Ike Opposes Any Slash in Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve the full foreign aid request of 3.447 billion dollars, calling cuts unjustified and unsafe amid the Communist drive for world domination. He cited Southeast Asia turmoil and the Indochina War, stressing military and other support to strategically important nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Southeast Asia
United States
House Foreign Affairs
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
Atomic Workers Reject Pay Offer, Threaten Strike
About 4,500 CIO production workers in Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky rejected a six cent hourly raise recommended by the atomic energy labor relations board. Paducah locals voted to empower a strike and Oak Ridge planned a secret ballot strike vote. AFL production workers in two plants also considered the proposal. The CIO sought a two cent rise, AFL asked nineteen cents. current wages range from 1.58 to 2.40 per hour. Both CIO locals voted for retroactive pay to April 15 if approved.
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Associated Press
Oak Ridge
AFL
AFL Ateete Trades and Labor Council
CIO
Paducah
Deaths and Funerals Former Opdyke Resident Dies in Gary
Nathaniel Garrison 60 a former Opdyke resident died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital Gary He was purchasing agent for the hospital The body will arrive Mt Vernon Friday and go to Myers Chapel for calling Funeral Friday at 2 00 p m Rev Roscoe Hollis will officiate burial in Opdyke cemetery He born Jefferson county married to Zadia Collins Surviving include wife a brother J R Garrison Valparaiso Ind a son Milton killed in Germany during World War II
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Nathaniel Garrison
Opdyke
Methodist Hospital
Gary
End
Mt. Vernon
Myers Chapel
Roscoe Hollis
Mr. Garrison
Jefferson County
Zadia Collins
Munele
Tad
J. R. Garrison
Valparaiso
Ind
Milton
Germany
Lizzie Lenora Young Funeral Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Lenora Young, a former Bluford resident, will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at Oakdale church near Bluford with Rev. Marshall Irvin officiating. Burial follows at Oakdale Cemetery. The body remains at Pulley Funeral Home. Mrs. Young died in Springfield Monday night.
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Lizzie Lenora Young
Oakdale Church
Bluford
Marshall Irvin
Divernon
Oakdale Cemetery
Pulley Funeral Home
Young
Springfield
House For Sale Sign Reunites Father And Son
In Los Angeles a house for sale sign leads to a 25 year reunion between Vincent Bisogno Sr. and his son Vincent Bisogno Jr. when a realtor notices the same surname on a mail box and connects them. The two are happily reunited.
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Los Angeles
Vincent Bisogno
John Collins
Rivera District
Decision On Air Academy Site Planned For June 28
Denver and Colorado Springs are favored as potential Air Force Academy sites along with Lake Geneva and Alton. Secretary Talbott said a final choice would come on June 28. All three locations are described as magnificent, with one likely to win.
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Associated Prove
Denver
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Talbott
Lake Geneva
Wis
Alton
Saturday Evening, June 26 6p. m to 8 pm
The notice lists a two hour event on Saturday evening from 6 to 8 PM. Details are sparse but the window indicates an organized gathering or program scheduled for that date and time. Names, place, or organizer are not provided in the readable text.
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Philco
L. E. Gowler Dies Ex-Tax Assessor in Mt. Vernon
Lawrence Filmer Gowler 71 retired farmer and former Vernon township tax assessor died at home after long illness. Born June 21 1883 in Jefferson County he was a Camp Ground Baptist Church deacon. Survived by son Roy L Gowler Mt. Vernon daughters Evele Weatherford Mt. Vernon Myrtle Greer Mt. Carmel sister Grace Adminson LaGrange half brother Gleason Gowler Mt. Vernon and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Camp Ground Baptist Church with burial at East Sabens Cemetery. Body at Myers Chapel. visitation after 7 p m Thursday and church service Saturday at 2 p m.
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Lawrences Filmer Gowler
Vernon
Gawler
Gowler
Jefferson County
Camp Ground Baptist Church
Buria
Wah
East Sabens
Myers Chapel
Mr. Gawler
Henry M
Margaret C McConnaughhas Gawler
Cora Ellen Keele
Roy L. Gowler
Mt. Vernon
Evele Weatherford
Myrtle Greer
Mt. Carmel
Grace Mdminson
LaGrange
Gleason Gowler
Lucille Rtsing
Planes Search For Body Of Soldier In Ohio River
Army planes from Fort Leonard Wood joined in a river search near Mount City for Sgt George S McIntire 36 who drowned Monday afternoon. An Army inquiry heard testimony from five civilians in the water with him as state and local crews dragged the river for the missing man, a native of Mount City and recruiting officer based in Carre.
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Associated Preas Mountd
Ctty
Pt. Leonard Wood
Ohio River
Sid
LC George S McIntire
Army Board of Inquiry
McIntire
Mount City
Artie
Witnois
Caire
Site inspection marks foothill area near Colorado Springs
Tatboatt conducted a thorough one day inspection of a proposed site northwest of Colorado Springs. The focus lies in the rolling foothills between Colorado Springs and Monument, Colo.
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Colorado Springs
Monument, Colo
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaning T:
The article promotes Blue Lustre as a home carpet cleaning advance marketed as vacuumable foam with a long handle British applicator, jet dry, and vacuum steps. Douglas Drug markets it as an early offering, highlighting ease comparable to playing shuffleboard.
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Douglas Drug
Sent Illegally to Insane Asylum Seeks Millions
Miss Mary W. Speers 74 seeks 18.5 million dollars in a lawsuit filed by attorney Eugene Krasicky Tuesday in Detroit Circuit Court. Defendants include Detroit city Warne County Michigan four doctors and officials of the state mental institutions. Speers was committed as a mental patient in 1946 while charged with passing a bad check and released in 1952 on orders of Circuit Judge Lila M. Newell who ruled the commitment had been unconstitutional.
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Associated Plans
Latrost
Mary W. Speers
Michigan
Eugene Krasicky
Iret
Detroit
Warne County
Michie
Speers
Jaid
Shye
Lila M. Newentelt
Dewal
Osteopaths Win Court Victory in Licensure Case
An Appellate Court reversed a 1952 ruling and ordered licenses for graduates of the Chicago College of Osteopathy as physicians and surgeons. College president Dr. R. H. MacBain hailed the decision as a great victory, noting the college’s recognition in other states. The state Board had refused licenses arguing the college was not qualified to teach medicine and surgery in all its branches.
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Associated Prena Chicago
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Superior Court
James J. McDermott
R. H. MacBain
Bilig Ave
Department of Registration and Education
College of Osteopathy
Who Burned The $10,000 Bill Discovery in Dunn
Associated Press reports a Dunn resident found a fragment of a $10,000 bill at a Benson town dump. The partial note showed a $10,000 denomination and part of a serial number. Bankers explained potential Treasury recovery based on the fragment, noting uncertainty over how it ended up discarded.
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Associated
Dunn
N.C
Dunn Bants
Benson
Lee
Treasury Department
Bombs Fall On Town In Honduras Continued Page One
In Honduras a town is bombed as the invasion is blamed on the United States by local press and radio. Guatemala reimposes a ban on press telephone calls to and from the censorship heavy country without explanation.
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Honduras
United States
U.S
Births in Houston and Ohio and Missouri families
Mr and Mrs William M Rutherford of Houston Texas announce the birth of a daughter Joyce Elizabeth at Herman Hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces The mother is the former Mary Catherine Hopkins Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Homer Rutherford of Salem Road and Mr and Mrs Dale Hopkins of Broadway The father is Gregory Louis born at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing eight pounds one ounce to Mr and Mrs Louis Jobe of Salem Road Also Mr and Mrs Ray Adcock of 2457 Ashland Avenue Cleveland Mo announce the birth of a daughter Linda Diane at St Marys Hospital St Louis on Monday at 7 p m Weighing six pounds TP ounces Mrs Adcock is the former Miss Mary Frances Cooke daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Cooke of Fairfield Road Mt Vernon
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William M. Rutherford
Houston
Texas
Joyce Elizabeth
Herman Hospital
Vernon
Homer Rutherford
Salem Road
Dale Hopkins
Broadway
Mary Catherine Hopkins
Louis Jobe
Salem
Mary Frances Cooke
Grover Cooke
Fairfield Road
Mt. Vernon
Veterans of Foreign Wars Vernois Post meeting notice
Veterans of Foreign Wars Vernois Post 147 will hold a regular session at The Ways Out W220 Main St at 8 00 pm on Thursday June 2. Attendance is urged. Auxiliary meets Thursday June 24 at 7 30 pm Mt Vernon party hall. Warnel Rebekah Lodge 296 observes Friends Night during the regular session at Temple on Thursday June 24 at 7 30 pm. Members urged to attend and visiting Rebekahs welcome. Stella Northcutpt N G Naquete Al Bogain Rep Secy
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vernois
Main St
Arged
Gene Coffey
Comdr
Warnel Rebekah Lodge No
Eo.q Ke. Vemple
At & Pg. m
Rebekahs
Stella Northcutpt
Fail to Reach Agreement on Steel Contract
Pittsburgh businessman reports IO United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald launching a push to secure a new steel contract within a week as a strike looms at midnight next Wednesday. US Steel Corp. counters with an unsatisfactory proposal. Wage policy talks and hospital, pension, and annual wage protections are being sought.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
IO United Steelworkers
McDonald
U. S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions
Admission listings include Mrs. Mary Glenn of Dahlgren and Master Arthur Godfrey Cavens among others at Jefferson Memorial. Discharges note Larry Sinks and Mrs. Opal Laswell among those leaving.
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Jefferson Memorial
Mary Glenn, Dahlgren
Lowry Harrison Loman
Arthur Godfrey Cavens
Terry Michael Pigg
Luetta Chapman
Larry Sinks
Opal Laswell
Hettie Smith
Good Samaritan
Birdie Cordelia Jackson
Eleanor Dunbar
George M. Cox
Eva Hawkins
Mary Elizabeth Talley
Amos Neubuhr, Jr. Walstonville
Gladys MM. Peckenpaugh
Bank Cashier Facing Charges In Large Bank Shortage
Jackson City Bank and Trust cashier Ronald T. Walker was arrested on a fugitive warrant in Michigan over a shortage of about 50000 in bank funds spanning 16 years. He confessed to taking money to cover bills, and planned to face charges in Michigan after a hospital checkup.
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Associated Prev Jampa
Kia
Jackson
Mich
U. S
Fiere Toda
Ronald T. Walker
Jackson City Bank
Trust Cl
St. Petershire
J. Ro Reichert
Walker
Wiltow Run
Florida
Michigan
Air travel notes and bids announced by district official
Donald McLean and Jim Clark arrived from a Chicago flight yesterday while Earl Outland and Jake Ruppen made local and regional trips to Fairfield St. Louis and Des Moines. Coal bid specs for Mt Vernon City Schools District No BG are now in the Superintendent's Office at Casey Junior High. bids due July 6.
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Donald McLean
Chicago
Jim Clark
Earl Outland
Fairfield
Jake Ruppen
St. Louis
Jake Rupp
Dick Rath, Jr
Bes Moines
Iowa
Mt. Vernon City
Casey Junior High School
J. IL. Buford
Actress June Haver May Wed MacMurray Marriage Hint
Hollywood buzz says actress June Haver and actor Fred MacMurray may wed near July 6. A close friend cites MacMurray's wish to wait past the anniversary of his first wife’s death last year, with both parties keeping details private.
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Hollywood
June Haver
Fred MacMurray
Actress’s Civil Marriage Plans Stir Catholic Fears
The article discusses actress details about her divorce from musician Jimmy Zito and a possible civil marriage to MacMurray. A priest friend warns she would be “out of the fold” and lose Catholic sacraments if the union proceeds. It notes a brief convent stay about two years ago.
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Jimmy Zito
MacMurray
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