Death of David Tyndal at 53 in Jefferson Memorial Hospital
David Tyndal of 715 South Tenth Street died at 8 a m today in Jefferson Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. A 53 year old widower, born November 12, 1903, he is survived by one half brother Jimmy Smith of Belleville, St. The caller reports the body was taken to Myers Chapel and funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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David Tyndal
South Tenth Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Mr. Tyndal
Jimmy Smith
Belleville, St
Myers Chapel
State Control Restores Lunch Money Independence
Springfield lawmakers adopted an amendment by Rep. Paul Powell to keep school lunch funds separate from the common fund, adding four million dollars to the state school superintendent’s appropriation. The change restores parochial schools to the lunch program and ends two years of combined funding debated by critics and factions. The Senate also moved a police funding proposal and approved a bill creating state agency work programs to cut deficiency appropriations.
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Mliree House
Paul Powell
Vienna
P. J. Miller
Chicago
Senate
Lottie Holman O'Neill
William Lynch
House
RR Conductors Get Pay Raise
CHICAGO Major railroads and the 20 000 member Conductors Union reached a three year contract after eight months of talks. The agreement provides a total 26 percent wage increase with immediate 12 percent raise retroactive to November 1 1956 and phased in through November 1 1958. Cost of living adjustments are included and the pattern follows terms accepted by unions representing about 94 percent of railroad employees.
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Chicago
National Railway Mediation Board
Leverett Edwards
Profocosa
Births at Jefferson Memorial Hospital Cindy Mollie Hicks Born
Mr and Mrs Earl Hicks of 120 Perkins welcomed a daughter at 7 01 PM in Jefferson Memorial hospital. The girl weighed eight pounds nine ounces and has been named Cindy Mollie.
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Earl Hicks
Perkins
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Cindy Mollie
Bourges Maunoury Heads France New Cabinet
Maurice Bourges Maunoury won confirmation as France's 22nd postwar premier by a narrow margin after a three week cabinet crisis. He pledged vigorous military action in Algeria, limited reforms, and new taxes to balance the budget, with Félix Gaillard as finance minister and a mixed coalition backing the government.
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National Assembly
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France
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Bourges - Maunoury
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Middle Road
Lone Wolf
Pierre Mendes-France
Felix Gaillard
Gallard
Bank of France
Algeria
State Moves To Acquire Cairo Halliday House Museum
Springfield Illinois Rep Clyde Choate announced Gov Stratton backed a bill to appropriate 26000 for the Mississippi River Museum in Cairo also known as Rendleman House. The 1865 Halliday mansion would display river life, Indians and exploration artifacts in a river parkway linked historic site.
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Clyde Choate
D-Anna
Stratton
Cairo
Choate
Mississippi River Museum
Rendleman
State Historical Society
Frederick Grieve
William Parker Halliday
John Rendleman
Grieve
Mississipi
Spanish War Veterans Camp to Meet at Public Library
General Eben Swift Camp No 94 United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary will meet at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Public Library. An important meeting for the camp and we hope every member will come. Entertainment after meeting. E W Threlkeld adjutant.
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United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
E. W. Threlkeld
Plenty of Work in Home For Teen-Agers to Share
Ruth Millett argues juvenile delinquency stems from parental authority breakdown and the modern push for teens to have fun. She notes lack of chores is not the issue. duties like mowing fall to parents while teens ride about. Her column urges teens to share daily tasks to build responsibility.
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Akins Favored To Beat Byars In TV Match
Norfolk contest features Virgil Akins 8-5 favorite to defeat Walter Byars in a 10 round nationally televised welterweight clash at the Norfolk Arena. Akins, ranked No. 5 by the NBA, seeks a sixth straight win in the naval review feature airing at 9 p.m. BST, while Byars, from Roxbury, Mass., holds a 15-5-0- total with notable wins over Gavilan and Hart.
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Walter Byars
Norfolk Arena
Akins
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National Boxing Assn
International Naval Review
Byars
Demand help from children for summer chores
The article urges families to share housework among all members, especially teens, since plenty of tasks remain even with labor-saving devices. It argues that involvement keeps children busy and makes leisure time more valuable, and suggests parents should require help rather than allowing endless unstructured fun during summer.
Onstage and Offstage Old Movie Hangovers in Hollywood
Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson surveys stars facing old fame after TV marathons. Gloria Grahame jokes about bleary mornings amid divorce talks with Cy Howard while planning work on Ride Out for Revenge. Esther Williams eyes Italy with Three Coins in the Fountain vibe as Marilyn Monroe changes press agents.
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Gloria
Europe
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Paulette
Howard
Esther Williams
Italy
Marilyn Monroe
U.S
California
Bing Crosby
Hollywood gossip and star romance on and off screen
Grushenko with Yul Brynner in The Brothers Karamazov faces profit disputes. Lana Turner’s Brazilian friend Luis Santos Jacinto heads to Hollywood to meet the star while Mai Zetterling drinks in Mexico as Tyrone Power works on The Sun Also Rises. Ed Purdom sends a $500 check after a divorce. Jerry Lewis buys out Dean Martin in York Productions. Sophia Loren’s Boy on a Dolphin fame touted, Cameron Mitchells reconcile amid ongoing divorce filing.
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Tita
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
York
Sophia Loren
Alan Ladd
Sophia
Hollywood
Projectile lands near playground in Erica Virginia
A large conventional target projectile fired from a 16 inch gun at Dahlgren Naval Proving Grounds misfired and landed 50 yards from summer cottages in Erica. No injuries were reported as the missile buried in a large hole near a cottage and the Navy opened an investigation into the mishap.
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Catholics Warn Against Attending Graham Crusade
In New York Catholics are urged to avoid Billy Graham's Madison Square Garden crusade. Rev. Richard Ginder of Our Sunday Visitor says Catholics may be socially tolerant but must not mix civil acceptance with religious endorsement. Previously, Rev. John E. Kelly of the National Catholic Welfare Conference called Graham a purveyor of false doctrines posing a danger to faith.
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Washington, D. C
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Bureau of Information
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Can't Remember Killing His Wife Shooting Self
Chicago. Police questioned Bailey Stanton after the shooting in which he killed his ex wife Dr Margaret Stanton 46 then shot himself. Stanton 64 in hospital recovering from a pistol wound and reportedly may not see again. He said he walked to the auto after breakfast with his former wife and remembered little beyond that. He denied the death by own action pact portions of a letter read to him.
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Chicago
Margaret Stanton
Steffens
Stanton
Hospital Notes from Good Samaritan Admits and Discharges
The Good Samaritan hospital lists admissions including Mrs Rose Lough Lowell Thackrey Mrs Mary Har shaw Mrs Sidney Hale William Manley Mrs Mary Heintz Miss Sandra Olson Master Leland Shepard and Mrs Ruby Rockett. Discharges include Mrs Mona Kecow Harold Garnholz Master Michael Riley Mrs Della Smoot Mrs Sylvia Levin Jasper Levin James Brock Mrs Betty Pullen and baby Barbara Annette. Also admitted Mrs Agnes Leslie and discharged Mrs Willa Mae Corsere and baby Becky Jo Riley McMahon McLeansboro Mrs Maggie McCormick Peter Jernand John Brie sacker in Chicago.
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Lowell Thackrey
Mary Harshaw
Sidney Hale
William Manley
Mary Heintz
Sandra Olson
Leland Shepard
Ruby Rockett
Mona Kecow
Harold Garnholz
Michael Riley
Della Smoot
Sylvia Levin
Jasper Levin
James Brock
Betty Pullen
Barbara Annette
Agnes Leslie
Willa Mae Corsere
Becky Jo
Riley McMahon
McLeansboro
Maggie McCormick
Peter Jernand
Chicago
John Briesacker
Weather Report for Missouri Today and Tonight
Missouri scattered thunder showers in the extreme east and south central regions. Partly cloudy elsewhere. Tonight and Friday partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms mainly southeast tonight. Little temperature change later tonight and Friday. Highs in the 80s, with overnight lows in the 60s.
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Death Penalty Suspension Up To The Senate
The article continues on page one detailing a proposed suspension of the death penalty, debated by lawmakers and awaiting Senate action. It outlines arguments for and against the pause, with mentions of potential impacts on justice timelines and state policy.
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Senate
Illinois death penalty faces new execution date for seven men
Seven Illinois inmates linger under death sentences as the state Supreme Court prepares a new execution date for George Kelly of Chicago. The others—Richard Daniel Carpenter, Jesse Welch, Vincent Ciucci, Paul Crump, Charles Townsend of Chicago, and Lloyd Miller of Canton—remain under pending appeals while a bill debating capital punishment prompts GOP and Democratic lawmakers to weigh deterrence versus retribution.
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George Kelly
Chicago
State Supreme Court
Richard Daniel Carpenter
Jesse Welch
Vincent Ciucci
Paul Crump
Charles Townsend
Lloyd Miller
Canton
Robert McCarthy
D-Lincoln
House
Don’t Scratch That Itch In Just 15 Minutes Ad
An old ad promises rapid itch relief, claiming ITCH-ME soothes eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itches within minutes. It notes a 40¢ refund if not pleased and guarantees locally through Ross & Small Drug.
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Ross & Small Drug
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