Six Waltonville Residents Injured In Car Turnover
Six Waltonville residents were injured at 4 15 p m Tuesday when a 1950 Mercury skidded on a blacktop curve near Royalton and overturned. Injured are Bernadine Johnson Vera Green Michael Hamlin Elvada Hamlin John Emil Fallis and Lillian Norris. Green and Hamlin remain hospitalized. others treated and released. Ambulances took the victims to Doctors Hospital in Carbondale.
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Waltonville
Royalton
Bernadine Johnson
Vera Green
Michael Hamlin
Elvada Hamlin
John Emil Fallis
Lillian Norris
Green
Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
Slowness of Military Aid for Formosa Reports
Adm. Arthur W. Radford, Pacific Fleet commander, said deliveries of military aid to the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa were disappointingly slow. He cited worldwide priorities and slower-than-expected production as reasons. He noted Chiang Kai-shek’s forces have manpower and potential, need artillery and transport, and have a small amphibious force. he warned against the idea of a mainland attack.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Formosa
Radford
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Panyushkin Named Envoy to China from Moscow
MOSCOW June 13 The Soviet Press announced that Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin will move from Washington to Peiping to head the Soviet mission in China. Aged 47, he replaces Gen Nikolai Roschin who has served since 1948 under Nationalist and Communist regimes. Panyushkin is seen as one of the USSRs ablest diplomats with vast experience in China.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Alexander Panyushkin
Washington
China
Panyushkin
Ussr
Peiping
Nikolai Vassilievich Roschin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Reds Will Not Start War Warns Berlin Mayor
Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter said in Bonn that the Russians will avoid triggering a new world war by staying within limits. He urged West German firms to buy more from West Berlin industries to use capacities and prevent the city from being treated as charity. Reuter warned that crossing limits would provoke concerted Western resistance and broad global consequences.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Reuter
West Berlin
Reds Say UN Cannot Dictate Truce Or War
MUNSAN Korea June 13 The chief communist negotiator Nam Il says the United Nations is not in position to dictate anything on the battlefield or in the conference. He remains firm on demanding the return of all 160 000 Allied held prisoners while Maj Gen Harrison notes possible recesses and a top level session tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Nam O
Panmumjom
Nam
William K. Harrison
U. N
Harrison
Births in City Hospitals Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs George Weingart announce son Wendell Lee born 1 45 pm at Good Samaritan weighing nine pounds two ounces. Mr and Mrs Paul Audt welcome daughter eight pounds 12 ounces born at 10 03 am at Good Samaritan. Mr and Mrs Marvin Davis report son Allan Wasne born 9 35 am at Jefferson Memorial. William Robert Rodatz and spouse welcome son William Ivan born 9 09 am at Jefferson Memorial weighing six pounds 15 1 2 ounces. Robert Towal and Betty Neal announce daughter Barbara Lou born June 6 in Houston Hospital weighing eight pounds 2 2 ounces. second child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weingartner
South 18Th Street
Wendell Lee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Paul Audt
South 22Nd Street
Good Samariee Hospital
Yesteray
Marvin Davis
Robert E. Towal
Riley Avenue
Houston
Texas
Barbara Lou
Towal
Vernon
Betty Neal
Friday the 13th superstitions liven Chicago chatter
Chicago dispatch notes superstitious readers should take it easy on Friday the 13th, June 1952 is the only month with a Friday 13 this year, and warns that February 13, 1953, plus March 13 and November 13 of 1953 will be jinx days for believers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ten Yank Airmen Missing At Sea
HONOLULU June 13 Ten crewmen of a ditched B 29 super fortress today were reported missing in shark infested waters 175 miles west of Kwajalein. The pilot a captain was rescued by a Navy patrol boat four hours after the plane went down with a broken leg. The rescued man said the B 29 broke up quickly on impact and he believed the others aboard were lost. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier said two of the bomber s four engines apparently failed shortly after takeoff from Kwajalein for Guam.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Kwajalein
Air Force
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Guam
Meat Supply Up For Year Says Livestock Board Official
Chicago June 13 A livestock official says about 221 billion pounds of meat will be produced this year up 600 million pounds from 1951 with per capita consumption at 140 pounds a two pound rise. He cautions output four percent below 1951 though beef up 7 percent lamb up 12 percent and veal up six percent. More than 350 industry reps from 36 states attend the two day meeting.
Forecast Big Peach Harvest in Illinois This Year
Springfield Ill June 13 A state crop expert estimates the 195? Illinois peach harvest at 1 924 000 bushels or 137 000 above the 1942 51 average Peaches last year were a failure Unusually cold weather ruined much of the crop and held the total yield to 224 000 bushels J A Ewing state agriculture department satisfician said yesterday that this year s prospects are excellent considering the number of trees lost in 1951.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
J. A. Ewing
Agriculture Department
Youth Bitten By Dog Yesterday
Wayne Linville aged 14 of 1007 Park Avenue was bitten by a dog yesterday afternoon in the 2500 block of College Avenue. He received treatment at a physician office and police ordered the dog owner to keep it tied for a 14 day observation period.
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Wayne Linville
Park Avenue
College Avenue
Wayne
Minor Blaze In Hotel Kitchen At Emmerson
Firemen were called to Hotel Emmerson at 9:35 last night where grease on a stove in the kitchen caught fire. They used chemicals and pressure fog to control the blaze. Fire officials said the blaze was not heavy.
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Hotel Emmerson
Epee
Olney Man Killed As Brakes Lock In Crash
Olney Illinois June 13 Ben W Wood about 50 of Olney was killed when brakes locked causing the car to collide with a windshield. State police said driver Harry Dean applied brakes to avoid another car on state highway 130 three and a half miles north of Olney. Witnesses said Wood was thrown about 45 feet and slid 30 feet. Dean was uninjured.
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Associated Press
Olney
Ill
Ben W. Wood
Harry Dean
Wood
Dean
Governor not discouraging Defo draft in 1952 race
The Illinois governor signals tolerance for a possible Democratic draft of Adlai Stevenson, while noting he prefers Eisenhower if the Republican nominee runs. aides say no formal statement is planned now but a later remark could occur.
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Taft
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Chicago
Uly 7
Principal Resigns After Eight Years at Carrier Mills High
Kenneth L. Philips, Carrier Mills high school principal for eight years, announced his resignation on June 13 to seek employment elsewhere. He has taught in Saline County for 25 years.
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Associated Press
Carrier Mills ,III
Kenneth L. Philips
Carrier Mills
Saline County
Funeral for L. L. Moore in McLeansboro Saturday
McLeansboro June 13 funeral services for L. L. Moore will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Donelson Funeral Home. The 80 year old died yesterday after a lingering illness. Survived by three sons James of Chicago Mike and Ernest of McLeansboro and daughter Mrs Nellie Leahy of Chicago. Also three brothers Alonzo George of McLeansboro and Willie of Sullivan. Burial in Odd Fellows cemetery McLeansboro.
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Mcleansboro
L. L. Moore
Donelson Funeral Home
Moore
James
Chicago
Mike
Ernest
Nellie Leahy
Alonzo
George
Willie
Sullivan
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mercer Infant Dies Early Today
Frankie Lee Mercer three months old son of Rev. Edward E. and Maudie May Mercer died at 3 10 a m at home 215 south 12th street Mt Vernon Born March 8 1952 in Mt Vernon funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m Myers Chapel with Rev Elvis Tolley officiating burial in Old Union cemetery Body may be viewed after 4 p m today Survived by parents two brothers Billy Eugene and Prentiss Edward and two sisters Freda Laaree and Carolyn Sue all at home
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Frankie Lee Mercer
Edward E. Mercer
South 12Th Street
Myers Chapel
Elvis Tolley
Old Union Cemetery
Frankie Lee
Mt. Vernon
Edward E
Maudie May (Powe) Mercer
Billy Eugene
Prentiss Edward
Freda Laaree
Carolyn Sue
Heat Prostrates 14 In St Louis
ST LOUIS June 13 The temperature rose to a record 97 degrees causing 14 heat prostration cases and hospitalization. Weather continues hot with minimal rainfall as the city endures a dry spell since May 1 totaling 2.22 inches since May.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Pfc Jordan Returns to States from Korea
SAN FRANCISCO June 13 The Navy transport Gen William Gordon arrived yesterday from Korea with 2 628 Army combat veterans among its 3 524 armed services passengers Passengers from Illinois included Melvin R Jordan Pfc 325 N 4th St Mt Vernon.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Navy
Gen
William Gordon
Korea
Armed Services
Illinois
Jordan
Melvin R
4Th St
Mt. Vernon
Premium Books For Mt V Fair Now Available
Premium books for the Mt. V er non State Fair list premiums including floral hall entries limited to Jefferson county exhibitors. Books may be obtained free at county clerk office East Side Lumber Co Clyde Lee s office Home Bureau Davis Drugs First National Bank Security Bank Farm Bureau Dixie Mills Body Store in Marlow and the secretary s office at the Fair grounds.
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Mt. Vernon
Birthday Shower for Miss Phoebe Spangler
Next Monday June 16 marks Miss Phoebe Spangler 32nd birthday. She has been an invalid since birth but possesses a brilliant mind and excellent memory. Friends plan a shower and request cards and letters from kind people everywhere. Miss Spangler lives with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Spangler on Johnson Street in Mt Vernon.
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Phoebe Spangler
Miss Spangler
Fred Spangler
Johnson Street
Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes and Jefferson Memorial Admissions
Hospital notes list August Damulis of Johnston City and several others admitted or discharged including Mrs Alma Bald ridge Mrs Ada Sayer and infant Diane Betty Discharged names include Mrs June Marie Clark Richard Earls Master Michael Welge Louis C Pavledes and others Jefferson Memorial shows Pat Davis Mrs Bes sie Rodatz and Mrs Augusta Jocker admitted with locations Woodlawn Wayne City Mt Carmel.
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August Damulis
Johnston City
Alma Baldridge
Ada Sayer
June Marie Clark
Richard Earls
Waltonville
Michael Welge
Louis C. Pavledes
Ruth Evanoff
Bessie Baltzell
Matha Lee Woods
Diane Betty
Jefferson Memorial
Pat Davis
Bessie Rodatz
Woodlawn
Augusta Jocker
Wayne City
Catherine Hudson
Mt. Carmel
Philippines Army Tops Rebels in Luzon Clashs Report
Manila dispatch says Philippine soldiers killed 14 Huk rebels and wounded 12 in the past week on northeastern Luzon, detailing ongoing operations against insurgent forces.
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Manila
Philippines Army
Luzon Island
Southern Illinois Custodians Meet in Mt Vernon Today
The annual Southern Illinois Custodians meeting gathered 54 members at Mt. Vernon junior high school for a noon luncheon served by West Salem Methodist. Attendees planned a tour of local schools and an afternoon business session to elect officers, with Clyde Bickley as president, Clarence Nolta as vice-president, and Charles Edwards as secretary-treasurer, plus an exhibit of custodial equipment.
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Southern Illinois Custodians Organization
Mt. Vernon
West Salem
Clarence Nolta
Charles Edwards
Church Services Announced by Byford King Pastor
Saturday evening services at 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m Gene Taylor superintendent Claude Flanagan song leader Joyce Forman pianist Morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening service at 7 30 Prayer meeting each Wednesday night at 7 30
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Byford King
Gene Taylor
Claude Flanagan
Joyce Forman
Airfield Flights Reported From Local Field Today
Jo Taylor traveled from Centralia to the local field today while Freddie Reynolds and Earl Outland flew to Chicago yesterday afternoon. Dr. Glen Filberth departed for Mt. Carmel yesterday afternoon.
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Jo Taylor
Centralia
Freddie Reynolds
Earl Outland
Chicago
Glen Filberth
Mt. Carmel
Hospital Medical Staff session on Thromboses and Embolism
The regular monthly medical staff meeting at Goods Samaritan Hospital discussed Thromboses and Embolism. Officers include President Dr W J Jones Vice President Dr L J Eschebacher and Secretary Treasurer Dr C K Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Eschelbacher
Goods Samaritan Hospital
W. J. Jones
L. J. Eschebacher
C.K. Wells
Mt Vernon Lodge Holds Special Meeting This Friday
A special meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 31 AF and AM convenes Friday June 13 at 7 30 p m Work is in the First Degree All members urged to attend Visiting brethren welcome R H Whitaker W M and Wm E Reavis acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Mt. Vernon
A.M
Brethern
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U.N
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Virgil T. Bailey, Inc
Varel’s
Mercer
Pfc
Mt. V. Fair
Samaritan
Singer Sewing Center
Illinois Linen & Towel Service CO
Selmier Peerless
Linen & Towel Service CO
Carbondale, Ill
South
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
Airport News
Moros
CV & Falstaff
Casey
Ethel M. Green
Jefferson County
R.H. Whitaker
W .M. Wm. E . Reavis
Acts
Laird, Jewelers
Broadway
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