Deaths and funerals of Ernest Warren aged 90
Ernest Warren of 900 North Seventh Street died at 3 35 a m Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 90 years two months 16 days He was a Mt Vernon Car Co former employee grandson of War of 1812 veteran Burrell Warren buried in Sursa cemetery He will lie in state at home Funeral 2 00 p m Friday East Salem Baptist Church Rev Everett Lemay officiating burial in adjoining cemetery Survivors include three sons Robert W Warren Mt Vernon Forrest S Warren Mt Vernon and T Burrel Warren Davenport Ia a daughter Miss Helen Warren Mt Vernon five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren He was born March 14 1872 in Jefferson County to Jackson and Margaret Garri son Warren He married Fannie Davis who preceded him in death and a daughter preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Warren
North Seventh Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Warren
Mt. Vernon Car Company
Burrell Warren
Sursa Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
East Salem Baptist Church
Everett Lemay
Jefferson County
Jackson
Margaret (Garrison) Warren
Fannie Davis
Robert W. Warren
Galesburg
Forrest S. Warren
Rosebud Herrod Dies At Age 40
Rosebud Herrod 40 of 4322 South Ninth Street died at 12 10 PM Wednesday at Samaritan Hospital She was born September 3 1921 in Grenada Mississippi daughter of Grady and Ella DeFord She married Theodore Herrod and is survived by a son and seven daughters plus grandchildren A funeral is set Monday at Lively Stone Pentecostal Church with burial in Bethel Memorial Cemetery
F L Braddy Dies At 64 Rites Saturday
Y L Braddy of 1604 White Street died suddenly at 8 30 pm Tuesday from a heart attack. Rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital, he was pronounced dead on arrival. Survived by wife Frances Thomas Braddy and five daughters, two sons, three sisters, and ten grandchildren. Rites set for 10 am Saturday at St Marys Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery and American Legion graveside honors. Body to lie in state at Myers Chapel after 1 pm Friday with Rosary at 7 30 pm Friday. He served in the U S Navy in World War I. Born April 30, 1898 in Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. L
Dash) Braddy
White Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Braddy
St Mary's Church
James P. Burke
Oakwood Cemetery
American Lego
Mt. Vernon
Frances Thomas
U.S. Navy
Jacqueline Clark
Peoria
Lois Williams
Chicago
Rita Ann Hughes
Decatur
Carolyn Jordan
Fort Lee
Kathleen Ann Braddy
Wm. D. Hutchison
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Charles T. Braddy
Private Rites Saturday For Blanche Ward
Blanche Ward 70 of Benton died at Franklin County Hospital. Private funeral services will be held Saturday at Drake-Hobbs Funeral Home with burial in Benton Masonic IOOF cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p m Friday. Survived by Sidney M Ward, three sons three daughters a brother 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial and service details reflect local religious and fraternal cemetery ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Ward
Benton
Franklin County Hospital
Drake-Hobbs
Masonic
Mary West
Sidney M. Ward
Jack Ward
Inn
Richard E. Ward
Belleville
Jim Ward
Chicago
Jane Sudders
Ojai
Calif
Bette Burton
Lincoln Park
Mich
Phyllis Smith
Mattoon
Edward H. West
Dchildren
Rites For Chas. McConnaughhay At 11 Saturday
Charles H. McConnaughhay 82 died at 11:00 a m at his home near Bluford. Funeral services set for 11:00 a m Saturday at New Hope General Baptist church with Rev Ross Partridge officiating. Burial in Atoning Cemetery, body in state at L R Osborn and Sons Funeral Home in Kell. Survived by son James McConnaughhay and others. member of Hickory Hill General Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McConnaughhay
Bluford
New Hope
Lowery
General Baptist Church I
Ross Partridge
Atoning Cemetery
L. R. Osborn and Sons
Kell
Moe McConnaughhay
John Weslern
Nancy Ann (Burton) MceConnaughhay
Nettle Stuber
James McConnal
Vernon
Shue Ackerum
Stanford, Tl
McConnaughhay
Hickory Hill General Baptist Church
Eltie Miller Dies At Age 53 in Dahlgren
Eltie Miller 53 of RFD 1 Dahlgren died Wednesday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Services 2:00 p.m. Friday at Dahlgren Baptist Church with Rev. Rudolph Schlagg officiating. Burial Richardson Hill. In state at Gholson Funeral Home. Born April 5 1909 in Hamilton County. Survived by Edna Brake wife, Melvin Lee Miller son, daughters Emma Bowers Gloria Jean Donna Ann, brother Raymond Miller, sisters Maggie Hatchcraft Sadie Clarke Frankie Grimes Mary Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltie Miller
RFD
Dahlgren
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
The
Baptist Church
Rudolph Schlagg
Richardson Hill Cemetery
Gholson
Mr. Miller
Hamilton County
Gideon
Emma
Bond) Miller
Edna Brake
Melvin Lee Miller
Emma Bowers
Belle Rive
Gloria Jean
Donna Ann
Raymond Miller
Maggie Hatchcraft
Sadie Clarke
Frankie Grimes
McLeansboro
Mary Hughes
Morris, Tl
Dempsey of Mulkeytown Dies at 71
Charles Howard Dempsey 71 of Mulkeytown died at 11 00 p m at Marshall Browning Hospital Du Quoin. Services will be held Saturday at Bear Point where he was a member with Revs Lawrence Thompson and Riley Burton officiating. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery at Ben Brayfield Funeral Home in Lesser with Masonic rites at 8 00 p m Friday. He was born August 1 1890 in Jefferson County son of George and Lucy Norris Dempney. Survived by wife Inez Fay Smith two daughters Mrs Claude Barkley Alton and Mrs Lannes Gurley Rosewood Heights Ill two sisters Mrs Emily Malone and Mrs Margaret Furlow Mulkeytown and three grandchildren. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Eastern Star at Lesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard Dempsey
Mulkeytown
Weeiracay
Marshall Browning Hospital
du Quoin
Bear Point Fee
Lawrence Thompson
Riley Burton
C.F
Benon
Brayfield Funeral Home
Lesser
Brayfield
Dempsey
Jefferson County
George
Lucy (Norris) ‘Dempney
Inez Fay ‘Smith
Claude Barkley
Alton
Lannes Gurley
Rosewood Heights
Ill
Emily Malone
Margaret Furlow
Mulkeystown
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Local Livestock Market Rises on Cattle and Hog Values
Prices paid on the local live stock market rose 40c with hogs at 15.65 for 190 to 220 lb. sows up 25c to 13.50 for 300 weight, down to 13.00 for sows 300 weight and over. Boars listed at 8.25 and 9.25.
Mt Vernon grain prices quoted this afternoon
Vernon grain prices listed for Mt Vernon show Wheat at 1.98 Soybeans at 2.38 and Corn at 1.09.
Chicago Market: No Wheat or Soy Sales Reported
In Chicago, AP reports no sales for wheat corn oats or soybeans. Soybean oil price listed at 8lga with barley choices 1.85 1.58 for feed 1.04 to 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Egg and poultry price report from St. Louis AP
St Louis AP lists egg grades and poultry prices with consumer grades A large 2-25 A medium 19-20 A small 15-16 B large 21-22 wholesale 21-23 and various weights for hens heavy 12-13 light over 5 lb 9-10 under 5 lb 7-8 commercial broilers and fryers 154-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Commerceial
Chicago Produce Markets Report From Chicago AP
Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices steady with wholesale buying unchanged for 93 score AA 57, 92 A 3 percent, 90 B 54, 89 C 53 percent. Eggs unsettled with wholesale buying unchanged to 4 percent lower. grade A whites mixed 25, mediums 71, standards 24 percent. Dirties 21 percent, ichecks 2144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange-Butler
Livestock Prices From National Stockyards Yard Report
Hogs 9,000 head with varied classes and weights. No 1-2 185-230 lb 16.5-60, No 2-3 240-270 lb 15.00-73, 270-350 lb 14.00-15.25, 150-170 lb 14.00-15.50, 120-150 lb 11.00-14.25. sows 400 lb down 13.50-14.25, 400-600 lb 12.75-13.50. Cattle 2,000 with calves 300. slaughter steers 1,175 lb 26.25, 900-1,275 lb 25.00-26.00, mixed high good and low choice 24.50-25.00. slaughter heifers 22.00-24.00. cows 15.00-16.30, bulls 17.50-19.50. vealers 150-250 lb 26.00-30.00. Sheep 900 with spring lambs 18.00-21.50, 10 head choice and prime 22.00. slaughter lambs few good and choice shorn No 2 pelts 15.00-16.00, No 1-2 pelts to 17.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Til
USDA
Carbon Monoxide Fatality In Vernon Man
William C. Fry, 56, found dead in his Salem Road garage, apparently after carbon monoxide fumes from working on his car. Coroner ruled accidental death. Wife Allene identified the body. funeral arrangements pending at Neal Funeral Home. Fry born Sept 8, 195 in Clay County. survived by wife, stepmother, daughter Margaret Ann Evans, three brothers, three sisters, and three grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Fry
Salem Road
Ray Hefley
Fry
Mr. Fry
Allene
Neal
Louisville
Clay County
William and
Della (McCullum) Fry
Allene McNeely
Tina Fry
Margaret Ann Evans
Moline
Robert Fry
RFD
Flora
Paul E. Fry
Utah
Erma Jenkins
Effingham
Blanche Davis
Ruth Sabin
Palatine
Republicans Sponsor Covered Dish Dinner in June 1962
The Republican Women's Organization and Republican Central Committee sponsor a covered dish dinner on Saturday June 2 1962 at 6 30 p m at the Emmerson Hotel Dr R A Alexander will speak All interested Republicans urged to attend and bring a covered dish with the family for an evening out Bread butter ink provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women's Organization
Republican Central Committee
Emmerson Hotel
R. A. Alexander
Wall Street Surges On Historic Buy Wave In Late Session
The market advanced on one of the strongest buying waves in history despite profit taking. Volume may reach 16 million shares, approaching the Black Tuesday peak, as prices rise early and a broad rally lifts A T T, Du Pont, General Motors, Litton, Ford, Boeing and others. Market tape lag grows late. bonds dip while corporates stay steady to lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Wall Street
du Pont
General Motors
Litton Industries
Accrada
Ford
Boeing
Anaconda
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Natural Gas
Eastman Kodak
70 Injured in Holiday Disaster
The wreck left a scene of dead and dying as doctors amputated the legs of a woman and a man trapped in twisted steel. An infant was found alive after three hours in a wrecked coach. The freight train, bound for Genoa from Lecco on Lake Como, left Milan shortly before the collision, slicing the rear coach and tearing open the next. 87 people had died in other Italian train wrecks in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Lecco
Lake Como
Milan
Spices and Flavoring Imports Reach 185 Million Pounds in 1961
In 1961 the United States consumed spices and flavorings totaling over 185 million pounds, equating to about one pound per capita. The figure reflects imports plus domestic production used for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kennedy Seeks Eight Billion Dollar Debt Increase
Kennedy administration spokesmen head to Capitol Hill to press for an eight billion dollar rise in the national debt limit from three hundred billion. Treasury Secretary Dillon and Budget Director Bell face a grilling from House Ways and Means Republicans on economic policy. Congress is expected to approve the increase despite questions about market reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
David E. Bell
House
Ways and Means
Administration
Committee
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted And Discharges
Jefferson Memorial reports admissions including Mildred Boswell and Noble Huffstutler among others with discharges listed such as Lizzie Sigworth and Charles Goin. The Good Samaritan unit adds Bertha Ethel Moore Theodore J Hamilton and several more patients, with multiple discharges following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Mildred Boswell
Tuka
Noble Huffstutler
Bluford
Tommy Ashby
George Scheppel
Stanford R. Hill
Dix
Frank Leon Watson
Benton
Betty June Galiher
Gale Weatherford
Lizzie Sigworth
Charles Goin
Osie Thomason
Good Samaritan
Bertha Ethel Moore
Theodore J. Hamilton
Francis Hale Maddox
Charles Albert Swaim
Irma Louise Igo
Marian Stephanie Martin
Nora Florence Rector
Dorothy Mae Scott
Lillian Marie Nolan
Alma’ Lee Blankenship
Henry Nathan Wiley
Goldine Dora Phillips
Herbert
Black
Emery Charles Glover
Cecil Clyde Stinson
Eldo Stone, Jr
Ora Mae Owens
Lillie Russells
Carrie Hathaway
Anna Christine Farmer
John Henry Smith
Howard Filvis Gallagher
Thelma Jean Stewart
Everett Earl Gray
Creola Lee Green
Norma Algernon Richard
Patrick Kevin
Aline Elsa Dodson
Kimberly Michele
Elsie Louise Braddy
Cynthia Dawn
Anna_Laverne McDonald
Dorma Shelton
Births in local hospitals bring three daughters named Vickie Lynn Cynthia Dawn and Le Ann
Mr and Mrs William R Galiher of Ashley Road welcomed a daughter Vickie Lynn at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds twelve and a half ounces born at 5 23 Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jack Lowell Brad dy of Woodlawn welcomed Cynthia Dawn at Good Samaritan Hospital born 11 47 Tuesday weighing six pounds seven and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Dwight Williams of 215 South 17th Street welcomed Le Ann at Good Samaritan Hospital born 2 17 yesterday weighing six pounds twelve ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Galiher
Ashley Road
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Vickie Lynn
Jack Lowell Braddy
Woodlawn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cynthia Dawn
Dwight Williams
South 17Th Street
le Ann
Man Arrested in Iowa Slayings Near Unionville
Gayne, a 22 year old described suspect, was captured by highway patrol with assistance from farmers Lester Smith and Wendell Bridgeman after being tracked from Unionville to the Dee Lowe farm. He denied attendance at the funeral and offered no motive for the killings of five people using a shotgun and rifle near Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Sigourney
Lester Smith
Gayne
Wendell Bridgeman
Dee Lowe
Richard Smith
Lowell Harris
Smiths
Hedrick
Smith
Jefferson Co Youths Enlist In Air Force
Ronald L. Diel 17 and Cecil Robert Holland 17 of Mt. Vernon have enlisted in the Air Force. They are undergoing a five week basic course at Lackland AFB in San Antonio Texas and will move to technical schools in administrative and mechanical fields. Ronald, Woodlawn High School class of 1962, Cecil, Mt. Vernon Township High School class of 1962. Local recruiter Sgt Ed Bailie in Mt. Vernon at city hall room 210, Tuesdays 1 to 4 p.m.. otherwise Centralia Recruiting Office 582-8851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Diel
Charles Diel
Route 1
Woodlawn
Cecil Robert Holland
Delores Holland
Mt. Vernon
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Diel
Holland
Ronald
Cecil
Mt. Vernon Township
Set
Ed Bailie
Centralia
North Locust
Buford to star in SIU TV film on Friday night
J L Buford, president of the STU Alumni Association, will be featured in a film made last year showing the Southern Illinois University Ahunni Association annual awards presentation. The program airs Friday at 8 30 p m on WSIU Channel 8. Buford previously officiated for George T Wilkins, then alumni president and superintendent of public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Buford
Southern Ilinois University Ahunni Association
Southern Ilinois University
WSIU
Buford
STU Alumni Association
Georget. Wilkins
Strike Halts Centralia Work Over Walkout
Centralia workers halted operations at the $11.5 million state mental school site after 85 percent of the 200 workers refused to work following a Tuesday walkout by 40 laborers protesting a coworker’s discharge. Officials did not disclose reasons for the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Cap
Berlin Talks Stall Over Access Issue and West Berlin Status
U S officials report no progress after a 1 hour 45 minute meeting between Rusk and Dobrynin. Dobrynin reaffirmed Soviet demands that Western troops leave Berlin and that West Berlin receive a new status. Access to Berlin could only be settled as part of a broader package for a new international city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Rusk
Dobrynin
State Department
Jack
Berlin
West Berlin
Lrog
Ladies Garment Workers Back 35 Hour Week Standard
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union endorsed a 35 hour work week as nationwide standard, aligning with Amalgamated Clothing Workers and ILGWU who already support or implement the shorter schedule. The stance contrasts with Kennedy administration's 40 hour week position, affecting workers in both male and female garment industries nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Afl-Cio
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Aflcio
ILGWU
Price rally lifts oil magnate eyes more stocks
The oil tycoon said his brokers bought 40,000 to 50,000 oil shares last Monday and he would have bought more if possible. He lives in England and plans further purchases if prices stay down. Before the New York open, brokers reviewed recent activity, with widespread view that institutions and mutual funds secured a bottom with solid buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Getty
New York
Detailed Weather Report
Weather summary shows Tuesday high 86 and low 70, Wednesday high 81 and low 58. Rainfall from 7:00 am Tuesday to 7:00 am Thursday totals .75 inches, with date to date at 17.51 inches. Sunrise 4:33 and sunset 7:22 CST. contrasts with prior years highs and lows noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Illinois Weather Forecast Brightens With Thunder Showers
Clouds dotted the sky over Illinois with temperatures mostly in the 90s. Scattered thundershowers were forecast for the southern portion later. Early morning temps ranged from the high 50s to low 60s. Light rain reported in central Illinois. Cloud cover to increase bringing general thundershowers to the state Friday per the Chicago Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Illinois
Chicago Weather Bureau
Mt Vernon Assessor Extends Saturday Office Hours
Mt Vernon township assessor Burns will keep the assessor’s office open Saturday afternoon June 2 until 4:00 p.m. to aid residents with late personal property assessments. Illinois law requires property to be assessed by June 1 or face a 50 percent penalty. Memorial Day caused theExtension, and all residents not yet contacted are urged to file to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Township
Illinois
Burns
Cabinet In Turkey Quits After Prisoner Amnesty Rift
Ankara AP report says Ismet Inonu resigns after coalition deadlock over political prisoner amnesty. President Cemal Cursel remains power broker as new government formation looms with no party holding a majority. Justice party pushes for immediate release of many former Menderes officials and broader amnesty later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Republican Party
Justice Party
Cemal Cursel
Twonu
Expremier
Adan Menderes
Menderes
Yanks Beat Up Korean Attack at U.S. Army Camp
U.S. Army says two officers Lt David W Swanson and Lt Thomas M Wilde beat a Korean man identified as Lee Il Yong 29 at Camp near Paju 20 miles from Seoul. They were relieved from duty and under arrest as a full inquiry begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Ace
Ee Iplace
David W. Swanson
North Academy St
Galesburg
Thomas M. Wilde
RFD
Delany Road
Wadsworth
Donga Ilbo
Kyunghyang Shimoon
Iamp
Co. C
U.S. 4Th
Paju
Wilde
Lee Il Yong
Swanson
Lee
U.S. Army 44 Surgical Hospital
Wives sold for low prices in Timbuktu market
In Timbuktu a mule fetches up to $56 while wives are sold for as little as $45, reflecting harsh realities in the city’s slave trade market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbuktu
Guy Wood Jr Reelected Scout Official in Belleville Meeting
Arnold F. Hermeling of Belleville was reelected president of the Kaskaskia Council Boy Scouts of America at the annual meeting in Belleville city hall. Vice presidents include C A Helleigenstein, Guy A Wood Jr, and Robert Hawkins. Curtis L. Smith chosen treasurer. Executive board includes numerous Belleville, O Fallon, Marissa, Freeburg and Centralia members. national reps named Fayette L. Gough Mt. Vernon, J ington Mt. Vernon, Charles L Joseph Belleville, A R Brownlie Belleville, Wm Ton Marissa. Next executive board meeting set for Camp Joy July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold F. Hermeling
Belleville
Kaskaskia Council
Boy Scouts of America
C. A. Helle Igenstein
Guy A. Wood, Jr
Mr. Vernon
Robert Hawkins
Fairfield
Curtis L. Smith
1644
Boy Scout Council
Edward McKay
Arthur Brownlie, Jr
M.D
Fred Bruss
Lee Schauffer
Vernon Eckert
Taylor Braswell
Lou ‘Tiemann
Arkell Kunze
Carl Pritchard
Eugene Conrad
E. H. Brauer
Chas
L. Joseph
Philip L. Azar
Richard Hilgardd
L. M. Wolfersberger
Russ Warma
O'Fallon
Wm. A. Norton
Marissa
Walter Lucash
Freeburg
Fayette L. Gough
Paul Stover
Paul MccClellan
C. M. Broughton
R. P. MecNail
John Brashear
Aaron Karchmer
Clarence Turner
Centralia
Frank Davideson
Salem
Wesley Griffin
Patoka
Scott Trickey
Carslyle
Ray Huber
Aviston
C. J. ‘Ington
Mt. Vernon
Charles la Joseph
A. R. Brownlie
Wm. A. Noreton
Exet«Cutive Board
Camp Joy
Hermeling
Brassy Complaint Spurs Call for Consumer Ministry
London AP dispatch reports Jeannie Buchan, 35, demanding government action after a faulty brassiere left her with itch and discomfort. About 500 Labour women leaders debated the issue in Blackpool, citing a failed refund and poor quality advertised to halt traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal R. Cooper
London
Jeannie Buchan
Labor Party
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F. L. Braddy
Chas. McConnaughhay
C. H. Dempsey
Vernon Man
American Stock Exchange
U. S
Iowa
MT. V
Lamar Avenue
Jefferson Co
SIU
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Featherston Appliances
Ray Charles
Connie Francis
Elvis Presley
Liberty Valance
Pitney
Bobby Curiole
Cindy
Johnny Crawford
Village OF Love
Nathaniel Mayer
King Curtis
Johnny Tillotson
DR. Kildare
Richard Chamberlain
Stripper
David Rose
Palisades Park
Freddy Cannon
Benny Spallman
Bobby Vinton
Bongo Stomp
Joey AL Dila
Rome
Emilio Pericoll
Bobby Vee
Castels
Ben E. King
Patsy Cline
Lawrence Welk
Charge Yanks
Marion
Mercury
Marion Watkinson
W-G Motors
Guy Wood, Jr
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