MT Vernon News Consolidated In 1920
The MT VERNON NEWS and MT VERNON REGISTER, both established in the late 19th century, consolidated on September 28 1920. Officials listed include IRWIN RACKAWAY WM C RACKAWAY ORIAN METCALF and others with roles such as Editor Sports Editor City Editor and Advertising Manager.
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Subscription Rates for the Associated Press News
The Associated Press offers subscription options by mail and carrier for Jefferson County and surrounding areas. Prices include 1 year 9.00, 6 months 6.00, 3 months 3.50, 1 month 1.25 within 150 miles. 1 year 12.00, 6 months 8.00, 3 months 5.50, 1 month 2.75 outside 150 miles. carrier delivery in city weekly rates apply. Located in Vernon Illinois.
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Emperies built on force crumble, faith endures in Christ
A Thought For Today quotes Hebrews 13.8 affirming Jesus Christ as the same yesterday today and forever. It contrasts empires built on force with those sustained by trust in Christ, attributed to Joseph R Sizoo, an American clergyman.
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Gun Control Debate Faces Middle Ground
Editorial argues for balanced gun laws that protect law abiding sportsmen and potential owners while restricting access for those who should not have firearms. It compares gun rules to vehicle controls and notes psychology in high tension moments, urging prudent legislation over extremism.
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Jimmie Rodgers Survives Third Surgery After Car Crash
In Los Angeles ailing singer Jimmie Rodgers recovers satisfactorily from his third operation since being found in a car with a fractured skull. The 34 year old was removed from intensive care at St Vincent's Hospital two days after a four hour operation to repair a plate in his skull. Police theorists say Rodgers was necked down early last December 1 but investigators remain divided on the cause.
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New York Visit Across The Capital
Puzzle style word list clues map to New York geography and terminology with across and down hints. Reading through yields references to towns, regions, and common word roots connected to state history and landmarks. The grid-style puzzle blends language games with geographic cues for readers.
Word Puzzle Clues Solve the Thematic Grid
A compact clue list with numeric indices and definitions likely maps to a themed crossword grid. Solve each entry by matching synonyms and names to yield a complete set of 25 41 42 27 43 44 28 46 29 47 35 36 43 37 50 40 52 aligned with their respective positions.
Johnson signs bill to back new international paper gold reserve
President Johnson approves an $8.16 billion Treasury and Post Office appropriation and endorses a charter amendment for IMF paper gold reserves. The move aims to ease dollar strain and support global growth. A rise in US travel payments to $2.1 billion in 1966–67 partly due to Expo 67 in Canada.
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Lindbergh daughter wed in private ranch ceremony
MISSOULA MONTANA AP Reve Morrow Lindbergh 22 youngest daughter of Charles A Lindbergh married Richard W Brown 22 a teacher at a ranch near here on Wednesday The ceremony took place at Land Lindberghs ranch her father now an aviation consultant reportedly could not attend Mia Farrow and Frank Sinatra were seen in London amid reconciliation rumors William Boyd 73 Hopalong Cassidy actor released from St Vincent Hospital after throat operation following a mild illness
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Quake Strikes Moyobamba Region. Death Toll Grows
Peru reports 17 killed and over 100 injured after a severe earthquake hit Moyobamba and Chachapoyas on the eastern Andes. About 150 buildings were destroyed or damaged as government airlifted tents, food, and medicine to the region.
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Seven teachers and student killed in bus crash in Mexico
A bus accident on the road between La Joya and Acajete claimed seven teachers and a student’s life and injured 30 others. The crash occurred Wednesday as the vehicle left the road. In separate news, the London Symphony Orchestra led by Andre Previn plans July Florida appearances at the Daytona Beach Festival for the third year.
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This Day In History June 21 1968 Highlights
Events on June 21 include the Constitution taking effect as New Hampshire ratified it in 1788. Other notes cover John Smith death in 1631, Cyrus McCormick patent in 1834, Molly Maguires executions in 1877, American troops in Cuba in 1898, Tobruk fall in 1942, CBS LP records debut in 1948, Nagy revolt denouncement in 1956, Montini pope election in 1963, and Egypt rejecting peace proposals in 1967.
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Four Illinois Viet War Deaths Reported by Defense Dept
The Defense Department announced four Illinois servicemen were killed in Vietnam. Marine Captain Richard R. Machut of Chicago died in action, Lance Corporal Thomas J. Miller of Chicago died of wounds, Army Private First Class W O Turone of Chicago changed from missing to dead via hostile action, and Army Sergeant John A. Labundy of Park Forest died as a result of hostile action.
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Berserk in Norse Mythology Ties to Starkadder Grandson
In Norse myth, Berserk is described as the grandson of the eight handed Starkadder. The claim links a legendary figure to a distinctive ancestral line within ancient saga lore.
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