Deaths Pearle Kell 73 Dies. Funeral Tuesday at Myers Chapel
Pearle Kell of 801 North Street died yesterday at Jefferson Memorial hospital at age 73 years seven months and 17 days. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. at Myers Chapel with Lester E Poiter officiating. Burial will be in Bethel Memorial cemetery. The body will lie in state at Myers Chapel after 4 p.m. today. Kell, born November 5 1884 in Fields township, was married to Willis A Kell who survives, along with one brother J D Hawkins of Texi Sis R and two sisters Mrs Lucy of Chad and Mrs Lola Willock of Whit tington. She was a member of Antioch Christian church and the Rebecca Lodge of Whit tington. Flowers are asked not to be sent.
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Pearle K. ‘Kell
North Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Myers Chapel
Lester E. Poiter
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Kell
Fields Township
William and Cellamee
Mt Vernon Ind
Willis A. Kell
J.D. Hawkins
Texi Sis R
Lucy
Chad
Lola Willock
Antioch Christian Church
Rebecca Lodge
Whittington
Rose Hensley Dies at 83 with Rites Tomorrow
Rose Ann Hensley aged 83 years seven months and 21 days died at Capital Hospital after a five day illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Myers Chapel with burial in West Salem. Born October 30, 1874 in Hamilton County she was the widow of William Hensley and mother of three daughters Mrs Ray Dave and Everett Hutchison plus Charles Kittinger. She leaves nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Rose Ann Hensle
South Est
Mineet
Satu Aoe N Goodee
Copital
Myers Chapel
West Salem
Chapel
Hensley
Hamton ‘County
Te William
Nancy Eyes
Ben
Joel Hensley
Mt. Vernon
Ray
Dave
Nice Everett Hutchison
Charles Kittinger
Radchilaen
Births Report From Good Samaritan Hospital Channel
Multiple newborns reported at Good Samaritan Hospital including Jennifer Lynn Rombough born Saturday at 10 19 weighing six pounds seven ounces. Donald Ray Huntman born Sunday at 4 21 weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Ann Crenshaw born yesterday at 5 03 weighing eight pounds nine ounces. Thomas Michael Neal born yesterday at 4 20 weighing nine pounds eleven ounces. A daughter born today at 12 45 weighing six pounds fifteen ounces to Lester and Mrs Smith.
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Neil Rombough
Logan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jennifer
Lynn
Charles Huntman
South
19Th Street
Donald Ray
Ronnie Crenshaw
Opdyke Avenue
Ann
Barl Neal
Pace Avenue
Thomas Michael
Lester Smith
Cessna Lane
Supreme Court Rules Veteran Promotion Not Mandatory
The Supreme Court held that the Selective Service Act does not require an employer to return a veteran to a promoted seniority position after military service. Justice Frankfurter delivered the 7-2 decision, with Justices Black and Douglas filing dissents in the Henry T. McKinney case against Kansas and Texas Railroad.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Justice Frankfurter
Black and
Douglas
Henry T. McKinney
Eer
Kansas and Texas Railroad
Veterans of World War I Meet Tomorrow Evening
Members of Barracks 102 Veterans of World War I will meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the American Legion Home 816 Main Street. George Binks Commander and Joe C. Smith Adjutant listed.
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American Legion
Main Street
George Binks
Joe C. Smith
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Barracks 102 Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of World War I Barracks 102 will meet tomorrow evening at City Hall at 7 30 Hazel Morris president and Margaret H Smith secretary. Mt Vernon Chapter 233 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting in the Masonic Temple on Tuesday June 24 at 7 30 p m Aletta Whitlock W M Naomi R Bogan secretary.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Hazel Morris
Margaret H. Smith
Secre
Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Aletta Whitlock
W. M
Naomi R. Bogan
Sec'y
Baples auxiliary to hold meeting and birthday party
The Baples auxiliary will hold a regular meeting and a birthday party at the club rooms, 114% north Sixth street, tomorrow evening at 7:30. All members are asked to attend and bring a gift for the exchange. Marybelle Wilson, secretary.
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Sixth Street
Marybelle Wilson
Call For School Reform From Rockefeller Report
A two year study by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund urges immediate and wide reforms in U S education. It calls for stronger testing and guidance, potential federal help for key problems, and bold leadership to meet rapid technological change. The report highlights overcrowding, understaffing, and the science education crisis as central challenges.
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Washington
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Sciencers
Pentagon
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted
Hospital notes list admits and discharges at Jefferson Memorial with numerous names and towns. The record shows multiple patients admitted such as Mrs Bertha Welch and Mrs Pearl Allen alongside discharges including Mrs Dale Huff and infant daughter and Mrs Barbara Cochran with baby Jeff Montgomery.
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Bertha Welch
East St. Louis
Pearl Allen
Dahlgren
Randy Graham
Ashley
Audrey Mahlandt
Beckmeyer
Dale Huff
Decatur
Albert Bowers
Belle Rive
Leona Birkhead
Ina
Brenda Lee Johnson
Salem
Jeanie Quinn
Fulton
Nancy Trotter
Maude Spangler
Kell
Anna Keip
Betty Pullen
Domicella Bagiuconis
Rena Coleman
Ichesta, Mitchell
Judith Tate
Jessie Shane
Rose Lee
Herman Dennis
Madelyn Trammell
Helen Munshauer
Ethel King
Ruth Molenhauer
Mary Wagner
Vivian Kinison
Silas Cook
Edith Staley
Michael Paul
Barbara John Scott
Robin Grigg
Opal Ward
Freida Lemons
Ora Vauighn
Douglas Sapper
Barbara Cochran
Jeff Montgomery
Marie Wyciskalla
Gene Raymond
Five Day Illinois Weather Forecast With Snow Showers
Illinois will average eight degrees below normal with highs near 81 in the north and 90 in the south and lows around 61 north 71 south. Cool conditions persist through the week with about one inch of precipitation in scattered showers tonight or Tuesday and again Thursday and Friday.
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Illinos
Cut-Rate Uranium Sale To Allies Proposed By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve an international agreement to fund six European nuclear reactors by 1963. The plan would sell about 30 000 kilograins of uranium 235 to six European nations for roughly 480 million dollars, with 350 million for reactor construction and up to 135 million in Export-Import Bank credit. A joint US Euratom R D program would improve reactor performance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
United States
Euratom Nations
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hoffa Wiretap Trial To Jury
The case of James R. Hoffa, Teamsters president, for wiretap conspiracy was sent to a jury by U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Murphy. Also on trial are Owen Brennan and Bernard Spindel for tapping Detroit Teamster headquarters telephones. If convicted, each faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
U.S. Dist
Thomas F. Murphy
Offa
Detroit
Teamster
Hoffa
Owen Brennan
Detroit Teamster Local
Negroes Ask Ike's Help in Little Rock
The piece notes requests for equal time to meet President Eisenhower over Arlington County school segregation as federal courts allow seven Negro children to enter white Arlington schools next fall with about 15 more applicants. Virginia law demands immediate closing of racially integrated schools. Marriage licenses list several couples including Dale Stallens and Deloris Heck, Donald Taylor and Peggy Williams, Denver Mullins and Betty Bold, Henry Hurst and Betty Rector, Richard Croessman and Stella Rees.
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Eisenhower
Arlington County
Potomac River
Washington
Arlington
Virginia
Dale Q. Stallens
Welkin
Deloris Heck
Mt. Vernon
Donald R. Taylor
Bonnie
Peggy Williams
Logan
Denver Ray Mullins
Betty Ann Bold
Jones
Henry Hurst
Alton
Betty Joanne Rector
Opdyke
Richard Croessman
Pinch- LM
Stella Rees
De‘oto
Airport News Flight From Terre Haute To Evansville
E Gentry flew from Terre Haute to Evansville after departing Saturday en route to the King City, reporting a routine travel segment and expected arrival.
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E. Gentry
King City
Terre Haute
Evansville
Illinois Weather Delays Real Summer Heat Across State
Illinois remains cool with broken cloud cover and showers likely. Highs reach the low 70s in the north to mid 70s in the south while overnight lows fall to the 50s. Readings across the state include Moline 72 64 Peoria 71 54 Rockford 76 52 Springfield 70 57 Chicago 71 58.
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Illinois Weather
Chicago
Illinois
Moline
Peoria
Rantoul
iQuincy
Rockford
Springfield
Vandalia
St. Louis
Grant Park Station
Dallas Shelton Wins Two Medals in Pistol Shoot
Dallas Shelton, a state troop leader from Dahlgren and expert marksman, captured first place in unclassified .22 pistol and unclassified .32 pistol events at Carmi in an invitational National Rifle Association shoot. Mt. Vernon officer Art Phillips took third in .38 pistol swanites event. The Carmi Gun and Pistol Club sponsored the event.
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Dallas Shelton
Dahlgren
Carmi
Art Phillips
Mt. Vernon
Carmi Gun and Pistol Club
Control Fire In Railroad Car Near Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon firemen controlled a blaze in a box car on the L and N railroad Sunday afternoon. Firemen said rubbish caught fire in the car while it rested on a siding near Jax Materials Co on Waterworks Road in west Mt Vernon. There was some damage to the floor of the car.
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Mt. Vernon
Jax Materials Co
Waterworks
Camp Ground House Break-In Reported
Weekend break-in at an unoccupied Camp Ground residence prompted an investigation. Prowlers used lighted candies to survey the area. Wayne Garrison notified the sheriff's office last night. Officials indicated nothing appeared stolen.
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Camp Ground
Wayne Garrison
Sheriff's Office
Douglas Drugs promotes quality and savings in health needs
An advertisement for Douglas Drugs promises never a doubt about value and quality. It touts famous brands, low prices, and confidence in shopping at the first rate drug store for all health and beauty aids. customers are urged to try the store and enjoy savings.
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Douglas Drugs
Life Sentence In Lovers Lane Murder Case
In Benton Missouri AP reports Lynn Wayne Hester 18 was convicted of first degree murder for the Jan 5 killing of 18 year old Charleston football star John Malugen. Malugen’s girlfriend June Castleberry 19 was raped. a companion Joe Lester Slayton 17 admitted rape. A letter from Slayton provided a key clue. Hester later repudiated his signed statement claiming police brutality.
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Hester
Joe Lester Slayton
Slayton
Boonville
French Plan Chinese Trade
Reports in Paris say moves to open diplomatic relations with Communist China are under consideration. A Foreign Office official said no decision has been made, with steps unlikely before the July 5 Gaulle Dulles meeting. France, like the United States, does not recognize Red China and is part of Chincom steering trade rules.
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Belman Morin
PARIS
France
China
Foreign Office
de Gaulle
Dulles
United States
Chincom
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iceland
Peiping
Japan
Frattee
Fine Undertaker In State Fraud
An undertaker paid a $1,000 fine for participation in an estate fraud and abandoned efforts for a new trial. Joseph J. Lucania, 43rd Ward Republican committeeman, was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the heirs of Frank J. Rozanski, a Polish immigrant tailor who left a $70,000 estate after dying in July 1954.
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Chicago
Joseph J. Lucania
Frank J. Rozanski
Rozanski
Lucania
Helen Compell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Compell
James
Charles J. Fleck
Cook County
Senator Says Admirals Can't Tell Opinions
Senator Richard B. Russell denounced what he called sword of reprisal tactics against Adm. Arleigh Burke chief of naval operations for opposing the administration ship reorganization. He said the Senate Armed Services Committee will summon two more joint chiefs for questioning until they can speak freely and charged defense secretary McElroy with undermining witnesses. Russell urged guarantees that personnel may testify frankly even as McElroy expressed disappointment with Burkes stand. No immediate comment from McElroy was available.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joints Chiefs of Staff
Defense McElroy
Burke
Quintety
Frank
McElroy
Quantico, Va
Pole Reds Protest Nagy Execution
Warsaw sources say the Polish Communist party prepared to protest the execution of Imre Nagy and other Hungarian revolt leaders within bloc circles. Gomulka unlikely to risk public censure from Moscow. opposition expressed privately by Foreign Minister Rapacki and Politburo member Zambrowski.
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Warsaw
Communist Party Today
Communist Bloc
Pme
Imre Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Adam Rapacki
Roman Zambrowski
Centralia Police Raid Reveals Gambling at Taverns
A sequence of 1957 raids on Centralia area taverns including Dixie and Derby unearthed gambling devices and tip boards. Officers led by J O Wright and George Baker testified of pull jars, punch cards, and chances sold. fines were imposed on Gordon Crawford Sr. and Wan da Wessling, with ongoing cases against the Spot Tavern and owner Harold Stoafer.
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Lichtenfeld
J.O. Wright
Centralia
Dixie Tavern
George Baker
Layton Davis
Gordon Crawford Jr
Gordon Sr
Wilford Rauch
Wanda Wessling
William D. Hoskinson
Marion County
Allen Morton
Crawford
Charles Fisher
Derby
State
Spot Tavern
Harold E. Stoafer
Stoafer
Robert ‘Cralne
Brief Case Recovered by Mt. Vernon Police
A leather brief case stolen near a Union church two weeks ago was found and returned. John Coffman of Ewing turned it in after locating it near Whittington, where the thieves had abandoned it. It contained insurance papers.
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Mt. Vernon
John Coffman
Ewing
Whittington
Red Cross Board To Meet Tonight
The Jefferson County Red Cross directors will gather at 7 30 tonight in the First National Bank board room. Chairman John Davidson called the meeting to discuss Red Cross participation in the United Fund and other projects. A stray note defines caper as corruption of the Italian capra meaning goat.
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Jefferson 1 County
The
Red Cross
First National Bank
John Davidson
United Fund
McElroy Deflects Rebuke Over Admiral Burke Testimony
Secretary of Defense McElroy says he can disagree with Admiral Burke's Senate testimony without rebuking the officer. He stressed at Quantico that his remarks were disappointment and regret, not rebuke, and affirmed Burke as a fine officer with no plan to change his assignment.
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Defense Department
McElroy
Burke
Defense
Bomb Kills Five in Beirut Shopping District
A bomb exploded in a busy Beirut shop area, killing five people including a woman and her child. The blast occurred opposite the fruit bazaar downtown, with an empty bus shielding many shoppers, during a period of fragile calm as Dag Hammarskjold met officials and prepared to travel to Cairo.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarsjold
Cairo
Doctor Echelbacher Improves at St Louis Hospital
Mt. Vernon physician Dr. Leo Eschelbacher was reported improved today at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. His wife Hanarose Eschelbacher remains at the Forest Park Hotel Euclid and Pine nearby to be with him during his illness.
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Leo Eschelbacher
Mt. Vernon
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Hanarose
Forest Park Hotel
Euclid and
Pine
Eschelbacher
St. Louis Hospital
Day Takes Up Lebanon Crisis With Nasser
The anti Chamoun forces led by Hussein Oweini say the UN watchdog team should avoid the border for safety and may cooperate with the UN but cannot guarantee protection in remote frontier areas. Brown denies UN officers were fired on in the Bekaa Valley, where shooting was heard. The Bekaa is a key route for Syrian aid the Lebanese government says rebels are receiving.
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Hussein Oweini
Oweini
U. N
Brown
Bekaa
Red Cross explains free blood for Mt Vernon
Police filed charges in three weekend accidents with no injuries. Edwards and Brown cited in 26th Cherry collision. Owens and Rhine minor wreck at 12th Casey. Ershig fined for careless driving at Tenth. Red Cross blood program clarified. 21 area hospitals participate. blood may cost in nonparticipating hospitals. Bloodmobile returns July 24 and 25 at the Moose Lodge.
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Mt. Vernon
Cherry
Charles T. Edwards
Ralph E. Brown
Pine
Brown
Edwards
Casey
Jack Marvin Owens
Buddph Rhine
Sophia A. Ershig
Evansville
Ind
Marvin’l. Wilson
South 18Th
South Tenth Street
Wilson
Tenth
Ershig
Red Cross
St. Louis
John Davidson
Davidson
Moose Lodge
Thieves Break Into Nelson Concrete Culvert Co.
Thieves crawled through a ventilating roof opening at the Nelson Concrete Culvert Co. office on Seventh and Brickyard Road during the weekend. Police said a Coca Cola machine, a Canteen vending machine and several drawers and lockers were ransacked. Change from the vending machine and candy were stolen. It was not learned if other items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Concrete Culvert Co
Seventh
Brickyard Road
Bicyclist Sues After Four Year Gap For $20000
Lloyd Graham, 17 at the time, sues Logan Risley in circuit court over a October 27, 1953, accident at Tenth and Conger. He seeks $20000 for injuries and $25 for bicycle damage. Hill and Dolan represent the plaintiff, who demands a jury trial.
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Lloyd Graham
Logan Risley
Graham
Tenth
Conger
Hill and Dolan
Traffic fines before Police Magistrate Thomas
James Richard Cash paid $5 and costs on a state police charge of permitting four persons to ride in the front seat of a car. Edward F Flora paid $5 and costs for failing to have a safety sticker on a truck.
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J. R. Thomas
James Richard Cash
Edward &. Flora
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