Deaths J L Rubenacker Rites Tomorrow At Dahlgren
John L. Rubenacker 78, retired farmer of Dahlgren, died Sunday at 3:00 p m from a heart attack. Funeral 9:30 a m Wednesday at St Johns Catholic Church Dahlgren with Rev Heather Mannard Dunn officiating. Burial in St Johns Cemetery. Survived by wife Dora Fry two sons Oscar McLeansboro and Lawrence Dahlgren two daughters Irene Pringale St Louis and Hallie Holzinger Pesatum 17 grandchildren two great grandchildren and two brothers Charles McLear Pius Piopolis.
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John L. Rubenacker
St. John's Catholic Church
Dahlen
Heather Mannard Dunn
St. John's Cemetery
Mr. Rubenacker
Dahlgren
Gholson
Rubenacher
Albert Rubenacher
Dora Fry
Oscar
McLeansboro
Lawrence
Irene Pringale
St. Louis
Frank Fairchild Dies at 51 in Mt Vernon Area
Frank Fairchild of 1113 South 15th Street died at Jefferson Memorial Hospital at 10 a.m. Monday at age 51 years three months and four days. He operated a garage and used car lot. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Pulley Funeral Home with Rev. George H. Shelton presiding. burial in Bethel Memorial Cemetery. Survived by wife Florence Aldag and his mother Mary Fairchild. three brothers Edward Arch and Walter. two sisters Bertha Bravard and Sarah Bravard. His father and two siblings preceded him in death.
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Frank Fairchild
South 15Th Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Fairchild
Pulley Funeral Home
George H. Shelton
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Fairchild
Grass Fire Controlled by RFD 4 Near Meadowbrook Addition
The rural fire department was called out at 11 30 a m yesterday to the home of Danny Smith RFD 4 in Meadowbrook Addition. It was a grass fire with no damage.
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Danny Smith
RFD 4
Meadowbrook
Births J Murray Carnahan adopts son James Casey
Mr and Mrs J Murray Carnahan of Reseda California welcomed a son by adoption on March 7 weighing six pounds eight ounces named James Casey. Grandparents are J Pierson Carnahan Walter P Whitlock. Mr and Mrs Maxey Case of Bluford announce their daughter Darla Ann born in Good Samaritan Hospital at 10 48 last night weighing seven pounds five and one half ounces.
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J. Murray Carnahan
Reseda
Calif
James Casey
Carnahans
J. Pierson Carnahan
Walter P. Whitlock
Maxey Case
RFD
Bluford
Good Samaritan Hospital
Darla Ann
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital Notes lists admissions at Jefferson Memorial including Frank Fairchild James O Riley Evelyn Molenkamp Richard Jones and Reverend Sam McCoy. Good Samaritan admits many patients and staff names such as Mrs Fair Baldridge Mrs Blanche Brown Paul Jones Allan Dulaney and others. Discharges include Mrs Ruby Panzier Joseph Ceglinski Richard Long and Elizabeth Kile among others.
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Jefferson Memorial
Frank Fairchild
James O. Riley
Evelyn Molenkamp
Richard Jones
Sam McCoy
Good Samaritan
Fair Baldridge
Blanche Brown
Paul Jones
Allan Dulaney
Bessie Bennett
Maron Hayes
Hattie Green
Gaynel Scherer
Alonzo Keef
Donna Marie Donoho
Ed Smail
Ruby Panzier
Joseph Ceglinski
Richard Long
Betty Bell
Mary H. MacWherter
Elizabeth Kile
Varnell Rebekah Lodge to mark 65th anniversary
Varnell Rebekah Lodge No 296 will hold a regular session in the I O O F hall on Thursday evening March 22 at 7 30. The meeting commemorates the lodge's 65th anniversary with attendance urged and visiting Rebekahs welcome. Candace Dougherty, W H P Lois Dustin, W S report White Shrine of Jerusalem to elect officers at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple.
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Varnell Rebekah Lodge
Varnell Rebekah Lodge No
Varnell Lodge
Rebekahs
Vera Simmons
N. G
Naomi R. Bogan
White Shrine of Jerusalem
White Shrine of
Rioting Turks Loot Greek Stores in Nicosia Chaos
In Nicosia Turkish Cypriot youths storm Greek shops after reports of Greek attacks in Vasilia. Police used tear gas but mobs of about 500 reformed near St Sophia mosque, clashed with Greek Cypriots, beat a photographer, and drew reactions from Turkish leader Fazil Kucuk. British troops ringed the Turkish quarter as Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots clash deepen.
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Associated Press
Nicosia
Cyprus
Vasilia
Konak Square
St. Sophia
Ahmed Zaim
Zaim
London
New York
Greece
Fazil Kucuk
Malenkov states Stalin rise impossible in Russia
Former Soviet premier Georgi M. Malenkov told British MPs at a London dinner that the Kremlin has cleaned up Russia and a Stalin dictatorship can never rise again. He said collective leadership is established with dissent allowed outside it, and he indicated disfavor toward Stalin.
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Associated Press
London
Georgi M. Malenkov
Kremlin
Russia
Malenkov
Labor
Richard Crossman
Sidney Silverman
Stalin
Silverman
New Lebanon Cabinet Formed After Five Day Crisis
Lebanon premier Abdullah al Yafi formed a new cabinet Monday night ending a five day government crisis sparked by Rashid Karami's resignation. In New Mexico White Sands hosts white mice while lava beds nearby harbor wholly black specimens. India window oyster shells are so translucent they can be used as window glass.
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Associated Press Betrut
Lebanon
Abdullah al Yafi
Rashid Karami
White Sands
New Mexico
India
Sentence Negro Brothers Who Beat White Student
An all white Circuit Court jury in Tuscaloosa convict ed two Negro brothers of beating a University of Alabama student but sparing them a heavy prison term. Arthur Washington and John Washington were fined 500 and sentenced to six months in jail for assault and battery after the mob action linked to Autherine Lucey’s expulsion.
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Associated Press
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Arthur Washington
John Washington
Autherine Lucey
Washingtons
Samuel Perrin Taylor
Miss Lucy
Olin Zeanah
Arthur
Taylor
Lucy
Region urged to play up assets for industry growth
Stratton urged area leaders to emphasize assets at a regional session. Cairo mayor Dr. Paul Bauer touted location on two rivers, four railroads and six highways with ample power. Kinmundy and others cited good transport and labor, while Cobden mourned a 20 percent population loss since 1950 and sought state aid, road improvements, and market research. The meeting, hosted by SIU and Illinois Division agencies, drew delegates from many towns including Belleville, Carbondale, Metropolis, and Marion.
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Cairo
Paul Bauer
Kinmundy
S. Gerhaus
Metropolis
Joppa
Cobden
J. H. Wilkins
University of Illinois
Giant City Park
Bald Knob
SIU
Southern Illinois, Inc
Illinois Division of Industrial Planning and Development
Belleville
Shelbyville
Benton
Marion
Sparta
Mount Vernon
McLeansboro
Eldorado
DuQuoin
Carlyle
Flora
Mounds
Colterville
Red Bud
Marissa
Grand Tower
Rossclare
Pinckneyville
Fairfield
Salem
Harrisburg
Anna
Carbondale
Carrier Mills
Lawrenceville
Ava
Vandalia
Tilden
Johnston City
Norris City
New Athens
Lebanon
Gillespie
West Frankfort
Murphysboro
Chester
Curfew in Atlanta Targets Juvenile Delinquency
Atlanta police imposed a midnight curfew for residents under 18 after a Fulton County grand jury investigation and aldermanic police committee review. Police Chief Herbert Jenkins announced the order to curb youth problems and reduce delinquency.
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Atlanta
Herbert Jenkins
Fulton County Grand Jury
Aldermanic Police Committee
Ada Schrum Fined For Failure To Yield Rights Of Way
Ada Mae Schrum was fined 85 dollars plus costs by Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney on the charge of failure to yield the right of way.
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Ada Mae Schrum
Allan Dulaney
Four Young Men Plead Guilty in Waltonville Area Burglary
Four young men from Waltonville and nearby towns pleaded guilty in circuit court to burglary charges. They received two years probation with conditions including six months at Van Dalin state farm for Newbury and 39 days in county jail plus sheriffs work for the others. They must make restitution. Billy Gene Newbury, 29, of Waltonville, waived grand jury indictment. arraignment set for next Monday.
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Bonby
Leroy Newbury
Lesser
Edward F. Wilson
Jackie Bill Harris
Leroy Hall
Waltonville
B. W. Eovaldi
Newbury
Vandalia
Waltonville- Scheller-Lesser
Billy Gene Newbury
Waltonsville
Riot in Germany over Stalin photo removal sparks clashes
In East Germany a large Stalin portrait at Finsterwalde headquarters was removed amid Moscow pressure, triggering a scuffle between Communist party members. West Berlin groups say Stalin pictures were also taken from Potsdam schools as rioting continued for hours. The report notes anti Communist activity and mentions animal fur changes in winter and Latin American republics having republican governments.
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West Berlin
Stalin
Potsdam
Berlin
17 Mile Parachute Jump Proposal By Air Force
Washington reports the Air Force plans a 17 mile or higher balloon bailout over the New Mexico desert late next fall. Three officers discussed Project Explorer aiming to develop safe equipment for high altitude bailouts up to 90,000 feet. Col Arthur Henderson noted the jumps would test procedures for fast aircraft evacuations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
New Mexico
Éany
Arthur Henderson
Aero Medical Laboratory
Dayton
Ohio
Westinghouse Peace Near Ends Walkout Standoff
The union negotiating committee reached a secret compromise proposal after 156 days of the Westinghouse strike. Optimism rose that the International Union of Electrical Workers would accept the plan and end the walkout, the longest major strike in over two decades. The 14-man committee worked 19 hours and drafted a report for an afternoon IWE Westinghouse Conference Board meeting, signaling possible disagreement among negotiators.
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Associated Press
Washington
Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
IWE Westinghouse Conference Board
Cellar Door Is Sled For Stork
New Bedford Massachusetts a 25 year old mother of nine waits for her 10th child at St Luke’s Hospital as state troopers Thomas Hibbert and Edward Gillis brave 8 foot snow drifts. They improvised a sled from a cellar door to pull her to the car and endure a two and a half hour Blizzard ambulance run through the raging storm.
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New Bedford
Mass
St. Luke's Hospital
Donald Platt
Dartmouth
Thomas Hibbert
Edward Gillis
Oldest regular actress Adeline Reynolds recalls Civil War era days
Adeline de Walt Reynolds recalls growing up on a Cedar Rapids farm during the Civil War era and still acts at 93. She went to night school for Spanish, pursued film roles including The 10 Commandments, and began acting publicly at 77 after a long early life in Berkeley and San Francisco.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Adeline de Walt Reynolds
California
Israel
Red Sea
Mount Vernon council censures mayor over meddling and abuse
Mt. Vernon council passes a resolution charging Mayor Buford with obstructing police reorganization and misusing city resources. The measure accuses him of meddling in municipal affairs, ordering staffing actions, and acting against city rules, prompting calls for removal or resignation and city manager control.
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Fire and Police Commission
Civil Service Rules
R. Buford
Illinois
Mt. Vernon
O. R. Buford
Buford
Campbell
Ansorge
al Angorge
Vernon
Mateer
Scouts Move First Aid Meet To April 9
Mt Vernon Scout leaders announced the district First Aid meet is moved from March 29 to April 9 to avoid a religious holiday. The event tests patrols in patient care hypotheticals with scoring for analysis, treatment and sportsmanship.
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Boy Scout
Mt. Vernon
Mt. V Eighth Graders To Get High School Preview
Eighth graders will preview Mt. Vernon Township High School this Friday. They ride the same buses as older siblings and bring only a pencil for a half day. Students will take tests and tour the buildings, then select next year’s subjects. Faculty and student council will guide them and return trips will occur before noon.
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Mt. Vernon Township High School
Hoover Says Communists Plan Four to Six Month Anti-Red Crusade
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned the U S Communist party intends an intensive four to six month campaign to undermine anti Red legislation The plan includes more open activity legal tactics and employing top counsel Hoover cited a more favorable political mood after last July summit and said tactics would come through front groups and liberal organizations He put the party hard core at about 20289 members with about 11000 in New York and 3022 in California.
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Associated Press
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
Communist Party
Hoover
House
New York State
California
Nine Tax Suits Filed in County Court
Assistant States Attorney Milton Ecker filed nine suits to collect delinquent taxes. Names include Laurence Bassett for 10.97. Hi. Hi. Austin Jr. for 300.74. Luther Beppler for 13.94. Clifton Barner for 56.13. Carlos A. Bolen for 38.02. Mevin Abrams for 18.46. Lord Bradford for 17.88. Miuse red Buhe for 22.92. Frank Firion for 40.31, covering various years from 1930s to 1950s.
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Milton Ecker
Laurence Bassett
Hi. Hi. Austin Jr
Luther Beppler
Clifton Barner
Carlos A. Bolen
Mevin Abrams
Lord Bradford
Miuséred Buhe
Frank Firion
Trade deal OKd for galv iron plate to Red China
Tokyo based Keimei Koeki Trading Co reports approval to ship 10 000 tons of galvanized iron plate to Red China in exchange for 400 000 tons of coal. Separate note cites US cleanup costs of 30 million annually due to litter along highways and parks. Also mentions 18 calories per spoonful of sugar.
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Associated Proas
Tokyo
Keimei Koeki Trading Co
Red
China
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