Death notices for Sidney M Goodner in Nashville
Funeral services for Sidney M. Goodner will be held at 2 00 p m Friday at the Robert N Smith Funeral Home in Nashville with Rev Ray Porter officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery at Nashville. The body will lie in state at the funeral home after 6:00 p m today. Mr Goodner 63, president of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Nashville, died at 12 30 a m Wednesday at his Nashville home after an apparent heart attack.
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Sidney M. Goodner
Robert N. Smith
Nashville
Ray Porter
Borla
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Goodner
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank of Nashville
Father of Former Resident Dies
Edmund Schneider died Wednesday night at his Dundas home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 10:00 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Dundas with burial in the adjacent cemetery. The body lies in state at Summers-Rainey Funeral Home in Olney after 2:00 p.m. Friday. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. James E. Richey of Dundas, the former Rozella Schneider, who lived with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Horton in this city.
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Edmund Schneider
Dundas
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Leo Horton
King of Jordan Weds British Girl
King Hussein of Jordan wed Toni Averil Gardiner in a private Moslem ceremony at Zahran Palace. Gardiner adopted the name Sahibat al Sawa wa al Isma Mona el Hussein after converting to Islam. Crown Prince Mohammed witnessed the signing as Hussein’s pledge made her his second wife. she declined a title.
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Amman
Jordan
Flussein
Moham
Zahran Palace
Toni Averil Gardiner
Sahibat al Sawa Wa
al Isma
Mona el Hussein
Hussein
Walter P. Gardiner
Mufti
Hamza al Arabi
Allah
Mohammed
Sherif Hussein bin Nasser
Miss Gardiner
Dina
Fire Crews Answer Two Alarms In Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon firemen responded to two alarms on Wednesday. A blaze at Esther Miller of 1306 Logan destroyed an oil cook stove grove and damaged walls. Earlier grease ignited a stove at the L and N cafe but firefighters arrived to find the fire out with no damage.
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Mt. Vernon
Esther Miller
Logan
L. and N
Patrol Cemetery For Vandals Here
Mt. Vernon police have started extra night patrols at Oakwood cemetery to prevent vandalism after numerous reports vandals were destroying flowers and potted plants in the cemetery.
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Mt. Vernon
Oakwood Cemetery
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted List Names
Admitted to Jefferson Memorial: Mrs Eva Minona Smith Irvin Paul Hays Homer Paul Cox Mrs Nada Rose mary Faulkner Waltonville. Geed Samaritan Admitted: Nannie Pauline Poole Page Filey S Robinson Linda Darlene Estes William L Cole Sterling Dodson Billy Crowder Raymond W Etheridge Debra Ann Jones Edward Joseph Her tenstein Dorothy Rosalie Ches ney Lester Douglas Cunningham. Red: Mrs Joann Jankowski and baby Jacqueline Ruby Clara Bessie Sprehe Linda Ruth Dycus Mary Ethel Mount Mrs Cleena Sue Presley and baby Larry Allen Lena Oliver West Mrs Doris Mae Gresham and baby Gary Allen.
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Jefferson Memorial
Eva Minona Smith
Irvin Paul Hays
Nason
Homer Paul Cox
Nada Rosemary Faulkner
Waltonville
Geed Samaritan
Nannie Pauline Poole Page
Filey S. Robinson
Linda Darlene Estes
William L. Cole
Sterling Dodson
Billy Crowder
Raymond W. Etheridge
Debra Ann Jones
Edward Joseph Hertenstein
Dorothy Rosalie Chesney
Lester Douglas Cunningham
Joann Jankowski
Jacqueline Ruby
Clara Bessie Sprehe
Linda Ruth Dycus
Mary Ethel Mount
Cleena Sue Presley
Larry Allen
Lena Oliver West
Doris Mae Gresham
Gary Allen
Birth in Perkins at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Nolen Gray of Perkins welcome a son born at 3 10 this morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds seven ounces.
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Nolen Gray
Perkins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Meetings Cable Prairie motery Association A business meeting
Local notice announces a planning meeting for official action by the association. The gathering is set for 2:00 p.m. at One Praise Sanitary. All interested parties are urged to attend. Police report: Former cowboy singer Gene Autry was arrested for drunkenness and jailed on bail.
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Cable Prairiemotery Association
Gene
NORTH
Rolly Woor
Calif
Sone Autry
Kennedy urges lunar goal and broader defense shifts
President Kennedy outlines a space program to land a man on the moon before the decade's end, calling for expanded civil defense and a retooled defense and emergency planning apparatus. He frames disarmament as vital, urges aid to Asia and Africa, and details Army and space deployment plans alongside economic measures.
American Nazis jailed after New Orleans protest
George Lincoln Rockwell and nine followers spent a night in jail in New Orleans after picketing at the Civic Theater during Exodus showings. They face possible further action, with the district attorney to decide, booked for disturbing the peace. A separate Arlington group and a Memphis man with a hate bus carried potential threats and supplies toward further violence if needed.
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George Lincoln Rockwell
tCivie
Rockwell
Roy James
Robert Washington Johnson
Anthony Edward Wells
Charles Beveridge
Paul Edward Dukes
Seth David Ryan
Andrew Newman Chappell
Ralph Lee Hassinger
John Patter
Arlington
Bernard F. Davis Jr
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
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Miss
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Tenn
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Pensacola
Fla
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Ala
Olelfkee
Pensacola News Journal
Montgomery
Southern Baptists Biggest in Nation
ST LOUIS AP The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention reported total enrollment in its schools reached 7,382,350 the largest in the nation. The board said Baptist Sunday schools gained 106,048 members last year and vacation Bible schools enrolled 3,004,730 with a 3.2 percent rise. The convention’s 104th meeting saw record sales of 25,246,672 for publishing and book stores. About one fourth of Protestant theological students attend Southern Baptist seminaries. A resolution on racial integration of Southern Baptist seminaries was under study by the resolutions committee Wednesday.
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ST. Louis
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Sunday Schools
United States
Southern Baptist Seminaries
Souther Baptist Seminaries
Wednesay
Fire destroys tanks in Chicago gasoline blaze
A Chicago gasoline fire threatened a one million gallon storage depot and destroyed two tank trucks and a loading dock. Firemen from five southwest suburbs controlled the blaze. Bedford Park officials estimated losses at 100000 dollars. A backfire from a departing truck likely ignited a gasoline puddle. no injuries reported.
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Chicago
American Tank Storage Co
Bedford Park
Gil Husch
Bill Bars Car Sales On Sunday in Springfield WV
The Ohioinois Senate today passed a bill to prohibit Sunday car sales. The measure moved to the House on a 43-10 vote. Sen Robert Canfield R Rockford sponsored the bill saying the legislation is needed because many bad credit deals are negotiated on Sunday.
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Springfield
Robert Canfield
Rockford
Woman caught shoplifting at Kroger in Mines
An unidentified woman shoplifted at the Kroger Store in Mines yesterday. She was released after stolen items were recovered.
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Kroger
Admirals accused over inflatable plane transfer halted
Rep. Flood urged the Navy to pause Capt. Cooper Bright’s transfer amid a dispute with unnamed admirals over an inflatable aircraft project. Bright, a former head of Navy industry studies, says superiors ordered data destruction and restrict communication about a design able to take off vertically from ships. He blames high-ranking officers for suppressing the idea, including Vice Admiral Hayward and Admiral Russell.
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Washington
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Navy
Cooper B. Bright
Congress
Bright
Flood
House
Defense Appropriations
Secretary of Navy
John B. Connally
Connally
Adm
John T.hayward
Naval Operations
Hayward
James S. Russell
Naval Overstink
Princess Margaret Expecting First Child in Fall
Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones announce their engagement and marriage a year ago with Maj. John Griffin confirming that both are delighted. The child will be fifth in line to the throne.
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London
Margaret
Kensington Palace
Anthony Armostrong-Jones
Maj
John Griffin
Royal Household
Markets Hold Steady On Local Livestock Prices
Prices were unchanged on the local livestock market with top hogs at 17.00 for 190 to 220 pounds. Sows sold around 14.50 for 300 pounds and boars ranged from 10.50 to 11.50.
Mt. Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt. Vernon quoted prices for grains this afternoon show Wheat at 1.66 Soybeans at 2.85 and Corn at 1.05.
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Mt. Vernon
Poultry and Egg Prices Steady in St Louis Market
In St Louis the AP reports eggs and live poultry prices holding steady. Consumer grades show A medium 23 and hen prices 1249 14, with other prices unchanged.
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ST. Louis
Livestock prices from National Stockyards report
National Stockyards livestock report shows hogs trading across weights from 140 to 270 pounds with prices from 11.00 to 18.25 per hundredweight, cattle and calves with varied grades and weights including steers around 22.25 for 1 073 pounds and vealers at 24.00 to 30.00, sheep market opening slow with lambs at 17.00 to 19.00 and ewes around 5.00 to 5.50.
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USDA
Chicago Poultry Update Reports No Prices Due to Receipts
Chicago AP USDA live poultry market reports no prices due to insufficient receipts. No price data available as inventories and transactions remain incomplete across the reporting period.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices At Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter steady with wholesale prices unchanged 93 score AA 60 9% A 60 90 B Stz 89 C 3 58 89 C 56% and eggs steadier with wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1 higher 70 percent or better grade A whites 30% mixed 3014 mediums 27 standards 30 dirtiess 28 checks.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago grain and produce prices mixed in AP report
US agricultural prices show wheat and yellow corn varying by grade with No 2 at 1.14 per bushel and No 3 at 1.13 14, oats at 1.10 to 1.20, soybeans around 12.14, barley options at 1.10 to 1.20 and 0.84 to 1.00, and Illinois strawberries selling in crates at six dollars per 16 crate and flats at 3.25.
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Chicago
USDA
Illinois
Wall Street Turns Mixed In Late Trading Decline
Irregular session with 3.7 million shares, modest gains for American Home Products after a 3-for-1 split proposal. AT&T, Du Pont, GM ease while missile and space stocks rise on Kennedy space spending hints. air carriers and others post fractional advances amid mixed bond and government notes. A 20 million pilgrim estimate lifts the St Peters Basilica elevator tale.
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Poppy Day Commemoration And Legion Welfare Work
Saturday is Poppy Day as Americans honor World War I and II dead by wearing the memorial flower. Purchasers aid living veterans, while disabled veterans gain employment and recovery through making the poppies. Women distributing them gain only the satisfaction of aiding remembrance and welfare efforts. Money from coin boxes funds The American Legion and Auxiliary welfare programs for veterans and their families.
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Delp
Mt. Vernon
Ivan
Jake) Cox
Ishmel Tanner
American Legion Post
Roma Morgan
Lilith Standerfer
The
Legion
Examinations For Postmaster At Walnut Hill Illinois
A fourth class postmaster examination for Walnut Hill Illinois with a salary of 2730 per year will open for applications until June 20 1961. Applicants must reside in the post office area and be at least 18 by the closing date. No maximum age, but those over 70 may be considered only for one year temporary renewals. Information and filing instructions are available at the local post office. applications must be sent to the U S Civil Service Commission Washington DC and postmarked or received by the closing date.
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Walnut Hill
Illinois
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Skunk Killed Near Mt V Tests for Rabies
A strange acting skunk was killed northeast of Camp Ground this morning and its body sent to the state laboratory at Centralia for a rabies test. The skunk was killed with a scrub at the Jack Shultz home. Deputy Sheriff Burrell Patterson was to deliver the specimen to the state lab.
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Camp Ground
State Laboratory
Centralia
Jack Shultz
Burrell Patterson
Cars Collide South Of Town Injuring Local Man
Walter C. Biggerstaff, 72, of Route 4, was injured at 5:45 p.m. yesterday in a two car collision on state route 37 two miles south of Mt. Vernon in the Bakerville bottoms. He was treated at Jefferson Memorial Hospital for minor injuries and released. Curtis W. Fowler, 24, Ina, also involved in the crash. Both cars were heavily damaged.
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Walter C. Biggerstaff
Route 4
Mt. Vernon
Bakerville Bottoms
Biggerstaff
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Curtis W. Fowler
Ina
Car Hits Deer On Highway Near Centralia
Bert Warren of this city drove on state route 161 east of Centralia when a wild deer dash into the path of his car. A state trooper shot the injured deer and the Marion county game warden plans to provide laventson treat for children at the Centralia orphanage. Warren escaped injury though his car was damaged.
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Bert Warren
Centralia
Marion County
Laventson
Warren
Republicans Slash Wilkins Office Budget
An Illinois House Republican economy bloc moved to trim the state budget, cutting 33 500 from the school superintendent driver education division and eyeing overall savings of 30 to 40 million. Other moves include potential 558 000 cuts and scrutiny of travel costs for Wilkins staff amid a growing budget from 183 to 248 employees.
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Springfield
Illinois
William Horsley
Horsley
House
George Wilkins
Senate
State Conservation Department
Summer Class In Arithmetic Planned Here
Arithmetic classes will be available for students in grades one through eight this summer at the Casey junior high school. These classes will be conducted for a six weeks period. The purposes of the classes are to provide an enriched arithmetic program, to make arithmetic more meaningful on the grade level, and to assist in remedial work. Since the Board of Evucation is unable to provide a summer school program, it will be nec essary to make a tuition charge. Classes will be conducted by Vernon French, a mathematics teacher at Casey junior high school.
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Casey Junior High School
Board of Evucation
Vernon French
Actor Jack Oakie Recovers at Home After Illness
Hollywood AP reports actor Jack Oakie resting comfortably at home following a health setback. Oakie left a public appearance early and is under doctor supervision as fans await further updates.
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Hollywood
Jack Oakie
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