Deaths Graveside Rites For Teal Infant
Infant Geo Wayne Teal son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Teal of 220 South 19th Street was born dead yesterday at Vickers Memorial Hospital in McLeansboro Graveside services were held this morning at Flint Cemetery near Belle Rive Reverendster Pifer officiating Survivors include parents Vernon and Gean Ferguson Teal
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Geo Wayne Teal
Vernon Teal
South 19Th Street
Vickers Emorial Hospital
McLeans‘boro
Flint
Belle Rive
Ster Pifer
Vernon and
Gean
Fer
Teal
Capture Convict Who Killed Sheriff On Way To Prison
John Butler, a 50-year-old convict with a long armed-robbery record, surrendered at dawn after a manhunt for Sheriff James Lauer of Northumberland County, Pa. Butler, who fled a moving police car following the sheriff’s shooting, yielded with his hands manacled. He was captured near the crime scene, denying intent to kill, and was taken to Allegheny County jail.
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Pittsburgh
Dawn Pany
John Utler
James Lauer
Northumberland County
Sbutler
Butler
Allegheny County
Lauer
Laver
Merlin Diehl
Shamokin
Northumberla County
Western State Penitentiary
Diehl
Girardville Pa
Mount Sarme
Northumbernd
Sunbury
Local Parents Welcome Five New Babies This Week
Mr and Mrs Richard Alan Larlow of 312 East Broadway welcomed a son born yesterday at 8 45 PM at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing nine pounds two ounces. Mr and Mrs Jacksen Dent Route 1 Bonnie greet a son born last night at 8 52 PM at Good Samaritan Hospital named Billy Joe. Mr and Mrs William Joseph Stount Waltonville announce a son born Wednesday at 5 70 PM at Samaritan Hospital named Donald Steven. Mr and Mrs John Louis Kabat Scheller announce a son born at 7 37 AM at Good Samaritan Hospital named Michael Lee weighing nine pounds eleven ounces. Mr and Mrs Charles Peitz Meyer Wilmington Ill welcome a nine-pound son born last evening at 9 30 PM with mother Doris Ore of Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alan Larlow
East Broadway
Bomterday
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Bunces
Wospital
Jacksen Dent
Bonnie
Billy Joe
Willam Joseph’ Stount
Waltonville
Samaritan Hospital
Donald Steven
Good Samaritan Hospital
John ‘Louis Kabat
Scheller
Silichael Lee
Charles Peitz, Meyer
Wilmington, IL
Wilmington
Doris Ore
Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes and Discharges at Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Discharged patients include Mrs Myrtle Paul and Mrs Winnie Majnes among a list from Jefferson Memorial with Bennett Dahlgren Randall McKinley Smith and Grace Perrin. Admitted cases include Virginia Mac mith Golda Hunt Betty bene Dent and Nancy ea ae Kirby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Myrtle Paul
Bennett, Dahlgren
Randall McKinley Smith
Winnie Majnes
Grace Perrin
Good Samaritan
Virginia Macmith
Golda Elizabeth Huntn
Betty Bene Dent
Nancy Ea Ae Kirby Leon Gertrude Schwennanger
Gern Hiyrtie Eilene Smith
Betty Jean’ Puveroouse Ape
Stephen Evangen
Jane Hoan
Erasa Vane
Donald Steven
Doris Kareher
Larry Newton Wilson
Ene Smith
Detailed Weather Report From The Associated Press
A compilation of city by city weather data shows high temperatures and conditions across the United States. Major entries include Albany cloudy 38 to 68, Albuquerque clear 56, Anchorage clear 69, Atlanta 82 to 66, Chicago cloudy 82 to 66, Los Angeles clear 72, New York cloudy, Philadelphia cloudy, Dallas like readings, and Portland cloudy in Maine and Oregon with various temperatures. The report lists many cities and readings, reflecting a nationwide summary with missing data noted as race.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Midwest Wet Best Brings Severe Storms Across Region
A night of severe thunderstorms with tornadic winds affected the middle United States. Reports include hail and heavy rain across northern, western, and central Texas, flooding in northeast Kansas and northern Missouri, and a tornado alert in southeast Missouri. A Wyoming farm area saw damaging storms with no injuries, while a lightning strike killed a farmer near Cadiz Ohio. Strong winds struck South Dakota and Nebraska as a broad wet pattern persisted.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Gillette
Wyo
Cadiz
Ohio
Great Lakes
Illinois Weather Brings Mild Warmth Then Muggy North
The forecast notes cooler air stalled along the northern border while warmth and high humidity persist through Friday. Night lows ranged from the 60s with Moline Peoria and Chicago among the warmest at 67 degrees, while central areas saw cooler readings like Rantoul 63 and Vandalia 60. Thunderstorms and showers expected later in the day would dampen most regions as Milwaukee recorded cooler morning temps and Chicago reached the mid-80s.
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Associated Press
Ilinois
Mercury
Moline
Peoria
Chicago
South Central
Rantoul
Vandalia
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Surgeon Warns Half US Surgeries By Untrained Doctors
New York based Dr Paul R Hawley director of the American College of Surgeons warned at a Group Health Institute session that it is reliably estimated half of surgical operations in the United States are performed by doctors who are untrained or inadequately trained. He cited a surgeon stating much of his practice now involves correcting bad results from community hospital surgeries by inadequately trained doctors. Hawley noted plans for prepayment and group medical care but warned nationwide expansion could be dangerous without equal high quality care.
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New York
Paul R. Hawley
American College of Surgeons
United States
Hawley
Group Health Institute
Bus Hits Truck in Fog Hospitalizes 13 in South Bend
A Greyhound bus traveling from Chicago to New York rearended a cattle truck in dense fog on Ind Highway 2 near South Bend. Bus driver William Cole from Maywood Ill. 13 hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises. injuries not seen as serious. Driver Merrill D. Smith of Claypool Ind escaped injury. Passengers include John Koczorowski and his wife Constance of Toledo. Po Ting Lee and Anthony Shek Hong Kong students at Marquette. Ceon Romen naval receiving station Brooklyn. Donald G Peterson Eau Claire. James Hastings Spokane. William Beddow Ruthven. John Suhy Maple Heights. Charles Grant Baltimore. Richard Neill Alverdton. Mary Ann Kibler University of Mexico student.
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South Bend
Ind
Greyhound
Chicago
New York
William Cole
Maywood
Tol Memorial Hospital
Merrill D. Smith
Claypool
Memorial Hospital
John Koczorowski
Constance
Toledo
Ohio
Po Ting Lee
Anthony Shek
Hong Kong
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Cenon Romen
Naval Receiving Station
Brooklyn
N.Y
Donald G. Peterson
Eau Claire
Wis
James Hastings
Spokane
Wash
William Beddow
Ruthven
Towa
John Suhy
Maple Heights
Charles Grant
Baltimore
Richard A. Neill
Alverdton
Mary Ann Kibler
Univerisity of
Mexico
Eisenhower signals no summit unless Big Four yield
Ike refused to meet Khrushchev unless Soviet concessions matched Western proposals at Geneva. He spoke calmly with Gromyko, stressing world watchfulness for a Geneva easing. After the talks, Gromyko, Lloyd, and Couve de Murville left smiling and said the conversation was pleasant and useful.
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Gromyko
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Eisenhower
Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Khrushchev
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
White House
West Wing
Presbyterians OK Birth Control Aligned With Other Churches
United Presbyterians join Protestant bodies in endorsing birth control saying proper use of medically approved contraceptives aids family welfare. Assembly urged repeal of laws restricting birth control information and supported measures opposing segregation and promoting responsible family life.
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Indianapolis
United Presbyterians
Congregational
Christian
United Lutheran
Augustana Lutheran
Unitarian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Church
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Assembly
Legion
Theodore A. Gill
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Christ
Argentine Bank Clerks Clash With Police Amid Strikes
Buenos Aires reports describe strik ing bank clerks clashing with police while thousands of railway workers challenge troops to keep services running. President Frondizi deploys tanks and machine guns at Junin to supervise rail operations. banks face 90 percent defiance of the seven week strike ultimatum. Electric power workers threaten to strike over alleged cost of living wage increases. government links raises to productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Fronchi
Junin
Ham Grove Cemetery Association Annual Meeting
The Ham Grove Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at Ham Grove Baptist Church on May 30 at 2:00 p.m. Election of officers will take place. Please attend. Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hams Grove Cemetery Association
Hams Grove Baptist Church
Employment Upswing Signals Shift in Local Jobs
The area shows rising employment in non-manufacturing sectors while manufacturing holds even after a primary metals plant closure. Gains in electrical machinery, transportation equipment, and apparel offset metal losses. Current unemployment stands at 24.75 percent, with 3,900 estimated one year ago and modest hiring expected in coming months as durable goods lead job openings.
Secret Primary Plan Rejected in Illinois Committees
In Springfield, Illinois, legislative panels rejected a plan to allow nonpartisan primary ballots and backed abolition of charter school districts. The House Elections Committee voted 25 to 9 against Rep. G William Horsley’s proposal, while the Senate Education Committee approved abolishing charter districts 11 to 5. Senator Dwight Friedrich criticized district annexation power and offered a compromise substitute government if the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, Ill
Ili- Mois
William Horsley
Springfield
House Elections Committee
Horsley
Reuben G. Soderstrom
Illinois Afl
Federal, State, Local Fight For Taxes
Governor Stratton warned that federal state and local governments clash over tax revenue risking economic stability. He urged private foundation help and cautioned taxes may rise, with federal structure near a crisis and local property taxes threatening homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William G. Stratton
Winds
Stratton
Free Polio Shots In Jackson County
Free polio vaccines offered at 15 Jackson County clinics for residents under 40. Sponsored by the Jackson County Health Council with the County Health Department and Medical Society.
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Jackson County
Murphysboro
Jackson County Health Council
County Health Department and Medical Society
Looted Jackson Bank Crew Captured
In Benton Missouri two men described as Matt and Jeff robbed a Jackson bank at 1:30 p.m. and fled in a stolen car. Five bank employees were forced against a vault wall while the robbers took all accessible cash before authorities captured them after a nationwide manhunt. Sheriff James McDaniel said guards would tighten prisoner precautions and questioned suspects overnight.
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Jackson
Benton
James McDaniel
Stoddard
Matt
Jeff
Hager
Foy
Campf
Nicholson
Claudine Lorch
Elaborate Final Rites for Dulles
The service led by Rev Dr Russell P Barnes, Presbyterian lay leader, marked Dulles final rites. At the grave site on a hillside shaded by a pine tree, hundreds witnessed the rainy final rites as mourners gathered.
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Russell P. Barnes
Dulles
Monkeys Testing Space Flight From Cape Canaveral
A 15 minute 10000 mph flight carried Able the rhesus and Baker the squirrel monkey in a nose cone atop a Jupiter rocket. Recovery by Navy ship near Antigua, with data on heart rate, respiration, and behavior. Deep space experiments included animal and plant samples to study radiation and weightlessness effects.
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Barclay
San Juan
Orto Rico
Cape Canaveral
Antigua Island
Aston Gabriel
Naval School of Medicine
Pensacola
Fla
Abie
Able
Manaker
Army
Baker
U.S
Atlantic Missile Range
Laika
Earth
Sputnik
Gordo
Nell
India
United States
Rush Russian Out Of London
Soviet security men rushed a naval attache and detained his wife and daughter in London during an asylum request. Nina Dmitriev, 35, and daughter Lena hid with White Russian friends under Scotland Yard protection while officials review the plea. Capt. Aleksander Dmitriev, 38, was flown to Moscow after a Home Office inquiry.
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Colin Frost
London
Moscow
Nina Dmitriev
Lena
Scotland Yard
Dmitriev
Foreign Office
Aleksander Dmitriev
British Home Office
Britain
Traffic fines listed before court dissolution
Police court records show fines assessed for speeding 75 miles per hour on the highway and costs on the state police charge amid concerns over reciprocity, with Oma D. Jones among those noted.
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Oma D. Jones
President weighs missile choice for air defense
President Eisenhower seeks a quick Pentagon recommendation on keeping Nike Hercules, Bomarc, or both as anti aircraft weapons. Army backs Nike Hercules while Air Force promotes Bomarc. Congress considers cost waste in duplicative development.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Senate
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
GOP
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Army
Air Force
Boy Sets Afire In School Prank At Reagan Jr High
In Wichita Falls Texas a 14 year old Bennie Spencer was burned with second and third degree burns on his back when a younger student squirted lighter fluid and a third pupil lit a match. Principal T B Parnell called it a prank that backfired as school dismissed for summer. Names of the youths were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bennie Spencer
T.B. Parnell
Reagan Junior High School
Education warning from von Braun on U S future needs
Boston AP Dr Wernher von Braun warns Americans must recast educational philosophy to anticipate future needs or face a future surrounded by planets flying the hammer and sickle flag as the United States falls behind in missile program leadership in a speech here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wernher von Braun
United States
Southern Railway Pays $50,950 Tax In Jefferson Co
In Washington, D C Southern Railway reported it will pay Jefferson county taxes this week amounting to 50 590 33 for 1958 with total 1959 direct taxes across state and local areas estimated over 317000. President Harry A De Bats commented that firms should be taxed to support public services but objected to subsidies benefiting competitors through user charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Jefferson County
Illinois
Harry A. DeBats
Cars Collide On South Seventh Street in Mt Vernon
No injuries were reported after a 2:45 p.m. collision in the 200 block of South Seventh Street Mt Vernon. Glenn M. Moon of 1811 Highland and Donald D. Carpenter of 1908 Richland Road were involved. Moon’s car sustained about 100 dollars in damage and Carpenter’s about 50 dollars.
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Mt. Vernon
Glenn M. Moon
Highland
Donald D. Carpenter
Richland Road
South Seventh Street
Moon
Carpenter
Girl Is Sent To Training School
Barbara Hicks a 14 year old of 120 Perkins was sent to the state training school for girls in Gen eva Illinois this morning by Sheriff Bob Ruddick She was committed in county court yesterday on a charge of violation of probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hicks
Perkins
State Training School For Girls
Geneva
Ill
Bob Ruddick
Falls On Sidewalk Sues For $10,000
Kern W. Addock sues the City of Mt. Vernon in circuit court for 10000 alleging hip and leg injuries from a May fall on a broken sidewalk at Ninth and Jordan. He seeks a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Kern W. Adcock
Ninth and Jordan
Morgan Attends National Meeting in St Louis
Neal Morgan of Mt. Vernon attends the 25th national convention of The American Right Of Way Men's Association at the Chase Plaza Hotel in St. Louis. He represents the Tri-State area of the Sohio Pipe Line Co. as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Morgan
Mt. Vernon
Right of Way Men's Association
Chaserare Plaze Hotel
St. Louis
Mr. Morgan
Tri-State
Sohio Pipe Line Co
Mt Vernon Council Meeting Cancelled Over Commencement
An informal Mt. Vernon city council meeting scheduled for tonight has been canceled by Mayor Virgil T. Bailey due to a conflict with Mt. Vernon High School's commencement exercises.
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American Legion Post 42
Evanston
Robert McNamara
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Jefferson Co
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