Death of Alta Neaville in Fairfield RFD 1
Alta Mae Neaville 40 of RFD 1 Fairfield died at 5 00 am in Fairfield Memorial Hospital. Employed at Wayne City dress factory she will lie in state at Richardson Chapel Wayne City after 2 pm Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Richland Church south of Boylestown Wayne County with burial in Richland Cemetery. Survived by Leonard Neuville husband two sons Charles Lang Fairfield Eaton Lang Camp Lejeune NC five sisters and three brothers plus parents Zed and Blanche Reynolds.
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Alta Mae Neaville
RFD
Fairfield
Fairfield Memorial Hospital
Neaville
Wayne City
Richland Church
Boyleston
Wayne County
Richland Cemetery
Richardson Chapel
Betty Malone
Chicago
Martha Beeker
Indianapolis
Ind
Pat Greenwalt
Fern Kennedy
Anna Beckley
Mt. Vernon
Father of Mt. V High School Principal Dies
John Milward aged 78 father of Mt. Vernon High School principal Arthur Milward died this morning in Trenton New Jersey. Funeral plans not announced. The body remains at Saul Funeral Home in Trenton. Principal Milward left at ten to attend the funeral.
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John Milward
Arthur Milward
Mt. Vernon High School
Trenton
N.J
Saul
Milward
Paramount Club Gambling Charge
Nashville sheriff said gambling charges would be filed today against Eddie Hagerstrom licensee of the Paramount Club south of Centrasia during a state police gambling raid. Officers seized two craps tables and a portable dice table.
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Nashville
Lee Bowers
Eddie Hagerstrom
Paramount Club
Centrasia
Births in Pensacola and Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Paul Rightnowar of Pensacola Fla welcomed a son born March 6 in the city weighing eight pounds twelve and one half ounces named Paul Edward A son born to Mr and Mrs Rey Eugene Hayes at 2 07 pm yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital weighed six pounds five ounces named Steven Lee A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Derbert Scott at 8 11 am in Good Samaritan Hospital weighed seven pounds two ounces unnamed at birth A son born to Robert Lee Klebolt at 11 02 am in Good Samaritan Hospital weighed seven pounds twelve ounces named Steven
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Paul Rightnowar
Pensacola
Fla
Paul Edward
Rey Eugene Hayes
North 6Th Street
Steven Lee
Derbert Scott
Cherry
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Lee Klebolt
Salem Road
Steven
Robert
Hospital Notes list admissions and discharges at two facilities
Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan report multiple admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs Helen Paul Mrs Shirley Skid Jack M Shaffer Mrs Elsie Sledge Billie Jo Shelton Tony Beb Mrs Eddie Tate Mrs Melvin Stoltz Louise Hails Master Billy Phelps Mary Grant Ir dia Black Mario DiPrimo Tisa Ann Wells Judy Schultz Frankie Hicks Helen Keller Judy Carpenter Nellie Johnson Terry Lee Speake John Coleman Jac Mullinax Naomi Womack Lillian Marlene Terry Lee Dulaney Meda Hirons Aline LaLaman dier Christine Ann and others.
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Jefferson Memorial
Helen Paul
St. Louis
Shirley Skid
More
Jack M. Shaffer
Elsie Sledge
Bluford
Willis Martin
Billie Jo Shelton
Tony Beb
Eddie Tate
Baby
Melvin Stoltz
Lesser
Vickie McLaughlin
Clarence Metzgar
Good Samaritan
Louise Hails
Billy Phelps
Charles Royce
Mary Grant
Irdia Black
Mario Kenneth DiPrimo
Tisa Ann
Wells
Richard Froelich
Sue Burton
Martha Kirk
Martha Malcolm
Rodney Kent
Jennings Crabtree
Mary Jane Hannagan
Vera Perlman
Judy Schultz
Frankie Hicks
Helen Keller
Judy Carpenter
Nellie Johnson
Benton Gregory
Bertha Pearson
Terry Lee Speake
John Coleman
Jac Mullinax
Joseph Reynolds
Naomi Womack
Lillian Marlene
Viona Hill
Terry Lee Dulaney
Meda Kay Hirons
Aline LaLamandier
Christine Ann
Diane Ward
Joe Bond
Local pilots chart weekend flights to regional towns
Bill Tumbleson flew to Alton yesterday. Herb Grubb traveled to Centralia and McLeansboro on Sunday. Don McLean completed a flight to Sarasota Florida yesterday.
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Bill Tumbleson
Alton
Herb Grubb
Centralia
McLeansboro
Don McLean
Sarasota
Fla
White Shrine of Jerusalem to hold annual meeting and elections
Members will meet tomorrow night March 19 at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple to elect officers. Carmencita McCarty and Lois Dustin are noted as W H P and W S respectively.
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White Shrine OF
Beck Tax Returns To Be Examined By Congress
Confidential documents tied to Dave Beck and Hoffa probe amid bribery allegations and possible racketeering links in the Teamsters union. Robert Kennedy says hearings will probe $20,000 payments to Chicago adviser Shefferman and related payrolls. Beck denies personal use of union funds while acknowledging borrowed sums repaid. grand jury action on Hoffa pending.
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White House
Eisenhower
Robert Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Fundsi Lip
Nathan W. Shefferman
Chicamo
Teamsters
Vice Pencite
Portland
Ore
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Boas
James R. Hoffa
A. Hotta
Teamster
Midwest
Hotta
Dave Beck
Tacoma
Wash
Hoffa
Beck
Rackets Committee
Seattle
Shefferman
Chicago
Brewster
McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Israel Urges U S to Prevent New Middle East War
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir pressed U S officials during a visit to press for action to curb a possible new war with Egypt over Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. She cited U S pledges by Eisenhower and asked how Washington would implement them amid regional tensions.
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Israel
iMeir
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Gaza
Ulles
Meir
Middle East
Far East
House Foreign Affairs
Senate
Dulles
Canberra
Australia
Southeast Asia Treaty Council
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Nasser
Mideast
United States
Gulf of Aqaba
Society of Nations
Gulf
Suez Nanal
David Ben-Gurion
Appoint Breuscher AP State Editor
Harvey Breuscher named Illinois state editor for the Associated Press effective April 1. He has led the Centra lia AP bureau for four years. Breuscher succeeds J. W. Robertson who becomes Chicago AP markets editor, replacing William G. Ferris. Thomas F. Pendergast moves from Chicago to lead the Centralia bureau.
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Chicago
Harvey Breuscher
Illinois
Associated Press
Breuscher
Centralia AP
J. W. Robertson
AP Markets
William G. Ferris
New York Business News
Thomas F. Pendergast
Centralia
Portland hearings near end as committee wraps phase
The remark notes a $19,000 payment and endorsement to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, implying a profit. The committee plans to finish the Portland phase of its hearings by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Portland
Doctor Accused Of Poisoning Rich Patients On Trial
London report says Dr John Bodkin Adams, a 58 year old society doctor, pleads innocence as he stands trial for murder. Prosecutors say he killed Mrs Edith Morrell and others to gain wealth, including a 60 000 pound estate and material gifts. Police had pursued forged documents larceny and cremation violations amid elder abuse rumors.
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London
John Bodkin ‘Adams
Edith Allee Morrell
English
Adams
Crew Abandons Tanker In Gulf After Explosions
The tanker Perama with 43 crew abandoned ship in the Gulf of Mexico after two violent explosions and a later fire. The SS Esso Bermuda towed the vessel, while crew members returned from lifeboats. Coast Guard planes reported 10 mile visibility and south winds. the ship, 445 feet long and 7,236 gross tons, is Liberian registered with Monrovia as home port.
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Miami
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Esso
Bermuda
St.Petersburg
Perama
Thames Haven
England
Galveston
Tex
Monrovia
Britain Ration Fuel Adds 50 Percent To Auto Allowance
Britain ends diesel and raises the basic gasoline ration for motorists by 50 percent to permit about 300 miles a month per car. Oil products were rationed last December after Suez Canal closures. Paymaster General Reginald Maudling announced the increase in the House of Commons citing tight supplies.
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London
Britain
Suez Canal
Middle East
House of Commons
Reginald Maudling
Philippine leader dies in air crash ruling out communism
A Philippine government plane crash in Cebu killed President Ramon Magsaysay and several officials including Brig. Gen. Benito Ebuen, Education Secretary Gregorio Hernández Jr., Rep. Pedro Lopez, and former Sen. Tomas Cabill. The 35 hour search ended with discovery of Magsaysay's body, raising fears of political upheaval and potential party realignments ahead of elections.
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Benito Ebuen
Philippine Air Force
Education
Gregorio Hérnandez Jr
Pedro Lopez
Cebu
Tomas Cabill
Magsaysay
Manila
Fines levied before Police Magistrate Dulaney in Salem and nearby
Wayne Crippen of Salem paid 200 dollars plus costs for reckless driving Curtis Eubanks faced 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness Russell Haile was fined 10 dollars and costs for lack of a driver's license Wayne Linville of St Louis paid 5 dollars and costs for stop sign violations Frank Allour paid 5 dollars and costs for operating an uncovered trash collection truck J D McKinney of Bluford paid 15 dollars and costs for careless driving
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Allan Dulaney
Wayne Lee Crippen
Salem
Curtis Eubanks
Russell T. Haile
Wayne Linville
St. Louis
Frank Allour
J. D, Mc.Kinney
Bluford
New York World Telegram and Sun newsstand rises price
The New York World Telegram and Sun announced a newsstand price increase from five to ten cents per copy, effective Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World- Telegram
Sun
Weather forecast and storm summary across regions
A stormy pattern spans the Gulf Coast to the Midwest with heavy rains and tornado activity in Texas and clouds and cooler temperatures across Missouri Illinois and surrounding areas. Northeastern regions face rain and snow with snow warnings and cooler highs in the 30s and 40s.
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Missouri
Towa
Calder
Stolen Tire and Wheel Reported on South Tenth Street
Mayo Peterson of Gainesville Texas reported theft of a tire and wheel from a truck parked on South Tenth Street. The driver alerted police headquarters about the incident early today.
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South Tenth Street
Mayo Peterson
Gainesville
Texas
Legislature Sets Hearings On Major Bills
The Illinois legislature schedules hearings on key measures including an amendment to overhaul the court system and a Democratic proposal to lower the voting age from 21 to 18. The House Executive Committee will review Gov. Stratton's $238 million bond plan for new buildings at state educational and mental institutions.
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Illinois
Stratton
House
Protests and Emmys Highlight TV Year
A $40,000 damages suit stems from a November altercation at the Legion Club on south Tenth Street, naming Sportsmen's Tavern owners, Legion officers, and property owners as defendants. Separately Sid Caesar and Playhouse 80 led in Emmy awards, with Caesar winning best comedian and his show best hour series amid a year of high costs and sponsor friction.
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Colored Legion Club
South Tenth Street
Clrcuit
James Davis
Edna
James Hamilton
John Kendricks
John R. Mitchell
Colored ‘Legion Post
Ray Kniffen
Legion
Clifton Barner
Lloyd Mays
Leroy Boyd
Ernest Bowman
George Woods
Davis
Willy Jones
Legion Club
South Tenth
Jones
Sportsmen's Tavern
William D. Hanagan
James Bacon
Hollywood
Madison Avenue
Caesar
Sid
The
Television Academy
Playhouse 80
Carl, Réler
Pat Carroll
Academy
Nanette Fabray
Playhouse 4
Jack Palance
Diphter
Claire Trevor Dodsworth
Loretta Young
Robert Young
Dinah Shore
Perry Como
Edward R. Murrow
Phil Silvers
12 Fire Alarms In Mt. Vernon Area On Weekend
Mt. Vernon city and rural firemen answered twelve alarms during the weekend, mostly grass and field fires. Blazes included a garage slight damage at 329 South 15th and burlap sacks ignited in the courthouse furnace room with no damage. Rural units fought a 50 acre field fire on the Tolle Road and also tackled woods and additional grass fires near Hopewell school No. 9 Highland Waltonville Road and along route 37 south of town.
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Mt. Vernon
South 15Th
Logan
Hinman Place
Jones
North Fifth
Sarah Groves
Court House
W. C. Jones
Tolle Road
Hopewell School
Highland
Waltonville Road
Route 37
Nab Three For Hub Cap Thefts
During the weekend police arrested three teenagers for stealing hub caps off cars. The boys were being held at the county jail pending action in the case.
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Edward M Osborne Jr and Allie McKinney of Ilam Robert Chapman and Lucille Alice Wycis calla of RFD 1 Harry Daniels Romine township Marion county and Jacqueline Scott Bluford Everett Peeples 816 south Pete and Ruth McCoy East Saint Louis Ernest Lester Hays Xenile land Martha Pleimann Iuka Frederick E Bennett and Wilma Jones both of Xenia Merle L Denney Muncie Ind J and Eva Kuester Indianapolis nd
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Edward M. Osborne, Jr
Nsouth
Allie McKinney
South 17Th
Ilam
Robert Chapman
RFD
Lucille Alice Wyciscalla
Harry Daniels
Romine Townsship
Marion County
Jacqueline Scott
Bluford
Everett Peeples
South
Pete
Ruth McCoy
East St. Uis
Ernest Lester Hays
Xenile
Land
Martha Pleimann
Iuka
Frederick E. Bennett
Willma
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Mt. V. High School
Airport News
Beautrice
Nation
Jense
West Frankfort
Herman Bohn
Kay
Minnie Behn
Linda
Behn
Shirley
U.S
Johnson
Insurance Agency
Ill
Anil
Tyahp Fleetwin
Fwinmude Sales & Service
DeWitt Maxey Motor Vo
South 10Th Street
Duke of Leinster
Dublin
Poice Court
Nor- Neemah
Tess
Texas Gulf Coast
Texas City
Avery Street
Houstonn Angelo
East Texas
San Antonio
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Oas
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Mississippi
Great Lakes
Setrar
Minnesota
Moline
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Healls
Shrine
Vandalla
Scott Air
H. A. Dewitt
Virgil T. Bailey
Joseph A. Dull
Harry A. Dewitt
Allan M. Dulaney
Calvin Kirk
Herbert
POR Police Magistrate
Cassel Richardson
J. R. Thomas
Robert M. Krebs
Howard W. Phillips
Lee Robinson
Sid Caesar
Mt. V
Cook
Cook’s Paints
West Side Square
Coats
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