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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
3
Plywood doors resist warp and provide smooth finishing but require proper hardware. The Douglas Fir Plywood Association recommends surface hinges, semi concealed hinges, and concealed pin hinges for flat mounting on plywood, plus rolling door hardware with nylon wheels for smooth operation.
Cape Girardeau residents Mr and Mrs Chester Carter spent Sunday with Mrs Libbie Orr and others. Mt Vernon shoppers visited last Monday. Mrs Lorene Wingo, recently in St Louis Hospital, is reported improved. The Birkheads and Mon day visited Lesser and Denver trip notices. Springfield residents George Welznick and Edward Juenn connected with Mt Vernon visit. Jimmie Duffy bought Aubrey Stafford property for a home. The King couple returned from St Louis after months there.
Advice on not using names in public conversations to prevent unwanted attention. If names must be mentioned, speak softly to minimize being overheard and avoid drawing attention. The guidance emphasizes discretion and calm communication in public settings.
NEA's Erskine Johnson reports on a wave of comebacks across film TV and clubs. The Andrews Sisters sign a peace pact and blend voices with stars for a film biography. Bobby Hope projects Kim Novak as lead in Beau James while Sheree North uses a voice double. Jack Genny may headline in Las Vegas for $50,000 weekly. Paramount eyes 700 old films for TV sale amid Debunking of The Search for Bridey Murphy. Julie Mitchum shifts to acting. Bing Crosby nets 5 percent of worldwide gross with Grace Kelly and Sinatra. Betty Hutton hints at Spring Reunion.
Film reissues bring Romance on the High Seas back with a new title Its Magic and top billing for Doris Day after earlier stars. Grace Kelly fiction stirs in Ethel Merman Broadway spotting a Philadelphia matron failing to receive wedding invite. Ethel and daughter head to Cannes to seek their own prince.
Public notice announces a divorce suit in Jefferson County Illinois. Plaintiff Marvin Disroe alleges Estella Pisroe Disroe is a defendant with a complaint filed June 23, 1956. Defendant must answer by July 7 or risk a default judgment. Court Clerk Jerry El Gott presides. attorneys Craig & Craig of Mt Vernon represent the plaintiff.
Historical notes indicate bounties were offered in Massachusetts as early as 1727 for scalps of bob cats. Each adult scalp carried a reward of 30 shillings, reflecting colonial efforts to control wildlife.
The Wren building at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia is noted as the oldest academic building still standing in the United States based on historical records and preservation counts.
The Constitution states treason against the United States consists of levying war against them or adhering to their enemies, giving the latter aid and comfort.
Real estate round up describes several properties for sale or trade across multiple streets. Listings include 5 to 6 room modern brick and ranch homes with hardwood floors built in kitchens baths oil heat and garages. Locations include Oakland Ave Salem Road Browns ville Road Main St Summersville Highland View 16th St Woodlawn and a 114 acre property near Summersville. Prices range from 6000 to 7500 dollars with some terms offered.
Five Boy Scouts from Lexington Kentucky and their 42 year old Scout leader Leon Cooper became separated in downtown St Louis while en route to a scout ranch in New Mexico. Cooper searched after crossing a Mississippi River bridge and then notified police to reunite the group.
In a rare statewide referendum, Malinoig school children selected the cardinal as the official state bird. The vote highlighted youth involvement and civic participation across districts.
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