Deaths James Kaminski 66 in Iowa area
James Kaminski 66 of Ashley died at 10 25 p m at Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services 9 30 a m Saturday at J Michael Catholic Church Radom Burial in church cemetery Military honors Public viewing starts 7 00 p m Thursday at Kringer Funeral Home Rosary 7 00 p m Friday He born September 17 1897 in St Louis son of Joseph and Catherine Hoppa Kaminski Married Barbara Kasban in 1933 Survived by one sister Ann Klefisch St Louis one brother Frank Kaminski St Louis and several nieces and nephews Preceded in death by infant daughter Barbara Kaminski Kaminski was a member of Knights of Columbus Moose Lodge and VFW and a World War I veteran.
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James Kaminski
Ashley
Good Samaritan Ospital
J. Michael’s Catholic
Radom
Kringer Funeral
Ihley
Kringeruneral
Mr. Kaminski
St. Louis
Joseph Andatherine
Hoppa) Kaminski
Barbara Kasban
Ann Klefisch
St.uis
Frank Kaminski
Barbara Oan
Kamanski
Knights of Columbus
Foare
Moose Lodge
VFW F
Vernon
Mt Erie Rites For Irvin Yohe
Mt Vernon friends report Irvin Yohe of Vernon Illinois died at 6:00 pm in a Olney hospital. Funeral at 700 pm Thursday at Mt Erie Methodist Church with burial in Mt Erie cemetery. Body lies in Crippen Funeral Home Cisney. Survived by wife Georgia Yohe of Mt Erie son Ralph Yohe daughter Mary Elizabeth and nine grandchildren.
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Mt. Vernon
Irvin Yohe
Vernon, Ill
Olney
Mt. the Methodist Church
Mt. Erie
Crippen
Cisneypiere
Tme
Georgia Yohe
Ralph Yohe
Mary Elizabeth
Doctors Urge Autumn Shots For All Ages In Illinois
In Chicago the Illinois State Medical Society urges autumn doctor visits for inoculations. Children nine months and up should vaccinate now against measles next spring, while adults especially over 45 are advised to get flu shots. The society notes Asian flu affects the elderly and those with chronic illnesses most, and warns damp weather aids its spread.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Births in area add three boys and one girl
Mr and Mrs Gary Leonard Kelley welcome a daughter named Cheryl Marie born at 1105 last night in Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces. Clarence Utley and wife welcome a son John Aubrey born at 505 yesterday in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Gerald Allen Taylor and wife welcome a son Todd Allen born at 405 yesterday in Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds thirteen and one half ounces. James H Adams and wife welcome a son born Monday in Alton hospital weighing nine pounds five ounces. Grandparents are Clarence Jackson Homer Adams and their spouses of Mt Vernon RFD 7.
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Gary Leonard Kelley
South 71St Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chery Marie
Clarence Utley
Cherry
John Aubrey
Gerald Allen Taylor
Wayne City
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Todd Allen
James H. Adams
Maurice Street
Alton
Clarence Jackson
Homer Adams
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions for Connie Lou Taylor Wayne City Mary Turner Maxine Farris William C Jones Elijah Hayes and discharges including Wilhemine Purdue Letha Beckman Dana Lambert. Good Samaritan admissions include Timmy Clark Hicks Katherine Crysta Ivy Tammy Jo Soloman Shirley Darlene Fisher Anna Henrietta Pope Clara Dell Cooper Amy Elizabeth Sager with numerous discharges such as Mildred Juanita Kolmer David Allen Morlan Conrad Giles Ingram and many others.
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Jefferson Memorial
Connie Lou Taylor
Wayne City
Mary Turner
Maxine Farris
William C. Jones
Elijah Hayes
Wilhemine Purdue
Kell
Letha Beckman
Dana Lambert
Good Samaritan
Timmy Clark Hicks
Katherine Crysta Ivy
Tammy Jo Soloman
Shirley Darlene Fisher
Anna Henrietta Pope
Clara Dell Cooper
Amy Elizabeth Sager
Mildred Juanita Kolmer
David Allen Morlan
Conrad Giles Ingram
Willard Elsworth Loyd
Curran Benjamin Jones
James William
Amvets to Meet Tonight at 7 30 oclock
The Amvets will convene at 7 30 this evening in the club rooms and urge all members to attend. Francis Swinnen is adjutant. The notice lists related items for Varnell Rebekah Lodge and other names.
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Amvets
Francis Swinnen
Adj
Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Market Prices Dip
Prices on the local live market at Mt. Vernon slipped with hogs down 10 cents. Top offered was 15.25 for 200 hogs at 230 pounds. Sows weighed 300 pounds and up fetched 13.50 to 14.00, down from prior. Boars ranged 8.00 to 10.00.
Market Prices Reported for Wheat Soybeans and Corn
The Mt. Vernon price report lists Wheat at 1.97, Soybeans at 2.63, and Corn at 1.16 this afternoon. Local merchants quoted fixed prices and noted steady trading for the day.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Market Update from Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago price notes show butter steady with wholesale buying unchanged and varied scores listed. Eggs remain steady with unchanged wholesale prices and grades from A whites to dirties. live poultry wholesale prices mix lower to higher, roasters and fryers priced with some heavy hens noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Egg and poultry price listings from St Louis AP
St Louis AP reports egg and live poultry price ranges by grade and size. Consumer eggs show A large 38 and A medium 34, with A small 20-21. Hens priced by weight and category include heavy 16, light over 5 lbs 8-9, under 5 lbs 6-14. Commercial broilers and fryers listed at 15-16.
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ST. Louis
National Stockyards hogs and cattle market summary
Hogs 8,000 head weak to 25 lower with 190-260 lb barrows and gilts 15.50-16.25. sows 275-600 lb 13.50-15.35. Cattle 2,000 with calves 300. steers and heifers steady to 25 higher. good to prime steers 22.00-24.25. heifers 21.00-23.50. cows 13.00-15.50. bulls 16.50-17.50. few dealers 28.00-30.00. Sheep 500 with lambs barely steady to weak. good to choice lambs 17.50-19.00. ewes 5.00-6.00.
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Til
USDA
Chicago Grain Report prompts no wheat or oats sales
Chicago AP notes no wheat or oat sales. Corn No 2 yellow priced at 1.3844 per bushel with a sample grade of yellow 1.30. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.79 percent. Soybean oil 94a quoted.
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Chicago
Market Retreat After Early Gains On Wall Street
Want Street New York AP reports stocks slid late in trading amid profit taking with heavy volume around 7 million shares. Dow fell 4.16 to 741.80 at 2 p.m. and techs like Xerox Polaroid IBM slipped while General Motors showed a lower figure after car sales data. Nearby notes show bond stability and mixed activity on the American Stock Exchange. Separately Birmingham suffered a bomb blast injuring area residents as police blocked traffic and investigated the scene.
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New York
Chrysler
At&t
Xerox
Polaroid
Control Data
U.S
IBM
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
Lodging Bias Debate Shapes Rights Bill Hearing
In House and Senate hearings the amendment titled Mrs. Murphy's boarding house adds lodging bias to the public accommodations provision. It exempts owner occupied private homes with up to five rooms open to the public. Rep Kas tenmeier faced it as Dirksen opposes the overall bill. The public accommodations section remains the bill's most controversial element, despite tentative subcommittee approval of all seven parts including voting rights school secrecy and job opportunities.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirkssen
Illinois
Subcommittee
Slow pace of justice in Wichita juries cited
In Wichita, civil jury cases in county courts now take an average of 22 months from filing to trial, a marked increase from 15.6 months in 1939, according to a recent spot check. The longer delay signals a slowing in the wheels of justice in Kansas's main city.
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Wichita
Kan
Local Teachers Tour Factories Oct 10 MT Vernon
The Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce education committee plans Business Industry Education Day on October 10 with 355 teachers and other education guests touring 19 factories farms and businesses from 9 30 am to 2 30 pm including a luncheon at the airport hangar A aviation film will be shown as committee members coordinate bus parking and logistics for this first Teachers Institute Day event to observe and learn about local industries.
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Mt. Vernon
Chamber
Wayne Krehbiel
Guy Wood, Jr
Paul Royles
Bob Ward
Ogie Ellis
Teachers Institute Day
Five Day Forecast for Northern and Southern Illinois
Northern Illinois expected to run 3 to 5 degrees above normal with normal highs around 75 and lows near 60 to 65. Precipitation minimal at about 0.1 inch, with a chance of showers early next week. Southern Illinois should stay near seasonal norms with highs around 78 and lows near 60. Little to no precipitation expected.
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Ilinois
Illinois
Illinois Weather Forecast Gives Warm Day Ahead
A weak cool front from the west signals a likely break in Illinois fair weather late today. Temperatures will reach 80 or higher in much of the state before scattered showers end the night. Sunny, milder weather returns Thursday into the weekend with readings 72 to 80 in various cities.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Vandalia
Moline
Dubuque
Springfield
Belleville
Paducah
Edith Hammers Caribbean as Puerto Rico Threatened
Hurricane Edith battered Martinique and St. Lucia with 80 mph winds and heavy rains and drew a bead on Puerto Rico as a weather bureau in San Juan warned of a possible strike within 24 hours. A tropical low near the Yucatan threatened to become the season’s sixth tropical storm, with surf and wind gusts up to 78 mph impacting Leeward and Windward islands.
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Miami
Fla
Edith
Caribbean
Martinique
St. Lucia
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Leeward and
Windward Islands
Gallup Polls Show Kennedy Leading As Goldwater Gains
PRINCETON N J AP George Gallup director of the American Institute of Public Opinion says Sen Barry Goldwater gained on President Kennedy in the latest Gallup poll and showed his greatest election potential to date Kennedy continues to hold a wide lead over the conservative Republican from Arizona The test run shows a 60 40 vote split in Kennedy favor compared to 63 37 last month’s poll
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Princeton
N.J
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Gallup
Arizona
Gyroplanes Need Forward Flight for Rotor Lift
Unlike helicopters, gyroplanes cannot rise or land vertically. they require forward motion to keep the rotor turning and provide lift.
Illinois Oil Men Protest Crude Price Cut
Illinois oil producers and purchasers urge a rollback of a recent crude price cut arguing that gravity-based differentials are negligible in the Illinois basin. They warn the move harms 20,000 to 25,000 people with multi-ownership leases and urge reinstatement of the prior posted price amid economic strain.
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Sion
Ilinois Basin
Illinois
House
Ways and Means
Mlinois
Ilinois
Plan Mourning March Sunday In Mt. Vernon
The Jefferson branch of the NAACP will hold a mourning march in Mt. Vernon on Sunday September 29 at noon to protest the killing of six Black youths in Birmingham Alabama. The route starts at Shiloh Baptist Church and passes through Eleventh Tenth Broadway Ninth North Main and returns to the church. Participants are urged to wear black armbands and carry flags. churches are asked to donate.
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Jefferson Branch
NAACP
Birmingham
Ala
Mt. Vernon
Shiloh Baptist Church
Eleventh and
Vaught
Tenth Street
Broadway
Ninth Street
North Street
Eleventh
Main
Appellate Court House
Shiloh Church
Sterling Falls Short on Ozark service concerns
Washington AP The Civil Aeronautics Board identified 46 cities with local airline service and found more than one sixth lacking sufficient traffic to qualify for continued service One Illinois entry Ozark Airlines in Sterling was cited for failing to average at least five passengers daily during the year ending June 30 Also listed were Rock Falls Tl.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Illinois
ICAB
Ozark Airlines
Sterling
Rock Falls
Shorts Turn Pink At Coin Laundry
Minneapolis AP. A house wife sued for 33 dollars after three pinked towels and pink shirts and socks came from the public washer. She claimed a red rug may have been in the wash for a free cycle. The owner denied responsibility and a judge took the claim under advisement.
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Minneapolis
Robert Walken
Tile Falls From Truck Kills Woman in Martinsville Crash
In Martinsville Indiana a 6 foot concrete sewer tile bounced from a truck striking a station wagon. The impact killed Frances Yates 35 and seriously injured three men. The wagon veered off Indiana 67 just north of Martinsville.
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Martinsville, Ind
Frances Yates
Martinsville
Ind
Chester Sorghum Mill Keeps Busy in Illinoisa
Chester Sorghum Mill in Chester Illinois remains busy as farmers bring cane for syrup refining. Ralph Shaw and son Melvin operate the mill and report a good harvest despite a late autumn drought. Cane is tall and stalks thick, with enough work to run until Thanksgiving or later. The syrup is sold as a tourist gift item through country stores and supermarkets.
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Chester
Ill
Illinois
Ralph Shaw
Melvin
Shaws
U N Seeks 25 Million for Congo Peace Mission
United States and Western nations push General Assembly to authorize 25 million dollars to fund the U N peace force in Congo through next June. U Thant warned troop pullout if funding not approved by Oct 1. The African group backs the appeal as the 111-nation finance committee meets in New York.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
General Assembly
U.N
Congo
Nation African Group
U Thant
Assembly
Thant
I Congo
Security Council
Private U S Grain Deal With Soviet Union Near
Four U S exporters were in Ottawa negotiating with a Soviet commission led by S A Borisov on a large grain sale to the Soviet Union. White House and federal agencies studied legal and policy issues while acknowledging potential implications for balance of payments and farm policy changes. Eastern European voter constituencies and Congress may oppose ties with Communist countries.
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Ottawa
S. A. Borisov
Minneapolis Tribune
Des Moines Register
The
Tribune
White House
State
Commerce and Agriculture
Duluth
Minn
Kennedy
Dow Jones
Wall Street Journal
Holland
Tribune and Register
Canada
Leopold Stern
Louis Dreyfus Corp
New York
Minneapolitans
Congress
Shipley Escapes Hit by Bullet Near Hancock Md
Illinois congressman George E. Shipley narrowly escaped harm when a bullet struck the windshield of his car near the Maryland Pennsylvania line. State police said no shell casings found and suspected a stray shot, though intent could not be ruled out. Shipley represents Illinois 23rd District and was driving through western Maryland.
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Hancock
Illinois
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George E. Shipley
Ill
Shipley
Olney, Ill
23Rd District
Gream Divorce Filed in Circuit Court Over Cruelty
Charlotte Gream filed a divorce suit against Curtis L. Gream in circuit court alleging cruelty. She seeks custody of a minor child and alimony for the child’s support. The couple married September 11, 1961 and separated May 12, 1963.
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Charlotte Gream
Curtis L. Gream
Thefts Reported In The County
Two thefts were reported to the sheriff's office on Tuesday. Roy Hails reported a stolen truck tire and wheel from his Cravat home. A theft of two hub caps occurred at Regency Motors on Salem Road.
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Sheriff's Office
Roy
Cravat
Regency Motors
Salem Road
Grace's Niece Elopes With A Book Salesman
DES MOINES AP Grace Mary Lee Davis 15 niece of Princess Grace of Monaco and John Paul Jones Jr 20 eloped from Philadelphia four weeks ago. They were found in Des Moines after three weeks staying in a small but tasteful apartment. Police questioned them and released them. Mary Lee is daughter of George L Davis Jr and Mrs Eugene C Conlan.
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Des Moines
Mary Lee Davis
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Philadelphia
Miss Davis
John Paul Jones Jr
Mary Lee
Des Moines Tribune
George L. Davis Jr
Eugene C. Conlan
Grant Divorce In Circuit Court
A divorcee, Juanita L. Tullis, was granted a divorce from Dale E. Tullis in circuit court yesterday. County Judge Alvin Lacy Williams presided over the session.
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Juanita L. Tullis
Dale E. Tullis
Alvin Lacy Williams
Police Court Traffic Fines in Sherman Bullock Term
Fines assessed by Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock include Robert K. Clark at 820 and costs for no driver's license. Robert L. Lindsay fined $5 and costs for failure to yield right of way. Miriam Hans fined $5 and costs for failure to yield right of way.
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Sherman Bullock
Rodert K. Clark
Robert L. Lindsay
Miriam Hans
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