this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
W. Russell Arrington
Evanston
Arrington Group
Illinois and Chicago Bar Assn
Arrington
Assembly
The
Bar Association
Stratton
Supreme Court
Local flights outline regional air activity
Frank Smoot flew to St Louis on Sunday while A D Watson departed Kansas City Missouri and returned there yesterday. Chris Beiswenger traveled from Fairfield to Mt Vernon on Sunday and Gene Turablesen flew to Alton and back to Mt Vernon yesterday.
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Frank Smoot
St. Louis
A. D. Watson
Kansas City
Chris Beiswenger
Fairfield
Mt. Vernon
Gene Turablesen
Alton
Mt.Vernon
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MTV
Marion
C.F
W. W. Colvin
N. G. Blaine Marlow
Sec'y
Order of Eagles
North 6Th Street
Ole Evening
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Marine Corps' League Auxiliary
Deen McKinney
Auxiliary Police
MT. V
E.S. A
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harriet Eckert
W. M
Naomi R. Bogan
Cuba
Havana
L Howard Snyder
White House
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Ike
American University
Snyder
Mattingly
Heaton
Isenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Milton
Denver
Walter Reed Hospital
Mt. Vernon Iair
Shrine Circus
North
South America
Larry Phemister
U. S.S
God
George Washington
Mt, Vernon
Elks Lodge
Mosley Jewelery
Granada Theatre
Outer Space
Battery Park
U.S
By Charles Whalen
Airport News
Woodlawn Hatchery
Woodlawn, Ill
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