Burial Held For Fowler Infant In Ewing Parish
Graveside services were held at New Hope cemetery for Michael Roy Fowler infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fowler of Mansfield Ohio. The infant died May 10 at Mansfield General Hospital nineteen hours after birth. The Rev. Jim Murphy officiated. Survived by parents a brother Stevie a sister Linda and grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of Wichita Kansas.
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New Hope Cemetery
Ewing
Michael Roy Fowler
Paul Fowler
Mansfield
Ohio
Jim Murphy
Stevie
Linda
Mrs
Roy Jones
Wichita
Kansas
Carlos H. Waugh Dies At Dahlgren Funeral Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Carlos Herman Waugh 55 of Dahlgren will be Wednesday at 2:00 p m at the Dahlgren Methodist church. Burial will follow in the local cemetery. He died Monday morning after a sudden illness. He was born in 1901 at Dahlgren, son of Charles and Mrs. Waugh. Survived by three brothers Charles Lewis of Dahlgren William of Chicago and two sisters Carrie Glenn of Dahlgren and Emma Swain of Fement Illinois.
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Carlos Herman Waugh
Dahlgren
Waugh
Gholson Funeral Home
Mr. Waugh
Charles Waugh
Charles and
Lewis
William
Chicago
Carrie Glenn
Emma Swain
Fement, Il
Thousands Stranded by Detroit Greyhound Bus Strike
Thousands of commuters were stranded as Great Lakes Greyhound bus drivers walked out in Detroit. About 200 people remained stranded as incoming buses were redirected to the company garage. Drivers, led by Vernon L. Crawford of the Amalgamated Bus Drivers Assn. Div. 1303, called the walkout unauthorized and a wildcat, seeking six paid holidays, sick leave, hospitalization for families, and pay raises totaling 24 cents over two years. The company offered smaller raises and a shifted contract expiration date.
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Detroit
Great Lakes Greyhound
Indiana
Tiga Missouri
Kentucky
Owen
Vernon L. Crawford
Amalgamated Bus Drivers
Assn. Div
Cet Aa
Crawford
Great Lakes
Greyhound
Births in Carmi and surrounding areas this week
Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Kirk of Carmi welcomed a daughter Susan Lee born May 10 at Carmi Township Hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Kirk, former Mt Vernon residents. Mr and Mrs Richard F Ames of Billings Montana welcomed daughter Patricia Virginia born May 11 at 11 40 p m in St Vincents Hospital. Father a former resident. grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Ames of Mt Vernon. Major and Mrs Earl E Feldman of Upper Darby Pennsylvania welcomed daughter born May 11 weighing eight pounds one and a half ounces. Parents former residents. grandparents Mr and Mrs E H Feldmann and Mr and Mrs Riley Taylor of Mt Vernon.
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Charles Ray Kirk
Carmi
Carmi Township
Susan Lee
Ray Kirk
Mt. Vernon
Richard F. Ames
Billings
Mont
St. Vincents Hospital
Patricia Virginia
J. H. Ames
Earl E. Feldman
Upper Darby
E. H. Feldmann
Riley Taylor
Rhee Expected To Win In South Korea Election
In Seoul a large turnout of about nine million voted for president and vice president. Incumbent Syngman Rhee faced opposition from excommunist and dead man Cho Bong Am, with Cho hiding to avoid assassination fears. Rhee appeared headed for a third term despite charges of police intimidation and campaign pressure from opposition parties.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Korea
Progressive Party
Cho Bong Am
Cho
P. H. Shinicky
Democratic Party
Shinicky
Democrats
Yangpyung
West Indies
Cuba and Dominican Republic Expel Ambassadors
Havana accuses Trujillo of aiding Cuban exiles and expels Dominican ambassador Federico Llave?nas. Ciudad Trujillo retaliates by expelling Cuban ambassador Orlando Daumy Amaut. Both governments insist no break in diplomatic ties, while Herrera Baez denounces the move as unfriendly.
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Havana
Cuba
Batista
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Federico Llavinas
Orlando Daumy Amaut
Ciudad Trujillo
Herrera Baez
Two Divorces Granted Here in Mt Vernon Circuit Court
Two divorces were granted in a Mt Vernon circuit court session led by Judge B W Eovaldi. Divorces awarded include Bob Brockman and Judith Ann Brockman and Shirley Tilley and Theodore J Tilley.
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Circuit Court
Mt. Vernon
B. W. Eovaldi
Bobby Dean Brockman
Judith Ann Brockman
Shirley Tilley
Theodore J. Tilley
Eden refuses explanation of Crabb mystery
Prime Minister Eden wins two confidence votes as Labour presses for facts on the missing frogman Lionel Crabb. Government maintains Crabb vanished during diving tests near Portsmouth harbor and is presumed dead, while defending policy toward the Soviet Union in Britain Cyprus matters.
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London
Eden
Britain
Cyprus
House of Commons
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Portsmouth
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
The
House
Krushchev
Crabb
Admiralty
Crossed eyes best treated in infancy and childhood
Experts say crossed eyes are easiest to treat and correct during infancy and childhood, highlighting early intervention as key to successful outcomes.
$30 000 Lawsuit Settled Out Of Court Here
A $30 000 suit was dismissed by Circuit Judge B W Eovaldi as compromised and settled out of court. Martha McKee and her minor son Kelley Roy Huff sued Ralph M Boyd operator of My O My Tavern and Frank and Ruth Bond former Jet Tavern proprietors under the dram shop act for injuries to Alvin L McKee from a highway crash on June 15 1954. The plaintiffs claimed the injuries deprived them of support.
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B. W. Eovaldi
Martha McKee
Kelley Roy Huff
Ralph M. Boyd
Frank
Ruth Bond
Alvin L. McKee
George to Accept Post After Senate Exit
Retiring Sen. George of Georgia agreed to represent President Eisenhower in talks to broaden NATO into nonmilitary fields. He will advise on bipartisan foreign policy development after he leaves the Senate, while keeping his current post for the time being.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Georgia
Senate
NATO
Congress
Ground Squirrels Not Squir Rels
A concise note states that ground squirrels are rodents, not a different animal category. It clarifies classification without additional detail.
Atomic Plant Blast Kills Two in Oak Ridge
An explosion at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, in a scrap heap of zirconium oxide and zirconium killed A. L. Lyons and W. R. Stooksbury and left G. R. Myers in critical condition. Officials noted the blast originated away from the active plant and an investigation began at the roped off site.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
A. L. Lyons
W. R. Stooksbury
Andersonville
G. R. Myers
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC Spoksman
Hospital Notes at Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial
Admitted patients include Curtis Wayne Highsmith Geral Marie Moore Randall Earl Survant Homer Childen McKinney August R Krinkle Patricia Louise Henry Betty Jane Engleman Alfred Perry Davis Jacque Lynn Dixon F Genevieve Laird Elizabeth Bean Doris Mary ee Discharged patients include Charles F Thomason Patricia Louise Henry Orlando Johnson Susie Meyers Ronald Trent Harper Walter Hale Maurice DeWitt Maimie Gertrude Bahr Betty Jane Engelman Nell Yates Miles Osborn Dahlgren Patricia Keen KeenesThis Jefferson Memorial note lists admitted Nell Yates and discharged Miles Osborn Dahlgren Patricia Keen Keenes.
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Good Samaritan
Curtis Wayne Highsmith
Geral Marie Moore
Randall Earl Survant
Homer Childen McKinney
August R. Krinkle
Patricia Louise Henry
Betty Jane Engleman
Alfred Perry Davis
Little Jacque Lynn Dixon
F. Genevieve Laird
Elizabeth Aauliny Bean
Doris Maryee
Charles F. Thomason
Francis. Orlando Johnson
Susie I. Meyers
Ronald Trent Harper
Walter Hale
Maurice DeWitt
Maimie Gertrude Bahr
Betty Jane Engelman
Jefferson Memorial
Allotments For Lands With No Wheat 3 Years
Farmers with no wheat sown for grain in 1954 55 and 56 may apply for a 1957 wheat acreage allotment Parker Pierce chair of the County ASC says to be eligible the farm must have had no wheat seeded for any of those years and applications must be submitted in writing to the county ASC by August 31 1956 Blank forms are available at the county ASC office for filing requests.
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Parker Pierce
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Airport flyers Lindel Kern and Gene Tumbleson head to midwest
Lindel Kern completed a flight to Springfield Illinois late yesterday evening while Gene Tumbleson traveled to Columbus Ohio yesterday afternoon confirming active air travel.
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Lindel Kern
Springfield
Ill
Gene Tumbleson
Columbus
Ohio
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