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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1957

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Deaths J B Morgan 75 dies after illness in Mt Vernon

J B Morgan 75 of RFD 1 Mt Vernon died Sunday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. A farmer and former Mt Vernon Car Co. employee, he served as McClellan township commissioner for years. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev J G Parsons officiating. burial in South Hickory Hill Cemetery. He was born November 1 1881 in Jefferson County and married Lucy Brown October 19 1910. Survived by wife, four sons Joseph Isaac Earl Harold Lee, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren, and three brothers William Louis John. His parents and five brothers preceded him in death.

Y. B. Morgan RFD Mt. Vernon McClellan Township Jefferson Memorial Hospital Mr. Morgan Mt. Vernon Car Co Pulley Funeral J.G. Parsons Hickory Hill Jefferson County Isaac E Lucy (Osborn) Morgan Lucy Brown Morgan South Hickrey Hill

Teamsters' Convention Under Way Amid Bitter Rivalry

The convention in Washington opened with Beck pledging careful scrutiny of delegate legality as more than 100 of 1 929 delegates are challenged. Hoffa and rivals loom, with Thomas L Hickey booed while John F English received strong support for re election as secretary treasurer amid a heated race for the presidency.

Martin O’donoughue Senate Committee Washington Beck McClellan Municipal James R. Hoffa Midwest Hoffa Thomas L. Hickey New York John F. English Ater International English Hoft

VFW Threatens To Drop Disloyal Louisiana Post

National VFW commander warns Ruston Post 3615 may be suspended after it voted to omit the pledge of allegiance to the flag. The post acted while calling for President Eisenhower to withdraw federal troops from Little Rock. The national leader says no post or officer has authority to make such statements.

Albuquerque N.M Veterans of Foreign Wars Ruston VFW Eisenhower Little Rock Ark Lescar W. Harlan Ruston Brothers Richard L. Roudebush Indianapolis Ind Roudebush

Three-Wheel Mail Carriers Introduced For Mt. Vernon

A new three wheel vehicle will be used to carry mail in the Mt. Vernon area. The labor saver promises lower costs and more efficient service. Vehicle measures 100 inches by 50 by 65, offers 40 cubic feet of capacity and fuel economy of 50 miles per gallon.

Mt.Vernon

Bayonets Shelved in Little Rock Amid Integration Tension

Army troops entered Little Rock schools to escort nine Negroes to class as white demonstrators dispersed. Governor Faubus weighed a special session to potentially dissolve or privatize the public school system while Eisenhower-administered forces maintained order. Attendance at Central High hovered around 1,450. many parents kept children home over fears of trouble or race. The situation drew national attention as officials planned talks in Washington with Southern governors.

University of Arkansas-Tulsa Fayetteville Ark Central High Faubus Eisenhower National Guard Washington Brooks Hays D-Ark Arkansas National Guard James C. Ungerty Faubus l Eiisenhower Ashmore Dixiie

Airport arrivals indicate regional travel patterns

R A Ward J Johnson J Stewart and others arrived at King City and Mt Vernon airports from St Louis Detroit Pinckneyville Litchfield Taylorville and Memphis. Travelers headed to Waltonville Dyer Indiana East St. Louis Salem Nashville and Nashville on onward flights.

R. A. Ward St. Louis J. Johnson King City J. Stewart Detroit Waltonville W. B. Shefehik Mt. Vernon Memphis Dyer Indiana Arl Heir Marissa Salem Carl Keery Pinckneyville R. Mallory Litchfield East St. Louis Richard H. Cannton Taylorville Francis Brown Eldon C. Weda Highland Nashville Tennessee

Faubus Mess Shows Law And Order Prevail

The piece argues Russians used Little Rock violence to smear the United States but notes America remains ruled by law. Federal troops enforced court orders, Faubus opposed, with legal channels likely to decide the next steps. Menon praised adherence to rule of law, signaling global doubt about mob rule.

A Bomb Shelters Survive Big Blast

LAS VEGAS A BOMB test showed two French and nine West German shelters survive the Aug. 31 detonation in very satisfactory shape. The Atomic Energy Commission called results further proof that proper shelters save lives in a nuclear attack. Tests were conducted at an undisclosed distance from ground zero.

Las Vegas Atomic Energy Commission

Weather forecast predicts balmy Illinois week

The Weather Bureau projects pleasant warm conditions across Illinois this week with daily highs in the high 70s to near 80 in the northwest and night lows around 50. Chicago may see a cool start with mid 60s, while regions like Vandalia report near 39 degrees. Rain expected mainly in the Southeast with showers in western states.

Weather Bureau Chicago Lake Michigan Peoria

Weather Outlook And Local Birth Announcements

Illinois normal ranges forecast with highs in the 70s and little rain through the week. Missouri warm today with lower 80s in the northwest and 40s in the southeast. Births: a daughter born yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital to Gilbert Sebiert and wife. weight six pounds three ounces. Another son, Robert Durl Mc Carter, born yesterday morning at Jefferson Memorial Hospital to Jackie Dane Mc Carter and wife. A daughter born yesterday afternoon at Jefferson Memorial Hospital to Steve Yarbor and wife.

Missouri State Good Samaritan Hospital Gilbert Sebiert Crownview Road Jackie Dane] McCarter Route 2 Bluford Jefferson Memorial Hospital Robert Durl Steve Gene Yar Bor Dale, Tl

Soviet appoints Firyubin as deputy foreign minister

Moscow reports Nikolai Pavlovich Firyubin, former ambassador to Yugoslavia, named deputy foreign minister. He joined the diplomatic corps in 1954 and is described as a Communist Party veteran. His wife Ekaterina Furtseva is noted as a powerful figure in the party.

Moscow Nikolai Pavlovich Firyubin Yugoslavia Firyubin Ekaterina Furtseva Communist Party Ivan Konstantinovitchamchevsky Comunist Party Soviet Union

Hospital Notes at Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial

Admissions include Ed Moss Cary Moyer Blanche Dées Earl Allery Patricia Os borne Arden Coftman Alvin Shehorn Norman Summers at Good Samaritan. Discharges list numerous patients. Jefferson Memorial reports admissions Charles Lovelady Rosa lyn Yarbor Jewel Méc arter Fannie Marie Daily Maggie Lane and discharges Lizzie Quinn Hettie Crowder Ada Smith Agnes Dennis.

Ed Moss Cary Moyer Blanche Dées Earl Allery Patricia Osborne Arden Coftman Alvin Shehorn Norman Summers Doris Fenton Gary Wayne John Ingram Gloria Russell Martha Pettit Wilma Cotton Francis Drénnan Mark Albert Dianna Cox Gary Hopkins Morris Metzger Irene Morlan Harry Johnston Cecil Murphy Francis Orrick Corwin Thomas Alberta Lemke Linda Marie Alvera Schott John Berg Gladys Wood Eva Milner Nellie Mays Minnie Wilson Velma Son Laura Shelton Claudette Hurst Steven Donald Glenn McCowan Opal Hertenstein Jefferson Memorial Charles Ernest Lovelady Nashville Rosalyn Yarbor Dale Jewel Mécarter Bluford Fannie Marie Daily Woodlawn Maggie Lane McLeansboro Lizzie Quinn Hettie Crowder Dahlgren Ada Smith Agnes Dennis

Births Weigel and Wilson Families Welcome Babies

Mr and Mrs David Weigel of 302 Wynwood Drive Peoria welcomed a son yesterday weighing ten pounds eleven ounces named Charles Russell. Mr and Mrs Byford Wilson of Route 3 welcomed a son Saturday at 8 50 pm at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing eight pounds five ounces named Dennis Byford. Mr and Mrs Robert Mandrell of 3300 Central Avenue welcomed a daughter yesterday afternoon at 5 45 at Good Samaritan Hospital.

David Weigel Wynwood Drive Péoria Charles Russell Byford Wilson Route 3 Good Samaritan Hospital Dennis Byford Robert Mandrell Central Avenue Good

Scouting Expansion and Labor Union Fight in County

Belleville report notes PMW refuses to reaffiliate with UMW after miners at two St Clair County PMW mines voted to switch. PMW president Ray Dupée cites past violence after the split and says PMW will not exit business. Jefferson County Scouting remains part of Black Gold District planning expansion, detailing units, ages, and programs across Belleville area.

Belleville Progressive Mine Orkers United Mine Workers Union Ray Dupee PMW Dupee Springfield Hugh White District 12 UMW White St. Clair County Jefferson County Black Gold Kaskaskia Council of Boy Scouts of America Dlinois Boy Scouts Explorers Game Farm Giant City Park Carlyle Illinois Mid-Western States

Thunderstorm Scares Frisco Over Bay Area

A rare storm cracked across the Bay Area scaring hundreds of residents as jets were blamed for sonic booms. The Weather Bureau noted it was only the third electrical storm in San Francisco in 30 years. A sudden downpour accompanied the rolling thunder.

San Francisco Bay Area Weather Bureau

Cars Collide On North 12th Street

A two car crash occurred early Saturday in the 200 block of North 12th. No injuries were reported. Vehicles driven by David Furnall and Mrs E Brehm sustained damages exceeding $100 each, according to police.

Inéon North 12Th Steps David Furnall Wilshire Bee E. Brehm Wilshire ‘Drive

Alton Woman Killed By Auto

A 45 year old Alton woman Mrs Mary Robbins died Sunday from injuries after a highway collision Saturday two miles north of Alton. State police reported the car was driven by Bernard William Lawson of Godfrey Illinois. Robbins died in a hospital here.

Alton, Til Alton Mary Robbins Bernard William Lawson Godfrey

It's Different When It Happens To Jack

Chicago detective Jack Muller known for issuing tickets says he will appeal a $107 fine for reckless driving in McHenry County. He was fined after speeding, ignoring a stop sign, and driving without a license. Justice of the Peace Arnold J. Raven found Muller innocent on the stop sign and license charges, but guilty on speeding and converted it to reckless driving. Muller plans to hire Woodstock attorney James Roy Threatt to appeal, naming several local residents as associates in the McHenry County Court.

Chicago Jack Muller McHenry County Muller Justice of the Peace Arnold J. Raven McHenry Raven Woodstock, Ill

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