Deaths George Pavlik Radiator Co. Foreman Dies
George C Pavlik 44 of 620 South 19th Street died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a three week stay He was a foreman at General Radiator Company Funeral services set for Holy Trinity Racine Wisconsin with burial in Holy Cross He is survived by wife Helen Pavlik one daughter Bonnie Stright a stepson Leonard Lanser and multiple relatives from Ohio and Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Charles Pavlik
South 19Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pavlik
Se General Radiator Company
Holy Trinity Church
Racine
Wisconsin
Holy Cross Cemetery
Myers Chapel
Mr. Pavlik
Spruce
West Virginia
George
Anna (Duranty) Pavlik
Mt. Vernon
Helen Pravda
Elks Lodge
Marion
L. O
Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Church
Bonnie Stright
New Marsfield
Ohio
Leonard Lanser
Wis
George Pavlik
Enterprise
Mary Witcheck
Margaret Conner
Celia Conner
Mishaw
Former Mt Vernon resident Don Moore dies in Springfield
Donald H. Moore 44 former Mt Vernon and Opdyke resident died at 8 45 last night at St John s Hospital in Springfield Ill where he had been a patient for years He was a salesman for Material Supply Co in Springfield for 2 5 years and previously a supervisor in the Secretary of State s office for 15 years He was an Elk member He was born December 12 1910 at Opdyke son of William and Lena Moore He married Emily Skinner July 4 1942 Surviving are his wife his mother and five sisters Funeral services 8 00 p m at Myers Chapel with Rev Ernest Laughlin officiating Burial in Belle Rive cemetery Sunday after 7 p m line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. Moore
Mt. Vernon
Opdyke
St. John's Hospital
Springfield
Moore
Secretary of State
Elks Lodge
Obdyke
Wiliam
Lena Moore
Emily Skinner
Léna Moore
Belle Rive
Henry Downey
Chaney
Herbert Brown
Kansas City
Ruth Cloyd
Hazel Carpenter
Rochelle
Aorreey
Myers Chapel
V. Ernest Laughlin
West Side Church of Christ, Springfield
Belle Rive Cemetery
Dog Beagle Locks Car After Turning On Radio
In Traverse City Michigan Herman Burgess a city heating engineer left his beagle in a car. The pup turned on the radio and moved to the front seat then pressed both inside door buttons locking Burgess out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Herman Burgess
Burgess
Hospital Notes and Good Samaritan Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admitted Henry F Kolmer John C Deggs Nashville Tenn Enoch Waller Mrs Eleanor Bullock Wayne City Discharged Mrs Margie Michaels and little son Mrs Florence Porter and infant son Henry Whitzel Lieut Dewey G Statler Carmi GOOD SAMARITAN admitted James Thomas Scott Bobby Gene Carter Mrs Virginia Lee Grant Mrs Nettie Belle McIntire Stanley Bernard Mierek Mrs Mabel Davidson Laird Miss Edith Mae Bloxam Mrs Elizabeth Wehunt Discharged Master Paul Arthur Orrick Mrs Nettie Belle McIntire Mrs Julia Ann Davis and baby Tina Marie Herrin Mrs Edith Blanche Eater Mrs Mary Ellen Koch and baby Barbara Jean Mrs Carol Ann Rapp and infant son James Clyne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Kolmer
John C. Deggs
Nashville
Tenn
Enoch Waller
Eleanor Bullock
Wayne City
Margie Michaels
Florence Porter
Henry Whitzel
Dewey G. Statler
Carmi
Good Samaritan
James Thomas Scott
Bobby Gene Carter
Virginia Lee Grant
Nettie Belle McIntire
Stanley Bernard Mierek
Mabel Davidson Laird
Edith Mae Bloxam
Elizabeth Wehunt
Paul Arthur Orrick
Julia Ann Davis
Tina Marie
Herrin
Edith Blanche Eater
Mary Ellen Koch
Barbara Jean
Carol Ann Rapp
James Clyne
Flight List From City Airport Sparks Mixed Destinations
Air travelers includ Donald McLean and Malcolm Hirons heading to Des Moines Iowa. Clyde Childers from West Frankfort flew to the King City this morning. Earl Outland carried Mrs Gene Odert, Deve Underwood and BE Brehm to St Louis. Norbit Barton from Marissa also flew to the King City. Chris Beighinger of Fairfield planned a flight to Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
Malcolm Hirons
Des Moines
Clyde Childers
West Frankfort
King City
Earl Outland
Gene Odert
Deve Underwood
BE. Brehm
St. Louis
Don Bee
Detroit
Mich
Hacking
Norbit Barton
Marrissa
Chris Beighinger
Fairfield
Mt. Vernon
City Manager Chester B. Lewis to leave Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon city manager Chester B. Lewis will end his duties after next Monday's council meeting. He will then assume Joliet Illinois city manager duties at a $13000 annual salary and attend Joliet council meetings in his official capacity on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Lewis
Lewis
Mt. Vernon
Joliet
Ill
Slain Gangster Linked to Greenlease Ransom Case
Chicago police probe the murder of Michael De Stefano a 47 year old ex convict found shot dead in his car trunk near his West Side home. He and associate Dominick Christiano are tied to FBI inquiries over the Greenlease ransom money with $300000 of the $600000 paid in 1953 still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Michael de Stefano
Greenlease
Exconvict
West Side
de Stafano
U. S. 66
Dominick Christiano
FBI
Bobby Greenlease
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
James McMahon
DeStefano
Carl Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Greenlease OY
Fire Prevention And Oil Progress Week Observed in Mt Vernon
Fire Prevention Week runs October 9 to 15 with Oil Progress Week. Oil industry men and the Chamber of Commerce will lead tours for high school seniors to oil fields and company offices. Fire officials will visit schools with home fire inspection blanks. awards await districts with most completed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Wriggling Water Worms Okay Says Health Dept Official
In Gallup, New Mexico, health officials say the wriggling wormy things found in the water are likely harmless midge fly larvae. Charles Caldwell notes the water is well chlorinated and questions who wants to drink a glass of water with worms in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
Gallup
Health Department
Charles Caldwell
Baby Kidnapping Plot Leads to Arrest at Hospital
A woman posed as the sister of a four year old to secure a birth certificate, stole a baby from a hospital nursery, and delivered it to Father Mc Coy before FBI agents arrested her at Lynwood hospital. The hospital had denied any baby birth. Local police tipped off federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally
Lynwood Hospital
Benedicto
Marcus
Father McCoy
FBI
San Francisco
Peron Awaits Safe Conduct Pass To Exile
Juan Peron remains aboard the Paraguayan gunboat Paraguay as authorities delay a safe conduct to exile. Provisional President Lonardi said asylum would be granted, but the formal exit papers were not yet issued, fueling rumors of possible Paraguay-UK arrangements and a 48 hour stay limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
River Plate
Tony
Paraguay
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron
Argentina
Lonardi
Parana
Asuncion
Lonards
Alfredo Stroessner
London
Annual Jefferson County Teachers Institute October 28
The Jefferson County Teachers Institute will be held October 28 in the Mt. Vernon high school auditorium. Jefferson county schools superintendent Sidney S. Hirons announced a countywide school holiday for teachers. The program includes Rev Carleton Rogers, Clarence T. Simon, L L Cunningham, and Aubrey J. Holmes speaking on pension legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Teachers Institute
Mt. Vernon High School
Sidney S. Hirons
Carleton Rogers
First Methodist Church of
Elgin
Clarence T. Simon
Swift’s Grandson Ends Life at Ranch Home
Corona California report details Louis F Swift Jr sixty, grandson of Chicago meat packing founder, shooting himself in the chest with a .38 revolver at his ranch after throat cancer surgery left him unable to speak. Coroner ruled suicide. wife Tavy found him. He left a son Louis F Swift III. attended University of Wisconsin. managed plants in Denver and Texas. resided in Corona eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Calif
Louis F. Swift Jr
Chicago Meat Packing Company
Swift
Taby
Denver
Texas
Marriages Licensed for Merle Melton and Martha Baldridge
Merle Melton of Walnut Hill and Martha Baldridge of Woodlawn obtained a marriage license. Robert Gray and Lois Edmond of Mt. Vernon also licensed. Shannon L Orchard of University City Mo and Roberta June Williams of Overland Mo received licenses.
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Merle Melton
Walnut Hill
Martha Baldridge
Woodlawn
Robert Gray
Lois Edmond
Mt. Vernon
Shannon L. Orchard
University City
Roberta June Willams
Overland, Mo
Americans Smoke More Cigarettes Reported by Agriculture Dept
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says Americans 15 years and older will smoke about 10 pounds of tobacco in cigarettes in 1935, up 1.2 percent from last year but 4.8 percent below the 1953 peak. The main impact of health publicity on cigarette use appears past, with overall tobacco consumption slightly rising but still under 1952 and 1958 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Births Diana Lynn and Adams daughter in Jefferson Memorial
Mr and Mrs Fredegal RFD 5 welcome a daughter born at Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces named Diana Lynn. Mr and Mrs John Wesley Adams of Bonnie celebrate a daughter born at Jefferson Memorial at 9 45 in the morning weighing six pounds fifteen and one half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredegal
RFD
Vernon
Samaritan
Diana Lynn
John Wesley Adams
Bonnie
Jefferson Memorial
Chicagoan dentist seeks overland tour through Soviet Union
A Chicago dentist, Dr. Berthold Schulz, 42, arrived in Moscow after driving from Helsinki in a jeep and becoming the first foreign tourist to request permission to traverse the USSR. He parked at the Kremlin and entered the National Hotel to ask Intourist officials for a route to the Iranian or Czechoslovak border, noting past long drives like London to Capetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Chicago
Soviet Union
Berthold
Schulz
Helsinki
Finland
Dr. Schulz
Kremlin
Intourist
Russia
London
Capetown
South Africa
Humphrey backs Stevenson as leading Democratic presidential candidate
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota told the Trojan Democratic Club at the University of Southern California that Adlai Stevenson is the party’s leading presidential candidate and said a vice presidential nomination would be a signal honor if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Democratic Party
Trojan Democratic Club
University of Southern California
Adlai Stevenson
East Germany Not Recognized by Big Three
The report notes Berlin in the Soviet zone and the postwar blockade and airlift context. It states a Big Three statement from Dulles MacMillan and Pinay, with Brentano present, ahead of a Big Four conference with Russia planned to open October 27 in Geneva.
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East Germany
Berlin
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Russia
Geneva
Heinrich von Brentano
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Radiator Co
Don Moore
Dog
Airport News
Greenlease Ransom
Stern Bray Beer
Casey
la Prensa
Alberto Gainza Paz
Juan Peron
Paz
America
Viculana
Ms Ta Aie
SSR
Einiger
Klingrite
Vienna
Eininger
Flowerphone
Curtis-Florist
Witshire
Adlai
Self
Protection Plus Service
Johnson
Insurance Ageney
Mt. Vernon, OL
Lilli Ann
France
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