Death of Freeman of Glendale California and kin
Word has been received that Freeman of Glendale California died June 19. He was a brother of Roy Freeman of here and Mrs. Clara Junkins and Mrs. Fannie Junkins of Lesser. Numerous local residents and families are mentioned visiting and traveling to and from various states, with many relatives noted across Illinois Missouri Florida and Ohio. The item also records hospital admissions and local social events including visits, weddings, and a church ceremony in Ferguson Missouri. Grace Smith, Cor.
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Freeman
Glendale
California
Roy Freeman
Here
Clara Junkins
Fannie Junkins
Lesser
Diane Wright
Goodsamaritan Hospital
Joe Wieczorek
Poland
France
Bessie Humphrey
Scheller
O’hare Air Field
Report Price Index Unchanged
Washington AP The Labor Department reported May consumer prices largely unchanged from April with the CPI at 1978 base for a second straight month. Food costs fell two tenths of a percent led by lower meat and eggs while fruit and vegetables stayed flat and sugar and coffee showed year over year increases amid world supply factors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Uneasy Lies the Dead in Cleveland Chinatown
Milo March searches for missing Thomas Rako in Cleveland, faces Nick Potts a club owner and strongarm figure linked to Johnny Clark. Potts warns March off as he compiles pressure on Rako, while March contacts police to uncover Rako’s fate and potential danger. Potts once worked for a mob and now runs a night club and a daytime union, with a long criminal record and a power base in the Carrier Workers case.
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Milo March
Thomas Rako
Nick Potts
Mito
Cleveland
Rako
Johnny Clark
Rocks
March
Feds
Jameson
Vin
State Police Ready To Act On Fireworks
Springfield Ill AP reports state Public Safety Director Joseph Ragen said local officials must enforce the Illinois fireworks ban and state police will act where local enforcement fails. The 1937 law prohibits sale or possession of explosive or demonstrative fireworks except for approved public displays or small gunpowder charges, with sparklers also forbidden.
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Springfield
Til
Illinois
Joseph Ragen
Ragen
End Strike End Dorm Project Ends At SIU Campus
Workmen return to the Sumitlen University Park housing project on the east edge of Southern Illinois University after three weeks of idleness. The stoppage was sparked by laborers in sympathy with Sangamon County strikers.
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Carbondale
Jil Cap
Sumitlen University Park
Southern Illinois University
Sangamon County
The Family Lawyer on Court Power to Force Child Medical Care
An ABA public service feature examines when courts may override parental religious objections to a child's medical treatment. It outlines extreme circumstances where life saving surgery, eye removal, or a blood transfusion can be court ordered, noting parents’ right to worship ends where another’s rights begin.
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American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Mrs Wyoming wins cold water sauntering at Mrs America
In St Petersburg Florida Mrs Margaret Mickelson of Big Piney Wyoming claimed the cold water sauntering title in the Mrs America contest. Big Piney famed for cool summers and cold winters is dubbed the nations ice box.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Wyoming
Margaret Mickelson
Big Piney
Wyo
Public Auction at 4th and Opdyke on Monday June 29
Auction features a Duncan Phyfe couch, washing machines, chests, desks, tools, a racer bicycle, lamps, motors, grills, books and more. Items listed with large lots and various small pieces. Owners MAX WHITLOCK and CLAYTON JOHNSON. Auctioneer HOWARD GARRISON. Cash terms. not responsible for accidents.
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Opdyke
Duncan Phyfe
Max Whitlock
Clayton Johnson
Howard Garrison
U S Drawing Line As Chinese Power Dips
The United States signals a hard line in Southeast Asia as Red China’s modern war capability weakens. Beijing faces worn out air power, limited tanks, fuel shortages, and a strained Soviet link. U.S. planners rely on air power and naval strength, avoiding a ground war unless necessary.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Red
Soviet Union
Moscow
China
U.S
Red China
Robert S. McNamara
Korea
South
Laos
Viet Nam
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Stanley Pyszka
Lena Pyszka
Adam Kerry
DuBois
Robert Grizzle
St. Louis
Alden Walker
Jerry Walker
Ed Cole
Normal
Orval Freeman
Bill Hunter
Idaho
A. J. Dixon
Ben Laur
Linda
Joe Moore
Anita Moore
Mark Atkins
Joe Dixon
Mt. Vernon
Mary Ziarnek
Frank Ziarnek
Vernon
A. S. Peack
Larry Brown
Joliet
Orvan Freeman
Wayne Greer
Ashley
Hattie Wojtowicz
Joe Wojtowicz
Caseyville
Wm. Heck
Harold Tefft
Arcola
Alfred Mason Skaer
Ferguson
Joe
Gillispi
Russell Smith
J. Arthur Smith
Julie Ann Hudson
Jerald Manley
Cape
Neal Osborn and
St. Louis Park
Albert Pyszka
Boelleville
Arthur Ziarnek
David Walker
Walter Antonowicz
Raymond Nadolski
Waltonville
American Vets Club
Grace Smith
Cor
SEARS
Main Street
Webb Insurance
Roger Webb
THE
M. E. Chaber
Kendell Foster Crossen
Avems
Nick Potti
Nick
Lenoir
Virginia Dare
Cinderella White
Virginia
Endicott
Woodlawn, Illinois
Arnold Palmer
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin- Williams
Sherwin-Williams
MT. Vernon Lumber Company
USS
Yunnan
Burma
Western Pacific
Okinawa
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Asian
South Korea
North Korea
Hawaii
25Th Ifantry
West
Pacific
Thailand
Philippines
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Japan
Tth
Marine An Navy
People's Liberation Army
Liberty
I.L.G.W.U
Labor Hall
Mary Robertson
South 12Th
Rand McNally Road Atlas
Canada
U. S
Mexico
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