Stanley Glazik of Ashley Dies at 36
Stanley Glazik of Ashley dies at age 36 in a St. Louis hospital after a World War II veteran, he was married to Florence Czerniewski and survived by daughter Paulette and mother Mrs Walter Glazik. Funeral services at St Michael Catholic Ra dora with burial in St Charles cemetery DuBois. Rosary tonight and calling hours begin Friday at Kringer Funeral Home.
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Stanley Glazik
Ashley
Jourenay
St. Louis Hospital
Gérvides
St. Michaels Catholic
Radora
John Trepka
St. Charles
DuBois
Kringer
Bringer Funeral
Ashler
Glazik
Walter
Monica (Balczerovich) Glazik
Florence Czerniewski
Paulette Glazik
Walter Glazik
American Legion Post 110
Nashville, Sr
Radom
Jerry Bridges Former Resident Dies in Montana
Word has been received of the death of Jerry Bridges, former Mr. Vernon resident who lived in Wolf Point, Montana. He had been a rancher for 200 years. Survived by his wife Lillian Short, two children, six grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday in Wolf Point.
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Jerry Bridges
Vernon
Wolf Point
Montana
Bridges
Mettie and
Green Bridges
Fannie Smith
Opdyke, Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Lillian Short
Next Move on Laos Up to Russia
President Kennedy outlines U S aims on Laos seeking a neutral independent Laos free of domination with no outside power. He supports international negotiations and British-Soviet talks for a prompt end to fighting and a path back to neutrality, while signaling readiness to act if aggression continues.
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Comrmununist
Pathet Lao
United States
Laos
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United Nations
Hong Kong
Jobless Pay Bill Signed By Kennedy Contained Text
The article outlines the jobless pay bill signed by Kennedy, noting changes favoring some employers with stable employment records. It explains Treasury advances to states to be repaid from a 4 percent nationwide payroll tax. It mentions a minority of workers likely to gain more than their tax burden and lists Michigan New York Pennsylvania Kentucky New Jersey and West Virginia as affected states.
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Treasury
Michigan
New York
Penn-' Ana
Kentucky
Low ‘Jersey
West Virginia
Chiesa
Reported Thefts And Vandalism In Local Area
Police were told of several thefts and vandalism incidents yesterday and last night. Violet Rich of 08 North Street reported her purse stolen at Morgan's Florist Shop on North Ninth Street, containing more than $10. A Swift & Co. truck reported missing 2 gallons of gasoline. Cleo Campbell of 1203 South 16th Street said two fender skirts were stolen from her car. Burrell Phillips of 608 Main reported vandalism to his car in the home carport, including a broken radio, aerial, windshield wipers, and flat tires.
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Violet Rich
North Street
Morgan's
North Ninth Street
Swift & Co
Cleo Campbell
South 16Th Street
Burrell Phillips
Main
South Illinois Realtors Meet at Marion Motel
The Egyptian Board of Realtors met this week at the Marion Motel in Marion Illinois with A Harold Williams of Mt Vernon presiding. Realtors from Salon to Cairo attended to hear J Paul Allen of Centralia discuss expert appraisals. Seven new members were accepted.
Market hog prices fall on focal live stock market
Prices paid on the focal live stock market were down today by a few points. The top quote reached 17.00 for hogs weighing 190 to 210 pounds, sows traded around 15.75 for 300 pounds, and boars ranged from 10.50 to 11.50.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon market notes quoted prices for wheat at 1.88 soybeans 2.93 and corn 1.03 this afternoon reflecting local grain values with no further details on buyers sellers or trades.
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Mt. Vernon
Livestock prices at National Stockyards Illinois cattle hogs and sheep
USDA cattle hog and sheep quotes from National Stockyards Illinois show hogs totaling 8300 head with varied grades and weights from 180 to 290 pounds, prices ranging from 11.00 to 17.75 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves: standard steers around 19.00, cows 14.00 to 18.00, good vealers 29.00 to 37.00, stock steers 23.50 to 24.50, slaughter calves 21.00 to 26.00. Sheep: good lambs 16.50 to 17.50, wooled pelts 16.30, utilty and good lambs 13.50 to 16.00, ewes 6.00 to 8.00.
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National Stockyards
Ill
USDA
Chicago Butter and Egg Prices Steady on CME Market
Chicago merchants report butter prices steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged. Egg prices show weakness with grade A whites at 33 cents for 70 percent of better quality, mixed at 32, mediums 31, and dirties 29. Egg grades 92A to 89C listed with varied cents. Car prices for graded meats noted at 58 to 59 cents.
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Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Market report from St Louis on egg and poultry prices
St Louis AP market notes list wholesale eggs by grade and size with large extras at 60-79 cents per dozen for grade A, 31-32, 40-59 percent A 30-31, Hens heavy at 23 cents. Other poultry prices unchanged.
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St, Louis
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady to Slightly Lower
Chicago wholesale live poultry prices hold steady to one cent lower across the board. Roasters range 26 to 27 14 per pound as buyers report cautious demand and stable market conditions in AP USDA data.
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Chicago Poultry
Chicago
USDA
Cash grain market report from Chicago shows mixed bids
In Chicago cash grain, wheat and oats sales were absent. Corn No 4 yellow, soybeans No 1 yellow priced at 3.0613. Soybean oil 19% g n. Barley making choice 1.10 to 1.20 n, feed 93 to 1.00 n.
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Chicago
Wall Street Dives as Laos Crisis Raises Caution
Wall Street ended mixed as Laos crisis fears cooled activity. Volume for the day was about 4.4 million shares, with several big names moving fractions to several points. American Home Products rose around 3 percent, Sterling Drug gained over 2, and Lionel climbed over 1, while Zenith slipped about 2 and Republic Aviation fell 2. Lockheed and General Dynamics firmed about 1, United Aircraft slipped 1, and Revillon dropped around 3. DuPont and Goodrich also fell more than 1. Bonds remained steady and trading was moderate.
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New York
Sterling Drug
Lionel
Enith
Republic Aviation
Lockheed
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Revion
Goodrich
DuPont
U.S
Kennedy Pledges Action Over Negro Accommodations At Civil War Centenary
President Kennedy said the Civil War Centennial Commission must not allow racial discrimination in hotels and meeting spaces in the South. He plans to discuss options with Gen. U S Grant III to uphold equal facilities, while noting the commission receives federal funds. The remarks followed a New Jersey unit’s denial of a room for a planning meeting, prompting boycotts by New Jersey, New York and Illinois groups. Kennedy also touted a strong federal order against contractor and government hiring discrimination and urged Congress to advance the minimum wage and five-year foreign aid program.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
South
United States
U. S. Grant III
Commission
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Centennial Group
New Jersey Centennial Group
Charleston, D. C
New Jersey
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions
Admitted patients at Jefferson Memorial include Mrs Elizabeth Dalton Hays of Edgewood and several others listed by first and last names. Good Samaritan records numerous admissions and discharges, with care continuing for patients such as Dorothy Bramitt Ralph Kell Mary Armentrout and many more. Discharges include Rawleigh Shields Larry Tate Diana Ferguson Barbara Tate and Lillie Williams among others.
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Jefferson Memorial
Elizabeth Dalton Hays
Edgewood
Nacomi Ruth Rollinson
Kell
Shirley Ruth Bliffen
Good Samaritan
Dorothy Marie Bramitt
Ralph G. Kell
Mary Margaret Armentrout
John Odjan Clark
John Walter Bravard
Louella Sherrell
Phyllis Ann Lane
Millie Marie Ahrens
Nicky Lee Mester
David Augustus
Jadeane Mestel
Joneth Ann Bachemon
Marcus Lynn Machemin
James Edward Bachemion
Jjr
Clarissa Rose Kitowski
Betty Rector
Nancy Lynn Me‘Cartney
Paul Dickey
Rawleigh Bryan Shields
Larry Dean Tate
Diana Jean Ferguson
Barbara Jean Tate
Lillie Pearl Williams
Robert Lee Reu
Norma Jean Kittinger
Earl Herbert Dare, Jr
Audrey Gold
Dorothy Kay Bullock
Helen Irene Hartley
Births Reported for Gary Alfred O'Bryant and Winemiller Son
Sgt and Mrs L P O'Bryant of Fort Sill Okla announce a son born March 4 at the Army Hospital weighing five pounds eight ounces named Gary Alfred. Grandparents Cleatus Rector Mrs Dale Hunt of Mr Vernon and Robert O'Bryant of Tacoma Wash noted. Mr and Mrs Frederick Leroy Winemiller of Dahlgren report a son born at 9 47 this morning in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces.
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L. P. O’bryant
Fort Sil
Okla
Army Hospital
Gary Alfred
Cleatus Rector
Dale Hunt
Vernon
Robert O'Bryant
Tacoma
Wash
Frederick Leroy Winemiller
Dahlgren
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mt Vernon Lodge 31 A F and A M special meeting called
Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 A F and A M announces a special meeting on March 24 at 7 30 p m to work in the third degree with Gilbert Harlow W M and James Apgar secretary noted. In Des Moines Charles B Ford 43 of Decatur named planning director for the City Plan and Zoning Commission and will begin around May 1 at $14700 yearly.
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A. M
Mt. Vernon
A. F
Gilbert Harlow
James Apgar
City Planne Des Moines
Charles B. Ford
Decatur
Des Moines
Record two thirds of major industrial areas with high unemployment
Washington AP reports a government study showing 25 more areas added to the list of distressed labor markets, bringing substantial unemployment to two thirds of major industrial regions. Cities include Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Milwaukee San Francisco Oakland Seattle Syracuse New Orleans Miami and Boston.
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W.ting
Kennedy
Congress
Goldberg
Fresno
San Jose
Stockton
Calif
New Haven
Associated Press
Himh Low
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
lJuneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Anid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Death Penalty Deliberations In Finch Tregoff Case
Los Angeles jurors in the Finch Tregoff murder case deliberate after viewing a .38 pistol used in the third Finch trial. The state accuses Dr. R Bernard Finch and Caray Tregoff of a planned killing of Mrs. Finch. the defense contends an accidental shooting. Jurors, mostly women, previously deadlocked twice and are kept under guard at night.
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Los Angeles
Hall of Justice
R. Bernard Finch
Caray Tregoff
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Dr. Finch
Harrell faces suit over tax, politics, and school defiance
The Clay County man, once a statewide anti communist rally organizer, filed suit against 28 residents for 250000 in damages, alleging petitions demanded mental treatment. He claims tax avoidance, owns property across Illinois and oil wells in Indiana, and vows to keep his private school despite compulsory education fines.
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Clay County
Harrell
Ilinois
Indiana
U.S
Louisville
Louisville Woman Injured In Dupo Crash
Mrs Denis Porter, 26, of Louisville, and her husband Thomas Porter, 27, were seriously injured Thursday in a two vehicle crash on Tinies near Dupo according to Illinois State Police. The car reportedly skidded off the highway after losing control.
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Dupo, Ul
Denis
Jean Porter
Louisville
Thomas
TiHnels
Dupo Trinolg State
Porter
Salem to Get Bryan Statue
Washington AP Stewart Udall agreed to send a statue of William Jennings Bryan to his native city Salem. The statue had stood in Rock Creek Parkway near the Lincoln Memorial since 1934 and was moved last summer for Potomac River bridge construction, then stored.
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Washington
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Salem
Paul H. Douglas
Stodi
Rock Creek Parkway
Lincoln Memorial
Potomac River
60 Gifts Her- For Goodwill In Mt Vernon Visit
During its Mt Vernon visit the Goodwill truck collected 60 bags of clothing and household items from 53 homes. The items will aid Goodwill Industries in employing and rehabilitating over 499 handicapped men and women. The next collection is planned in about 90 days.
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Mt. Vernon
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
National debt expected to hit record by June 30
Administration officials say the national debt will reach about 287 billion by June 30, surpassing the prior year’s record and marking a mid year peak. Projections for 1962 put the debt near 290 billion with 1961 receipts around 78.5 billion and outlays about 30.7 billion, near Eisenhower estimates.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
Newcomers Open Drive For Funds On April 1
The American Cancer Society Crusade opens April 1 in Jefferson County with the family theme Guard Your Family Fight Cancer With a Checkup and a Check. Mrs. Walter Reid, crusade chairman, urges Newcomers Autins of Mt. Vernon to promote education and fund raising, stressing regular health checkups for early cancer detection and support for research by volunteers door to door. Mrs. Reid, a cancer survivor, leads efforts despite a recent fall that temporarily impaired her mobility.
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American Cancer Society
Walter Reid
Jefferson County
Reid
Old Home Week in Racine Jail
Chicago AP reports a lively scene at the Racine Avenue lockup as Kenneth Webster is questioned about a coin box theft. He spots a familiar face in his cell and calls out to Kaiser Webster, his father, who was jailed earlier on a domestic quarrel complaint.
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Chicago
Racine Avenue
Alee
Kenneth Webster
Kenneth
Liva
Ava plan faces $160000 sewer project in Jackson County
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration grants an interest free loan of 2400 dollars to Ava TL to aid in planning a municipal sewerage system estimated at 160000 dollars. Ava TL is located in Jackson County.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Ava
Jackson County
Tudor Way 4-5 Choice On Saturday
Babu may challenge Tudor Way in the $109,000-added Campbell Handicap at Bowie. The Chilean-bred colt ran seven furlongs in 1 25 1 4 and a mile in 1 40 after an extended vacation, with Tudor Way and Don Poggio among the favorites in the 16 horse field for the mile and a sixteenth race.
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Bowie, Md
William
Parkee
Babu
Tudor Way
John BE
Campbell
Bowie
Baby
Gulfstream
Frank Robertson
Charley Osley
Beauvallon
Don Poggio
Argentina
Tudor Wey
Edward Seinfield
Don Rickles
Emil Dolce
Jamie Boy
Ada L. Rice
Sidney M. Barton
Cain Hoy
All
Fantus Company seeks Mt. Vernon letters on town problems
The Fantus Company conducts an economic survey of Mt. Vernon and asks residents to write about major problems and suggested solutions. Letters will be kept confidential. Berliant and Reisler cite local interviews and aim to guide industrial attraction.
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Fantus Co
Mt. Vernon
R. R. Berliant
Fantus Company
Prudential Plaza
Chicago 1
Illinois
Berliant
R. M. Reisler
Fantus Consultants
Fantus
Weather warms for weekend across Illinois
Damp conditions that covered Illinois since spring began Monday showed signs of breaking up today with expectations of a sunny mild weekend. Overnight lows ranged from 35 at Belleville to 40 at Rantoul, and highs Thursday were 40 to 43 at Peoria Belleville and Springfield. The five day forecast calls for temperatures near normal in the north to 5 degrees above normal in the south.
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Illinois
Belleville
Rantoul
Peoria
Springfield
Shipley Sits With President JFK at White House
Congressman George E Shipley of this district met with President Kennedy at the White House on Tuesday March 21 for one hour. They discussed the economic situation unemployment farmer and small business concerns in Shipley district. The president assured special consideration for areas with high unemployment.
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George E., Shipley
Kennedy
White House
Shipley
Congress
What Happens Next Is Up To Russia Wiley
Senator Alexander Wiley said US actions in the Laos crisis depend on what the Kremlin does in the next 48 hours. After a Foreign Relations hearing he appeared to hint at sending troops, then denied it, saying reporters misheard. He noted India may also send troops, but his post session remarks were unclear.
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Russia
Wiley
Washington
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
United States
Laos
Kremlin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
India
Africa
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Willey
Justice Fulton Dies at 86 in Sycamore Hospital
William J. Fulton, a retired Illinois Supreme Court justice, died today in a Sycamore hospital room he had shared with his wife until her death two months ago. He was 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore, Ill
William J. Fulton
Iinois Supreme Court
Swine Day at Mt Vernon March 29
Hog producers from southern Illinois will attend Swine Day at Mt Vernon township high school auditorium next Wednesday March 29 beginning at 9 00 a m. Illinois University specialists will cover high moisture corn calcium content of corn soybean meal fortified ration and molasses value. Afternoon topics include housing design hormones artificial insemination and hog health in southern Illinois. 4 H Club helpers will serve noon lunch. program ends at 3 p m.
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Finois
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Township High School
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Don Lee
Ineul University of Ilinois
D. G. Jedele
University of Ilinois
Department of Agricultural Engineering
P. J. Dziuk
J. R. Pickard
Franklin County
University TH Nojs Extension
Miinois
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Racine
By Gordon Beard
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Fantas Company
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Rockford
Vandalia
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Mt. V
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Granada Theatre
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