Deaths Clarence W Moss 56 Cleve land Ohio veteran of World War II
Clarence W Moss 56 of Cleveland Ohio died Monday in a Cleveland hospital. Former Hamilton county resident born May 30 1908. Funeral plans incomplete. Survived by seven brothers and a sister. daughter in Chicago. WWII veteran. Body to Ina Funeral Home.
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Clarence W. Moss
Cleveland
Hamilton County
Ina
Mrr. Moss
Lawrence
Margie
Taylor) Moss
Mike Moss
Bonnie
John
Jess
Alonzo Moss
Battle Creek, Mich
Taylor Moss
Chicago
Marvin Moss
Rockford, Ill
Rosie Clinton
Inn
Mr. Moss
Eulalia Eswine Dies At 79 In Prairie County
Mrs Eulalia Eswine 79 of RFD 2 Dahlgren dies at 8 00 am Monday in St Joseph Hospital Breeze MN Funeral services set for 9 00 am Thursday at St Johns Catholic Piopolis Rev Harry Schumacher to officiate Burial in adjoining cemetery Body lies in state at Donelson Funeral Home McLeansboro after 3 00 pm Wednesday Rosary recited 8 00 pm Wednesday She born June 7 1885 Hamilton county daughter of Ludwig and Regina Karcher Married to Joseph Eswine who survives Also survived by three sons William Normand MO Louis Festus MO Ernest O Rockledge FL two daughters Regina Speros St Louis Flo Am Beuhler Carlyle two brothers Lee St Louis Julius Dahlgren a sister Mrs Joe Pfister Dahlgren and 26 grandchildren
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Eulalia Eswine
RFD 2
Dahlgren
St. Joseph Hospital
Breeze
St. John’s Catholic Church
Piopolis
Harry Schumacher
Donelson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Eswine
Hamilton County
Ludwig and
Regina (Schmitt) Karcher
Joseph Eswine
William Eswine
Normand
Louis Eswine
Festus
Ernest O. Eswine
Rock
Jackie Kennedy to Tour England in White House Jet
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr will use a White House jet to travel to England for the dedication of a memorial to the assassinated president. The trip departs New York at 9 a.m. Wednesday with Queen Elizabeth II set to unveil the memorial at Runnymede Friday.
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Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
England
Air Force
May 12 meeting on chapter consolidation and 4th degree
Andrew D. Webb Chapter No. 160 holds a stated meeting on May 12 1965 at 7 30 p m to decide on consolidating with I M Asbury Chapter No. 261. The 4th degree will be conferred. Cecil N Levin secretary Byron W Weld Jr high priest.
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Royal Arch Masons
Andrew D. Webb
I. M. Asbury
Cecil N. Levin
Byron W. Weld, Jr
Monterey Elects First Woman Mayor Minnie Coyle
Minnie D. Coyle, longtime Monterey City Council member, defeated former Mayor Lawrence Pollard on Monday to become the city's first woman chief executive. Both are Democrats and Monterey's history notes its status as California's first capital under Spanish, Mexican, and American rule.
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Monterey
Calif
California
Minnie D. Coyle
Lawrence M. Pollard
Hog market update steady with limited shifts
Prices paid until 12:50 p.m. were unchanged with hogs at 19.65 for 200 to 220 pounds. Sows rose to 16.50 for 300 pound loads, but 300 weight and over sows fell to 16.25. Boars ranged 10.50 to 11.00 as prices after 12:30 p.m. will reflect next day's figures.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon posted grain quotes with Wheat at 1.31 Soybeans 2.72 Shell corn 1.34 Ear corn 1.31 for the market hours this afternoon.
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MT. Vernon
Egg and poultry price listings from St Louis market
AP report notes egg grades A large 26 28 A medium 21 23 A small 17 18 B large 21 24 wholesale standards 24 25 unclassified 21 22 checks 17 18. Poultry hens heavy 16 17 light over 5 lb 10 11 under 5 lb 5 5 43. Broilers and fryers 17 19.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Grain Price Summary
Chicago wheat and corn futures prices listed by grade and type. No. 2 hard wheat at 1.494, No. 2 at 1.4724, corn No. 2 yellow at 1.36, oats No. 2 heavy white at 76, soybeans No. 1 yellow at 2.87, soybeans oil at 10.65.
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Chicago
Texas Livestock Receipts at National Stock Yards
Estimated Wednesday receipts at National Stock Yards include hogs 6500, cattle 2500, calves 200, sheep 200. Hogs 200-260 lb barrows and gilts 20.00-25.25, sows 300-600 lbs 16.00-17.73. Cattle 400 calves 400 steady, steers 22.50-26.73, heifers 22.00-25.00, cows 14.00-16.00, vealers 20.00-29.00. Sheep 400, spring lambs 27.00-50, shorn lambs 25.25-24.00, ewes 3.00-7.00.
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National Stockyards
Chicago Produce wholesale live poultry prices
Chicago Produce reports wholesale buying prices for live poultry unchanged. Roasters listed at 25 to 28 cents per pound and special red white rock fryers at 18 to 21 cents per pound. Pricing reflects market steadiness across the sector.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street stocks end mixed after late-day trading
Wall Street edged irregularly lower in fairly active trading with about 51 million shares. Chrysler held steady while General Motors and Ford declined, airlines rose, and IBM rebounded to gain over 2 percent. Several industrials and oils moved with modest changes as traders weighed a consolidation of recent peaks.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Eastern
IBM
United Aircraft
du Pont
Polaroid
Pure Oil
General Aniline & Film
Pennsylvania
Xerox
Goodyear
Alcoa
Beckman Instruments
Carrier
Carlisle
Dan River Mills
Houston Light & Power
Kaiser Aluminum
Pitney-Bowes
Pullman
Union Tank Car
Greyhound
American Stock Exchange
U.S
State park site toured by jury in Indiana case
A jury of eight women and four men toured a 623 acre proposed state park site in Wabash county today. The group examined the land amid eminent domain proceedings with state plaintiff against James C. Bower and Murray S. McLean. The court opened yesterday with jury selection and opening statements.
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Wabash County
Charles FE. Jones
Mt. Vernon
Elinent Domain
James C. Bower
Evansville
Ind
Mt. Carmel
Wabash River
Bowers
Laure F. Beall
Giant XB70A Bomber Loses Engines During Supersonic Flight
Edwards AFB Calif AP A chunk of stainless steel tore through three engines of the giant XB70A during a 1760 mph supersonic run at 64000 feet nearly ending the prototype’s troubled career. Test pilots Al White and Fritz Fulton landed the craft safely after discovering three engines remained and one could partially power. North American said the plane would be repaired with no date set. The program has faced multiple mishaps from brakes to bulbs and peeling paint.
Soldier injured after fight in Ashley area
Jefferson county sheriff's deputies reported Pfe. James Forrester of Ft. Campbell Kentucky was treated and released yesterday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital for injuries from a fight in Ashley. Forrester, who lists Farmington Missouri as his family home, said the matter was referred to Washington County authorities.
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Jefferson County
Pfe
James Forrester
Ft. Campbell
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Ashley
Forrester
Farmington
Washington County
Tractor death near Morrisonville shocks farm family
In Morrisonville Illinois Mrs Clara Eggermeier aged 3 was killed when a tractor ran into a ditch and overturned on a farm. Christian County officials reported she died instantly.
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Morrisonville, Ill
Clara Eggermeier
Christian County
Eggermeier
King City retailers host spring outing and golf prize
At Green Hills Country Club the King City Retailers held a spring outing with Jim Bell of The Register-News winning a Chevrolet convertible prize for the low golf score of 39. Hertz Rent-A-Car will loan the car for a weekend. Other prize winners and a post outing meeting followed, discussing 1965 promotions including Father’s Day, sidewalk sale, Egg Day and Fall Opening.
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G Golf
Jim Bell
King City
Green Hills Country Club
John Payne
Hertz Rent-A-Car
Roy Jones
Bob Thompson
Bob Poisall
Albert Parker
Cha
Bill Schelosky
Register-News
Jim
Young Bell
Bill Steffy
Cliff Bell
Roger Smith
Dale Rainsberger
Wally Owen
Tom Schwartz
Chap Rockaway
J. R. Lamberson
Don Shafer
Bob Puntney
Arnold DeWitt
Art Laird
President Schelosky
Hemophilia Fund Drive Sparked in Mt Vernon Area
Randy Lance, a nine year old hemophilia sufferer from Lesser, will spark this week’s Jefferson county fund drive in Mt Vernon. The drive runs tomorrow through Friday with Mrs. Lance leading downtown solicitation alongside Mrs. R W Terry of Benton. The campaign highlights the need for research as more than 100000 children suffer without a cure. Randy has required substantial blood transfusions, including 15 pints for a 1964 tooth extraction and more than 175 pints total during recent months.
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Jefferson County
Randy Lance
Wayne Lance
Lesser
Mt. Vernon
Lance
Hemophilia Foundation
St. Louis
R. W. Terry
Benton
Franklin County
Randy
Children’s Hospital
Frisco Railroad seeks to discontinue six passenger lines
Hearings on a St. Louis San Francisco Railroad proposal to discontinue its six passenger lines continue today in St Louis. Representatives from four bus firms and an airline said they could handle the increased rider traffic if the plan is approved.
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ST. Louis
U S Authorities Set for First Russian Fleet Inspection
Three U S authorities depart for Halifax to conduct the initial inspection of the Russian fishing fleet off the East Coast under a new reciprocal accord.
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RUSS
Halifax
N.S
U.S
Vietnamese singer to perform on Shindig this week
A Vietnamese songstress Miss Bach Yen will perform Wednesday night on the ABC TV show Shindig. Her U S tour is sponsored by Larry Phemister, a San Diego Naval Base instructor, who wrote the lyrics to the song Hi which she will sing. Jefferson county youths must enter the May 15 Jaycee fishing derby by May 15 for a May 22 event at Lake Jaycee with prizes and fishing-line spools for early entrants.
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Miss Bach Yen
Viet Nam
Phemister
Bach Yen
Jefferson County
Bob Barbieri
Barbieri
N. 33Rd Street
Mt. Vernon
Child Killed by Car in Granite City Morning
A young Granite City girl, Carol Ann Byer, about to enter school, was struck and killed when a car driven by a local motorist, who said bright sunlight blinded his vision, could not see her. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byer.
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Granite City
Carol Ann Byer
Thomas Byer
Riverboat passenger dies aboard Delta Queen near Cairo
Ernest Wagner, 71, of Stamford Connecticut, died of an apparent heart attack Monday night while aboard the Delta Queen. The sternwheeler carrying 174 passengers was en route to New Orleans from Cincinnati when the incident occurred off Cairo Illinois.
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Cairo
Til
Ernest Wagner
Stamford
Con
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Consent to Participation in Mt. Vernon Fishing Derby
The parent or guardian of Contestant I consents to the minor's participation in the Fishing Derby and releases the Mt. Vernon Junior Chamber of Commerce from any liability or claims arising from participation.
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Mt. Vernon
Weather: Here and Elsewhere Monday Forecast
Monday high 76 and low 53 forecast with light rain. Rainfall this year totals 10.16 inches. Comparable pasts include one year ago high 78 and low 61 five years ago high 48 and low 41. Ten years ago similar 76 and 53. Wednesday sunrise 4 48 CST and sunset 7 05 CST.
Illinois Weather Outlook Early Week
Chicago and northern Illinois expect fair skies through Wednesday with a warming trend. Partly cloudy to cool conditions in southern Illinois with day highs 67 to 74 degrees and 40s at night in the north, 50s and 60s in the south. Early morning temps range from 43 in Rockford to 63 at Paducah across the Ohio River.
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Chicago
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Rockford
Paducah
Ohio River
Iinois
Divorce Petition Filed in Local Circuit Court
Glenroy Kissel seeks a divorce from Norma Jean Kissell in circuit court on grounds of desertion. The couple, who married March 17, 1962, are the parties named in the filing.
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Glenroy Kissel
Norma Jean Kissell
Bethel School Announces Kindergarten Pre-Registration
Robert Lane Bethel grade school principal announces kindergarten pre-registration for next year this Friday May 14 at 1 30 p m. All students entering kindergarten must attend. Nadine Rightnowar kindergarten teacher will oversee the event.
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Robert Lane
Bethel Grade School
Nadine Rightnowar
Cooking Test For Marriage
London AP reports Marilyn Potts aged 18 won court approval to marry Paul Reed aged 25 after passing a cooking test featuring roast lamb potatoes and peas. Marilyn met Paul two months earlier and her mother objected citing youth and limited cooking skills. The court permitted the marriage after the test.
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London
Marilyn Potts
Marilyn
Paul Reed
Paul
England
Simon to Speak at Open Forum in Mt Vernon
State Senator Paul Simon of Troy will address an open forum sponsored by the Illinois Civic Exchange at Mt. Vernon Community College. Topic is Needed Changes in the Revenue Article. Forum opens 10 30 a m with W L Moore presiding. open discussion starts 2 15 p m, with organizational representatives speaking.
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Paul Simon
Troy
Illinois Civic Exchange
Mt. Vernon Community College
Simon
W. L. Moore
Illinois School Board Association
Hospital Notes and Discharges From Two Memorials
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions for Mildred Cropper James Forrester and Cecil True with discharges including Lowell Masters and Pearl Meador. Good Samaritan records admitters Marie Helver Mary Dethrow and others, with discharges including Velma Wilson and Bertie Arnold and several babies.
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Jefferson Memorial
Mildred Marie Cropper
James N. Forrester, Jr
Cecil True
Lowell Edward Masters
Pearl Meador
Betty Harrison
Michele Dawn
Good Samaritan
Marie Fay Helverson
Mary Ann Dethrow
Lawrence Barker
Mary Ann Page
Margaret J. Stockett
Dorothy Mae Huntman
Rita Ann Metcalf
Velma Jean Wilson
Bertie Irene Arnold
Emily Ann Wood
Todd Richard
Roberta Turpin
Sharon Renee
Walter Dale Mays
Rose Elaine Irvin
Richard Harmon
Barbara Sue Ramsey
Alva
William Martin
John Henry Daniels
Circuit Court Fines Ten Traffic Offenders
Ten traffic offenders were fined in circuit court yesterday. Others faced fines for disorderly conduct and various traffic violations including no valid registration no operator's license illegal transportation of intoxicants speeding reckless driving and disobeying railroad flashing signals. Named offenders include Abbie Herron Jr Joe G Payne Douglas Hughes Ray Franklin Leneave Norman M Tucker Donald R Rynski William Moore Silas R Ratliff Frank Roy Ellman Floyd W Hannis and Del mar York.
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Abbie Herron Jr
Joe G. Payne
R. R
Woodlawn
Douglas Hughes
S. 15Th Street
Mt. Vernon
Ray Franklin Leneave
Norman M. Tucker
Salem
Donald R. Rynski
Ashley
William Moore
Silas R. Ratliff
Belle Rive
Frank Roy Ellman
New Lexington
Floyd W. Hannis
Broadway
Delmar York
Opdyke
Ministers Guests Of Sisters Of St. Francis At Good Samaritan
The Mt Vernon ministers visit Good Samaritan Hospital as part of National Hospital Week activities. Pathologist Dr. Virgil Bleisch will speak at a conference on patient needs. A 40-field “Future Careers” display opens for students and the public.
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Good Samaritan
Sisters of St. Francis
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
National Hospital
Virgil Bleisch
St. Louis
Good Samaritan Pathologist
American Hospital Association
Eisenhower's Car Looted in Washington Parking Garage
A theft report from Walter Reed Army Hospital details that former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's car gate was broken into in a basement garage. Missing items include a spare tire portable radio emergency oxygen kit drugs a box of candy and a 38 caliber revolver belonging to Gen. Robert L. Schulz.
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Washington (Ap
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ruben Brechbill
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Brechbil
Robert L. Schulz
MORE TEACHERS EXPANDED PROGRAMS ASKED
School officials pushed for more teachers and expanded programs including machine operator nursing aides and practical nursing. A child center was seen as key to doubling enrollment while maintaining care. The board paused safety surveys until Illinois legislation clears, and accepted resignations of coaches and a building trades teacher.
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Jones
Ellis F. Henson
Illinois General Assembly
Henson
Illinois
Curtis Parker
Mt. Vernon
Frank Chornak
Markes Ervin
Chornak
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Arnaud
Mr and Mrs Carl Arnaud of 708 Royal welcomed a daughter at 11 02 yesterday morning in Good Samaritan hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds fourteen ounces and was named Carla Jean.
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Carl Arnaud
Royal
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carla Jean
Vandalism and Thefts Reported in Mt Vernon
Police were told of vandalism and soda pop thefts in Mt. Vernon on Monday. Dana Pickett, operator at the city park concessions, said two cases of soda were stolen from a soft drink machine. A concrete block was thrown through a window at the Home Beverage location, 307 South 12th Street. Herbert Williams reported his car radio aerial damaged as it sat at his home on Bell Street.
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Mt. Vernon
Dana Pickett
City Park
Home Beverage
South 12Th Street
Herbert Williams
Bell
Ed Keiser Sr Improving From Auto Crash
Ed Keiser Sr of 804 South 25 Street Lebanon Tennessee is recuperating slowly at McFarland Hospital after severe injuries from an April 25 automobile crash near Lebanon. He remains in Room 55 for two to three weeks and is listed as district manager of Ben Franklin stores in the area.
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Ed Keiser
South 25
McFarland
Livingston, Tenn
Ben Franklin
Damage Suit Dismissed Here After 1963 MT Vernon Crash
A Mt. Vernon traffic crash suit from March 11, 1963 was dismissed in circuit court as settled out of court. Plaintiff Carl L. Jones of Mt. Vernon sought 25,000 against defendant George S. White Salvage Co. of Centralia, alleging a steel beam on a truck pierced his windshield.
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Mt. Vernon
Carl L. Jones
S. 17Th Street
S. Shawnee
George S. White
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