Deaths Mrs Martha Malinowski Dies at 73
Radom resident Mrs Martha A Malinowski 73 died at 6 25 am Thursday in St Marys Hospital Centralia Funerals set for 930 am Monday at St Michael s Catholic Church Radom Rev John Terepka to officiate Burial in St Michael s Cemetery Body lies in state at Kringer Funeral Home Ashley Rosary at 730 pm Sunday at the funeral home Survived by Zigmund A Malinowski husband a son Theodore Malinowski Baltimore Md a daughter Mrs Clara Pero Nashville Ti a brother Walter Szczepanski St Louis and a sister Mrs Anna Czajkowski Ashley She was a member of St Michael s Church and the Rosary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Malinowski
Radom
St. Mary’s Hospital
Centralia
St. Michael's Catholic Church
John Terepka
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Kringer Funeral
Ashley
Walter Szczepanski
St. Louis
Anna Czajkowski
Malinowski
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
the Rosary Society
Reporters Barred As Congo Blonde Returns
NEW YORK AP. Elizabeth Thring, a young American woman linked to the Leopoldville case, arrives from the Congo amid tight security at Idlewild Airport. Reporters and photographers are barred from the customs area under a new Washington policy, with travel meeting points shifted to a press room. Thring, 22, was escorted by her parents and hurried to a waiting car. Lt Col Helen Stegner, 39, the slain aid and father of six, was reportedly seeking divorce to wed Thring at Easter.
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New York
Idlewild
Congo
Elizabeth Thring
Helen D. Stogner
U.S
Leopoldville
Miss Thringer
Washington
Miss Thring
Col. Stegner
el Paso
Tex
Miss
Armed Woman Robs Cape Girardeau Loan Firm
Cape Girardeau, Mo. AP Katherine E. Hazelton, 35, was arrested in Benton by Sheriff Bob Davis in connection with a robbery at the Tower Loan Co. of Cape Girardeau about two hours earlier. She claimed Georgia residency and matched the description of the armed female who took about $200 and fled in an old car. A gun was found in her automobile and she was jailed in Benton.
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Cape Girardeau
Scott County
Bob Davis
Katherine E. Hazelton
Benton
Tower Loan Co
Georgia
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Readers note admissions and discharges at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan hospitals. Patients admitted include Mrs Madeline Taylor of Wayne City and Mrs Florence Retta Pigg. discharges include Robert E Millier and Mrs Luberta Wilson. At Good Samaritan multiple admissions are listed with names such as Timothy Wayne Bowling and Wanda Lee Wood, and many discharges including Verna Lois Dare and James Weir.
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Jefferson Memorial
Madeline Taylor
Wayne City
Florence Retta Pigg
Robert E. Millier
Luberta Wilson
Good Samaritan
Timothy _Wayne Bowling
James Elias Barker
Minnie Maude McKitrick
Frank Joseph Franklin
Dave Lorenzy’ Martin
Wanda Lee Wood
Lena Gilbert
Margaret Denham
Layton Meadows Brown
Doris Lucille Beers
Vada Alice Burns
Martha Lynn Lane
Gertrude McCord
Edith Viola Gibson
Claude Edwin Schoch
Birth announcement Tammy Eileen Bumpus born at Scott Field
Sp and Mrs Jerry Bumpus of Belleville are parents of a daughter born at 9 32 last night at Scott Field Air Force Base Hospital. She weighs six pounds and is named Tammy Eileen. Grandparents listed are Mrs Lenora Terson of Mr Vernon and Mr and Mrs Dallas Bumpus of Woodlawn.
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Jerry Bumpus
Belleville
Scott Field Air Force Base Hospital
Tammy Eileen
Lenora Terson
Vernon
Dallas Bumpus
Woodlawn
Army Wives Picket Gate Over Uncertain Duty Dates
Granite City Illinois AP reports several wives of soldiers at the U S Army Engineer Depot formed a picket line at the main gate. They protested because their husbands had not been told when they would be released from duty.
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Granite City
Voudrvtats
U.S. Army Engineer Depot
Shure
Markets wrap of local livestock and Mt Vernon grain prices
Local live stock market closed with prices 100 higher. Hogs topped at 16.10 for 190 to 220 lb. Sows at 14.50 for 300 weight down, 14.00 for 300 weight and over. Boars at 9.00 and 10.00. Mt. Vernon Grain quotes: Wheat 1.91, Soybeans 2.34, Corn 1.07.
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Mt. Vernon
Livestock Priced at National Stockyards Hogs Cattle and Sheep
National Stockyards reports hogs trading from 11.25 to 17.25 with Nos 1-2 weights 190-230 lb and various lots around 260 head at 17.25. No 1-3 180-240 lb mainly 16.50-16.85, 240-270 lb 16.00-16.50, many barrow and gilt classes listed. Cattle and calves show wide ranges with utility cows 16.00-17.50, good and choice dealers 32.00-37.00, high choice and prime to 33.00, slaughter calves 21.00-26.00. Sheep 300 head, good to low choice wooled lambs and pelts noted with mixed grades.
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National
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices Seen Steady At Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter steady with wholesale buying prices largely unchanged or marginally lower for various grades. Eggs hold steady to slightly higher. grade A whites and mixed grades show mixed percentages while dirties and checks appear in figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eggs and poultry prices steady in St Louis market
St Louis buyers see eggs and live poultry hold steady as wholesale grades 2713 to 2844 remain unchanged and other prices show no change in this AP report from St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices In Early Trade
AP dispatch from Chicago notes no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 5 yellow quoted at 1.02 to 1.03, soybean oil at 10 percent, barley options including choice L3 at 1.55 and feed at 1.10 to 1.30.
Wall Street Closes Higher in Moderately Active Trade
The New York market held a small advance with volume around 3.5 million shares. Gains were mostly fractional across sectors led by oils chemicals and electrical equipment while Chrysler faded and Ford slipped. Zenith jumped about 2 points as Radio Corp neared 2 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Zenith
Radio Corp
Korvette
Pollaroid
Textron
Libby, McNeill &Libby
U.S. Rubber
du Pont
Consolidated Edison
General Electric
American Telephone
Lorillard
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
U.S. Gypsum
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Speeding Auto Thief Injured in Downpour Chase
In Illinois near Chester a 15 year old, Michael D. Toom of Fairview, stole a car in Ellis Grove and led police on a 14 mile pursuit at over 100 mph in a rainstorm. The car overturned three times in a ditch. he was hospitalized in Murphysboro in satisfactory condition.
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Chester
St. Clair County
Mllnois
Michael D. Toom
Fairview
Belleville
Toom
Kentucky
Ellis Grove
Murphysboro
Weather Report Summary for Thursday to Friday
Detailed weather report notes Thursday high near 40 and low around 39 with rainfall from 7:00 a.m. Thursday to 7:00 a.m. Friday totaling .51 inches. Rainfall to date stands at 7.02 inches. Historical notes record last year’s high 46 and low 24 with ante years ago high 39 and low. Saturday sunrise at 6:21 and sunset at 6:01.
Illinois Weather Outlook Northern and Southern Regions
Northern Illinois brace for colder week with normals near 40 to 47 high and 24 to 29 low. Colder in Sunday with limited warming later. precipitation 0.25 to 0.5 inch and wintry mix possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Southern Illinois cooler than normal by 4 to 8 degrees with daytime highs 48 to 55 and lows upper 20s to low 30s. showers expected Sunday and late period.
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Illinois
Illinois highways report wet with slush in north
The Illinois Highway Division issued a 6 am update noting wet roads with slush in northern border counties. Expect clearing by mid morning as conditions improve across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ilinois
Border Counties
Illinois Weather Sees Heavy Snow Across State
The Associated Press reports up to 3.45 inches of mushy snow in northern Illinois with Decatur at 3% inches and over 3 inches in the Chicago area. Southern Illinois is soaked with showers and thunderstorms as northern sections stay above freezing, creating slushy road conditions.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Decatur
Chicago
Cerebral Palsy Poster Boy Faces Long Road Home
Terry has had cerebral palsy since birth, aided by braces and a wheelchair. Months of treatment and training lie ahead, requiring public understanding as costs for therapy, education, and vocational training make full support beyond a single family. United Cerebral Palsy of South Central Illinois urges aid for a better future.
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Terry
United Cerebral Palsy
Illinois
Delo
Terry Rightnowar
South Central
Hlinosis
Ruth Rightnowar
Mt. Vernon
American Nazi leader punched on campus visit
In San Diego Rockwell, head of the American Nazi party, was punched on stage after an antisemitic remark. He recovered, aides tackled the assailant, and order returned as eggs were thrown during his San Diego State College visit. Rockwell, a Bloomington native, declined to press charges and left for Los Angeles.
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San Diego
Calif
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
San Diego State College
Bloomington
Los Angeles
Railroads Seek Merger Approval from ICC
The Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve their merger. They described three competitive Eastern systems forming, with PRR and NYC forming one system, and Chesapeake and Ohio with Norfolk and Western forming another. The filing cites annual pre tax savings of 75 million, improved service, and stronger competition with other transport modes, with gains to come gradually.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and the Western Railways
PRR
NYC
Prr-Nyc
East Mopping Up After 3 Day Tempest Continues
A three day storm left New Jersey Governor Hughes and Delaware Governor Carvel declaring emergencies as widespread damage unfolded. Maryland reported its worst disaster. Ocean City lost 90 percent of its boardwalk while waves and high tides battered Florida resorts. Insurance coverage varied, with wind damage covered but flood and wave damage often excluded. snow fell in Iowa and Nebraska as the storm moved east.
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H. Mat Adams
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carvel
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Ocean City
Florida
Fort Pierce
Bay Biscayne
Palm Beach
Miami Beach
New York
Long Island
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Fire Island
Fie
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Midwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Three Kids Rule Stolen Car In Memphis Chase
Police pursued a theft then discovered three youngsters shared driving duties in the stolen car. One boy steered and braked, another handled the accelerator, and a third operated the gear shifter. They were referred to Juvenile Court.
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Memphis, Tenn
Railroads Barred From Barge Line
The ICC blocked Illinois Central and Southern Pacific from gaining control of John I. Hay Co., a Chicago barge line serving inland and Gulf Coast waterways. The agency said rail interests would dominate Hay and hinder public service, noting Hay’s 2,500 miles of barge routes paralleling major rail lines. Hay hauls dry and liquid bulk on the Illinois Waterway, Mississippi Ohio and Tennessee rivers, and Gulf waterways between Chicago and Houston.
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The
Hay Company
Illinois Waterway
Mississipp
Ohio
Tennessee
Gulf
Chicago
Milwaukee
Memphis
New Orleans
Houston
ICC
Hay
Illinois Central
Omaha
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Ogden
Utah
New Oreans
House voting on reapportionment bill ends in surprise defeat
The effort to add three seats to the House and redraw districts failed after the Walter amendment was cleared but not barred, leaving states Hawaii and Alaska with expected gains unaddressed. Snow and cold spread across the Southeast and Appalachians as weather moved in from the West and Ohio Valley.
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McCormack
Congress
Missouri
Massachusetts
House
Pennsylvania
House Rules Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
Rules Committee
Walter
Asheville
N.C
Charlotte
Raleigh
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Music Letters Award To Be Given At Mt Vernon Concert
Mt Vernon high school will host a Sunday 2:00 PM concert by the orchestra and choruses in the auditorium. The event features contemporary and classic works and will include the presentation of 30 senior music letters based on four years in performing groups, a B average for seven semesters, IHSA contest success, and staff recommendation. Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. season tickets apply but seating is general admission.
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Mt. Vernon High School
IHSA
Rogetta Abbott
Walter Armstrong
Fred Beckmeyer
John Browder
David Camp
Susie Parker
Peggy Pipes
David Bender
Rebecca Russell
Mary Ann Walker
Suzy Whitaker
Jewell Wicin
Pastricia Williams
Mrs. Frost On Stand 3 Days
Mrs Mildred W Frost a key government witness completed three days of testimony in the income tax evasion trial of her former husband Dr Jack Frost of Centralia U S District Court Judge Omer Poos recessed the trial until Monday Frost 43 is charged with evading more than 13000 in the year ended June 30 1954 and with conspiracy to evade taxes from July 1 1954 to October 1957 Frost now lives in Nashua New Hampshire and divorced Frost in 1957
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, I
Mildred W. Frost
Jack Frost
Centralia
U.S. District Court
Omer Poos
Frost
Nashua
N.H
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Martha Malinowski
Armed Woman Robs Loan Co
A. F
A. M. Opdyke
Omar H. Smith
WM Green
Wall Street
Atlantic City
N.J
Virginia
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Thenaraney
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
al Des Moines
Detroit
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Serene Renee
Peoria
Quincy
Rantoul
Springfield Ae
Vandalia Os
Laird Jewelers
Hitler
Broadway
East
Mississippi
Alabama
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
Rockies
Elks Lodge
John Snodsmith
Carol McPaul
Elks
Thelma Hughey
Mt. V. High School
Mercury
W-G Motors
Mrs. Frost
Roy
Salem
Ford Motor Co
W-G
Roy Atkinson
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