Deaths Mrs Myrtle Capp 73 Route 1 Mt Vernon
Mrs Myrtle Capp 73 of Route 1 Mt Vernon died at 7 20 p m Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services are set for 2 00 p m Wednesday at Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev Grant Hawkins officiating Burial will follow in Memorial Gardens Mausoleum Body lies in state at Pulley Funeral Home after 2 00 p m Tuesday Survived by husband Clyde Capp son Paul Edward Capp two daughters Dorothy Sharpe and Doris Coon six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also survives two brothers Shorty Dare and Herbert Dare Mrs Capp affiliated with Long Prairie Christian church and VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
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Myrtle Capp
Route 1
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pulley Funeral Chapel
Grant Hawkins
Memorial Gardens Mausoleum
Pulley Funeral Home
Capp
Jefferson County
Newton
Lora Jane
Elliston) Dare
Evansville
Ind
Clyde Capp
Paul Edward Capp
Kissimmee
Fla
Dorothy Sharpe
Jack
Doris) Coon
Springfield
Shorty Dare
Herbert Dare
Long Prairie Christian Church
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Samuel Lane Dies At Age 71
Samuel Lane, 71, of 121 Op dyke Ave, died at 8 15 A M today at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral arrangements are in complete. The body is at Osborn Funeral Home in Dix.
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Samuel Lane
Opdyke Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Osborn Funeral Home
Dix
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted and Discharged
The Jefferson Memorial lists admissions including Richard Jesop Fairfield and Donna Jean Bailey Cisne. Discharges include Donald D. McBride 1818 Conger and Charles Cravens Dahlgren. Some entries mention Good Samaritas Arthur Hofer Hickory Grove Manor and Evelyn Osborn 1304 Wescott among others.
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Richard Jesop
Fairfield
Donna Jean Bailey
Cisne
Donald D. McBride
Arthur Hofer
Hickory Grove Manor
Ezra Herbert
Turner
Rhonda Green
Mt. Vernon
James Barker
Opdyke
Alma Dooley
Lowery Nursing Home
Jeffery Taylor
Lamar
Evelyn Osborn
Wescott
Ronald Shurtz
Waltonville
Daisy Taylor
South 9Th
Mary J. Hanagan
Isabella
Sarah Mullinax
Jack Newlander
Salem
Maurice Williams
Bonnie
Sadie Coates
Casey
Phyllis Bryant
Cherry
William Wilson
Edward Mudler
Dubois
Mary Alice Brown
Kathleen Venzin
Shirley Williams
Lieben
Edith Wooden
Liebengood
Kelli Dawn Flora
North K
Alice
Mitchell
Dahlgren
Harry Stamper
Webster Hill Estates
Cora Johnson
Paul Whitfield
Alpha Gentles
Linnview
Camaline Foster
Airport Road
James Upchurch
Mt.Vernon
Judy Schurtz
Mary Alishia
Lorena Meridith
Odin
Ora Robertson
Angelina Rapp
Belle Rive
Jack Greenwood
Mulkeytown
Edna Thierry
South 2Nd
Martha Wiggins
Daniel
Karen McKenzie
W. Adams
Susie Norman
Forest
Delores Todd
Bell
Ara McCraw
Broadway
Samuel Braddock
Bruford
Carlos Tolley
Johnson
James Dubois
South 13Th
Circuit Court Fines Levyed in Benton Area
Circuit court fines listed include Charles W. Cremons of Benton fined 10 for overwidth load violation. Robert C. DeBaun of 1309 Jones fined 15 on speeding. Jackie L. Braddy of Route 1 appears in the same notice with a charge noted.
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Charles W. Cremeons
Benton
Robert C. DeBaun
Jones
Jackie L. Braddy
Route 1
End Tax Exemption On Church Business
Two major church groups urged Congress to end the tax exemption for church owned businesses. The National Council of Churches and the US Catholic Conference cited potential competitive advantages for taxpaying firms and aligned with the Nixon administration and Mills on tax reform. Catholic sources named Loyola University WWL and WBAY as affected, while NCC spokesman Bruno Kroker said many Protestant church owned businesses could be affected.
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Washington
Congress
National Council of Churches
United States Catholic Conference
Wilbur Mills
D-Ar
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mill
Christian Brothers Wines Corporation
California
Loyola University
WWL
New Orleans
Norbertine Fathers
Wbay-Tv
Green Bay
Wis
Bruno Kroker
Council
West Virginia congressman accuses UMWA leaders of special retirement fund
Rep. Ken Hechler told Raleigh County Disabled Miners and Widows Association that top United Mine Workers officials bypassed IRS rules by creating a three-person special retirement fund. He claimed $1.5 million moved from the union treasury to the National Bank of Washington finances the plan granting $40,000 to $50,000 yearly for life to President W. A. Boyle, VP George Titler, and Sec. treasurer John Owens. He urged capping Boyle’s pension at the miners’ typical $1,380 yearly.
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Beckley
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Reet
Ken Hechler
Raleigh County
Disabled Miners and Widows Association
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
UMW
Hechler
W.A. Boyle
George Titler
John Owens
UMW Treasury
Million Pass Husain In New Delhi in State Funeral
Police used steel tipped canes to hold back crowds as nearly a million filed past the body of President Zakir Husain laid in state in the presidential palace. Another million marched the eight mile route to Jamia Milia University where he helped found the institution and served as vice chancellor for 22 years. Inside the Dubai Hall Kosygin placed a wreath of roses beside the body.
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New Delhi
Zakir Husain
Jamia Millia University
Hasan
Dubai Hall
Alexei Kosygin
Mt Vernon Hog Market Report
Prices for No 1 and No 2 meat type hogs at 210 to 230 lb stood 20.50 and 21.25 with markets down 50 cents until 12 30 p m today Sows ranged 15.00 and 18.00 Boars 12.00 and 13.00 After 12 30 p m prices will be based on next day’s figures.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Shot In Mt Vernon Morning
Mt Vernon traders received morning quotes for agricultural commodities. Wheat sold at 1.20 per bushel Soybeans at 2.56 per bushel and corn at 1.20 per bushel.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago AP Market notes from CME include butter scores 93 AA 67 percent 92 AA 67 percent 90 B 64 percent and 89 C 6014, cars 90 B 6544 89 C 62 percent, eggs grades A whites 33 mediums 28 standards 32 checks 2414 and overall quality indicators across dairy and transport items.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Egg Price Grades and Weights From St Louis Market
AP report from St Louis lists consumer egg grades with sizes and prices, including A large 29-33 and A medium 24-28, A small 18-22, B large 25-28, wholesale standards 24-26, pullet 18-20, graded large 28-30, hens heavy and light categories, and broilers/fryers priced 28.50-28.75.
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ST. Louis
Livestock prices at National Stockyards Tuesday
Estimates from National Stockyards show hogs 7,500 head and cattle 3,500 with calves 150 and sheep 200. Hogs mix ranges: 226 lb 22.10, 200-250 lb 21.25-22.00, sows 18.75-19.25. Cattle: prime steers 950-1,225 lb 33.25, choice 30.50-33.00, good and choice 28.00-31.50. heifers 29.00-31.00. cows 20.50-23.00. vealers 39.00-43.00. Sheep: spring lambs 32.00-33.00. ewes 7.00-9.00.
Grain price quotes from Chicago board markets
Chicago market notes list Wheat No 2 hard yellow at 1.3844, No 2 soft red 1.3344, Corn No 2 yellow 1.31 percent and No 5 yellow 1.20 percent, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 68, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.70, Soybean oil 8.85.
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Chicago
Wall Street edges higher on profit taking cautious rally
Wall Street extended gains in active trading as investors digested last week's rally. The Dow Jones industrial average reached 958.57 at noon, up 1.40, with the Associated Press average rising 0.6 to 339.6.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
U.S.S
British Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
Chicago College Shut By Students
CHICAGO AP Classes were cancelled again at the southeast campus of Chicago City College as faculty and administrators seek talks with student leaders to end recurring racial disturbances. Tensions between whites and Negroes have caused several incidents over the past two weeks.
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Chicago
Chicago City College
Theodore Powell
Ogilvie Appeals For Income Tax Support
Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie urged Illinois residents to back a proposed 4 percent state income tax in a 15 minute statewide broadcast. Democrats criticized the plan, saying it would create a surplus and fail to justify funds, while Ogilvie emphasized education as the top budget priority.
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Chicago
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Illinois
Ilinois
John Touhy
House
Thomas McGloon
Senate
School Problems Commission
Department of Mental Health
House of Representatives
Births in Cisne and Bluford greet new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Elman Bailey of Cisne are parents of a son born at 3 10 PM Sunday May 4 at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds 15 14 ounces and named Larry Woodrow. Mr and Mrs Archie Woods of 901 Cleveland are parents of a daughter born at 6 50 AM Monday May 5 at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing six pounds five ounces. Mr and Mrs Norman Thomason of Bluford are parents of a daughter born at 7 34 AM with weight six pounds 15 ounces.
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Elman Bailey
Cisne
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Larry Woodrow
Archie Woods
Cleveland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Norman Thomason
Bluford
Unemployment Rate Edges Up as Growth Slows
Washington AP. The nation's unemployment rate rose to 3.5 percent in April, up from March, with employment growth slowing. Unemployed numbered 2.5 million, a drop from March but below expectations. Nonfarm payrolls rose only 34,000 as total employment fell 441,000 to 77,079,000 and the civilian labor force grew to 79,621,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Asst
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Goldstein
Fortas Defends Wolfson Ties Amid Life Magazine Repor t
Fortas rejects claims of improper benefit from Wolfson and says he gave no legal services to Wolfson or family. Life magazine links a June 1966 visit to Wolfson’s Florida horse farm to a long feared SEC investigation. No evidence of Fortas being hired to fix cases. Rumors of resignation denied. White House press aide sees no stepping down.
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Fortas
Wolfson
Ocala
Fla
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wolfson-Fortas
Johnson
Earl Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
American University Law School
E. Whittington
Florida Leads In Orange And Grapefruit Production
Florida leads the nation in orange and grapefruit production, maintaining the top position among all states due to its large orchard base and favorable growing conditions. The state’s citrus industry supports regional economies and attracts processing facilities.
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Florida
Men Accused Of Lumber Theft In Johnston City
Two Johnston City men James Carroll and Virgil Borchett face more than 1000 dollars in lumber theft charges after a April 22 incident at Herbert Hyr e of Scheller home site. Three youths Lester Bain Bradley Atchison and Charles Hickey are charged with a separate April 24 theft from the Wimberly Store in Divide.
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Johnston City
Divide
Register-News
James Carroll
Virgil Borchett
Herbert Hyre
Scheller
Wimberly
Lester Bain
Bradley Atchison
Conger
Charles Hickey
Texico
US Helicopter Losses Mount in Vietnam War Report
The U,S, Command disclosed weekend helicopter losses totaling eleven Americans killed and six wounded, with five helicopters and one F100 fighter-bomber lost. Ground clashes near War Zone C left three North Vietnamese dead after American air support drove the attackers from bunkers.
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Stoarge
U.S
Saigon
U.S. 1St Calvary Division
Air National Guard
Zany Trans Atlantic Air Race Under Way
New York reports a wacky trans Atlantic air race of 1969 with entrants using diverse craft from ambulances to balloons. Lt. Paul Waterhouse piloted a Royal Navy Phantom jet across in 5 hours 4 minutes 25 seconds, claimed fastest transatlantic flight, with 26 minutes more for airport transit. Race backed by London Daily Mail offers 144000 in prizes, 390 entries in 21 categories, goal to cover distance from Empire State Building observation deck to Lemion's Post Officer Tower top.
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New York
Empire State Building
Lemion
Paul Waterhouse
Atlantic
London
Navy
London Daily Mail
Two Auto Crashes In Mt Vernon Leave Cars Damaged
Over the weekend two Mt Vernon accidents caused minor injuries and heavy damage. At 2 30 p m Saturday Mary J Chesley 20 of 2511 College and Vicki J Webb 16 of 13 Southeast Crescent collided at 10th and Broadway Webb cited for failure to yield and both cars suffered over 100 in damage. At 12 37 p m Saturday Horace A Harlow 80 of Route 6 and Wilma J Marlow 42 of 504 Cessna collided on South Fourth Street with Marlow’s car damaged over 100 and Harlow’s about 75 in damage.
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Mt. Vernon
Mary J. Chesley
College
Vicki J. Webb
Southeast Crescent
10Th and
Broadway
Vicki Webb
Horace A. Harlow
Route 6
Wilma J. Marlow
Cessna
South Fourth Street
Marlow
Harlow
Divorce Granted in Circuit Court Here
One divorce was granted in circuit court here in the case of Charles Robinson versus Lovell Erlene Robinson. The decree formalizes dissolution of the marriage with the court’s order finalizing the separation.
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Charles Robinson
Lovell
Erlene Robinson
Rocks Break Cafe Windows Vandalism Reported
Two vandalism incidents were reported to police yesterday. At 4 43 a m rocks were thrown through three windows at Jones Cafe located at 1195 South Ninth Street. At 2 28 p m vandalism damaged a storm door at a vacant house owned by R Victor Hagestad at 2109 Conger.
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Jones Cafe
South Ninth Street
R. Victor Hagestad
Conger
Cancer Benefit at Kell School
A musical variety show to raise funds for cancer will be held at Kell School on Friday May 9 starting at 5 30 p m with sandwiches pie soft drinks and coffee. Entertainment begins at 7 30 p m featuring the Christianates Bear Travis and the Country Squires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kell School
The
Cancer Fund
Christianates
Bear Travis
Country Squires
Jefferson Chapter 686 to Meet Tuesday Evening
A stated meeting of Jefferson Chapter No. 686 will be held Tuesday May 6 at 8:00 p.m. in the Masonic Temple at Op dyle. There will be invitation. Formal, Marguerite Piper, Sec. Aciine Dare, W.M.
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Jefferson Chapter C.E
Jefferson Chapter No
Masonic Temple
Opdyle
Marguerite Piper
Aciine Dare
W.M
Fire damages car at Park Plaza Shopping Center
Local firemen responded at 2 50 p m Saturday to a car fire at Park Plaza Shopping Center. The front seat of the car owned by Delva Davenport of 2800 Logan was heavily damaged. Cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Park Plaza
Delva Davenport
Logan
New Mt Vernon brochure showcases local industry and education
The Mt Vernon Chamber unveils a new brochure highlighting Dowzer Electric Inc centered content with four color pages on plant history and locations at 510 South First St Huntingdon Tenn and Fountain Place South industrial park. It features educational facilities Good Samaritan Hospital and Precision Engineering Co with plans to distribute to members free on call and to prospects nationwide for $1.50 for nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowzer Electric , Inc
Fountain Place South
510 South First St
Dowzer
Huntingdon
Tenn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Precision Engineering. Co
Chamber of Commerce
Main St
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Charles Cravens
Margaret McPherson
Circuit Court
Jim Adams
Husain
Mt. Vernon Grain
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Wall Street
Chicago College
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Hitler
Franz von Papen
Teft
Adolf Hitler
John Alcock
Arthur Whitten Brown
Newfoundland
Galway
Ireland
Thames River
Cooper Walker
Walker
Baltimore
Ben Garcia
East Brunswick
N.J
Flushing
Saint John
N.B
Iceland
Garcia
BBC
British Broadcasting Co
Ayers
Ruenat Seuss
Vernon
Bill
Bill. Kniffen
Voliene
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