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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1956

Page

3

Traffic Deaths Hit New High

CHICAGO officials reported a record 3,170 traffic fatalities in May raising the five month total for 1956 to 14,720, a new high and the 15th straight month of year over year increases. Officials warned highway deaths may be rising faster than travel.

Chicago National Safety Council

Jealousy and secrets drive a deadly house confrontation

Alice accuses Cristina Lash of hidden links to her late husband and a forged identity. A found envelope and an implied past tie to Cristina's father spur a tense, evasive dialogue. Cristina insists on guarded answers as an unseen figure in the house approaches. To be continued.

Alice Hazard Cristina Lash Alice Cristina John Hazard Miss Lash Lash Professor Lash Malcolm

Mercer On TV By Charles Mercer

Ina Ray Hutton will launch a new NBC weekly program on July 4 featuring an all female cast with no men shown or credited in staff lines. The show will focus on pure music with limited guest appearances and eschew bop. Howard Barlow of The Voice of Firestone argues for English translations of foreign operas to aid audience understanding.

New York Ina Ray Hutton NBC. TV John Jones J. Jones Miss Hutton Howard Barlow The Voice of Firestone United States Barlow

Do Not Call His Tavern A Joint

Denver reports a humorous exchange where George H. Allan Colorado internal revenue director endorses a tax tale. A federal agent questions a tardy taxpayer about occupation He answers tavern operator The agent asks if the taxpayer files jointly with his wife The reply clarifies it is a first class tavern despite the joking premise.

Denver George H. Allan Colorado Internal Revenue

Holdman Hospital liquidation suit filed in Illinois

Nine Holden Hospital board members sue to liquidate Holden Hospital Corp in Jackson County Circuit Court Murphysboro. Defendants include State's Attorney General Latham Castle Methodist Church WSCS and Southern Illinois Methodist Conference. Complainants say the hospital owes suppliers cash and has run losses since 1953 with recent debt rises. The suit seeks court to declare by laws valid and liquidate assets while owners plan to repurpose the building as a SIU girls dormitory.

Carbondale Ill Holden Hospital Today Holden Hospital Corp Jackson County Murphysboro Hospital Corporation Latham Castle Women’s Society For Christian Service Southern Illinois Methodist Conference W. A. Robinson Carbendale W. A. McCracken Greenville Paul B. Brown W. W. Corrie Wood River H. S. Kirkpatrick Lesser E. H. Klein Vernon D. W. Morris Southern Ilinois University E. A. Yates Lawrence Carl Hearn Salem Methodist Church WSCS SIU

TV Students Show Higher Grades in Cincinnati Study

Dr. George W. Kisker of the University of Cincinnati reports that 50 TV students and 50 campus students took the same course. TV pupils made better grades, though intelligence tests suggested video students had lower brain power on average.

Cincinnati George W. Kisker University of Cincinnati Kisker

Whiteman to MC Rock Concert in Baltimore

Paul Whiteman, famed conductor, will serve as master of ceremonies for an R and B rock n roll concert July 11 at Westport Stadium Baltimore. Bill Haley will lead the show with Whiteman promising a possible nationwide tour if the tryout succeeds in Jersey City New Jersey.

Baltimore Paul White Whiteman Westport Stadium Bill Haley Jersey City N.J M. C

Hens Stop Laying When Temperatures Rise Above Nine Degrees

Poultry researchers report hens nearly halt egg production as temperatures exceed nine degrees. The finding highlights thermal stress in cages and potential impacts on poultry farming efficiency.

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Roy Taylor Mt. Vernon John C. Zobrist North Highland Atla Seal Window Co Lith & Perkins Jamison By Helen McCloy Mercer Charles Mercer Olen Eater Jordan Dodge Daytona Beach America Ray Ellis Bill Thomason Tom Gregory Bud Summers South 10Th Street Methodist Hospital MT. Vernon Monument Company Harold Lowery George M. Cox Salem Road MT. Vernon Tire Service Broadway E. Crescent Drive General Motors Delco Frigidaire R. LE Ben Garrison Bendix Gaunt's Television
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