Stock Market Rises With Heavy Trading
The New York market rose in heavy trading as industrials gained while savings and loan stocks fell sharply amid higher rates for banks. U S Steel Ford and IBM led advances. First Charter and United Financial slid about 5 percent. Dow noon at 732.07 up 3.27.
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Livestock Market Prices East St Louis Hogs and Cattle
East St Louis livestock report shows hogs from 120 to 240 pounds trading mixed at 12.50 to 17.00 with several weight classes listed. Cattle and calves see bulk steady to higher values with choice steers and slaughter calves around 23 to 25 dollars per hundredweight and utility grades from 15 to 22 dollars. veal prices from 26 to 31 dollars.
Chicago Market Prices Move Steady Across Produce and Poultry
Chicago prices hold steady for butter with wholesale scores and percentages listed including 93 score AA and 92 A at 60. Eggs show little change with Grade A whites 302 and mixed 302. Live poultry wholesale prices drift within small ranges, with fryers at 21 to 23 cents and white rock fryers around 16 to 18 cents.
Steve Bernhard Sr. Dies in Missouri Home
Steve Bernhard Sr., 70, formerly of West Frankfort, died at 2 a.m. today at his Ferguson, Missouri home. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Union Funeral Home West Frankfort with burial at St. John’s Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
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West Frankfort
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Union Funeral Home
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Baskets Stolen From Sudsy Budsy Laundry
Two baskets and a cart were stolen Sunday from the Sudsy Budsy Coin Operated Laundry at 606 Illinois Ave in Carbonn Aire.
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Budsy Coin Operated
Ilinois Ave
Carbonnaie
Weather Roundup for Southern and Northern Illinois
Daily summary reports yesterday’s low 40 and high 70 with today’s highs and lows, sunrise and sunset times, lake levels at Crab Orchard and Little Grassy, and regional forecasts. Southern Illinois will run 5-10 degrees above normal turning cooler, with 0.5 to 0.75 inch rain possible in the southeast. northern Illinois 4-6 degrees above normal, with 0.25 to 0.5 inch precip mainly as rain midweek and a colder trend late in the week.
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Bankruptcy Rise Blamed On Lawyers
Washington reports a surge in personal bankruptcies at a national rate of 141000 yearly. William J. Cheyney cites consumer debt from new purchases and says many filings stem from local areas where lawyers allegedly invite bankruptcies for legal fees.
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Chicago
Stations Cancel Drama On Bus Stop Broadcast
Several ABC affiliates canceled Sunday night's Bus Stop episode featuring Fabian in his TV dramatic debut about a teenage killer. Stations WSIX Nashville WMTW Poland Spring WFIL Philadelphia WLW Atlanta dropped the program, with Nashville noting it might not suit family entertainment on Sunday.
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Anna Wall Dies at 87 in West Frankfort
Mrs. Anna Wall 87 of 312 E 4th St West Frankfort died at 4 am Sunday in Union Hospital She was a member of the Northern Baptist Church of West Frankfort daughter of Columbus and Elizabeth Odle born Sept 20 1874 in Franklin County She leaves a daughter Mane Browning two sons John and Jack a grandson Dorris Doyle 12 grandchildren 13 great and three great great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Reedy Funeral Home Rev Daniel C Abner to officiate Burial Tower Heights Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Franklin County
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John
Jack
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Carlsbad
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Zeigler
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Columbus Odle
Reedy Funeral Home
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Tower Heights
Marion Justice Seeks New Office Site in Marion
Elmer Farmer justice of the peace for Williamson County District 2, still seeks an office in Marion after assuming duties. One first floor site on the public square was rented and remodeled, but the owner withdrew approval. Farmers says no first floor options exist and he is pursuing a second story location.
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Marion
Williamson County
Farmer
Public Square
Justice of the Peace
Vivian Matheny Rites Held at Cobden
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. at Broadway Funeral Home Cobden for Vivian Sue Matheny 6 daughter of William and Edna Davis Matheny of Jonesboro She died Sunday at Lincoln State School Rev Larry Blake officiated with burial in Alto Pass Cemetery She is survived by her parents brothers William Leon and Billy Joe sisters Mary Frances and Joan grandparents Mr and Mrs John Davis Alto Pass and aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Elbert Delmer Berry Alto Pass
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Marion man Dewey Lyell Ritess dies at 37
Dewey Lyell Ritess 37 of Rt. 3 Marion died at 2 a.m. Sunday in Marion Veterans Hospital. Born Nov 26 1924 in Herrin, he was a WWII Army veteran and Nazaren Church member. Survived by children Randy James Douglas at home, parents Dorse and Mattie Lyell, sisters Maxine Lucas Virginia Doles Delasta Beasley and brother Jerry. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at Nazarene Church Marion with Rev John Haley. burial Eastlawn Memorial Gardens.
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James
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Chicago
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Calumet City
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Eastlawn Memorial Gardens
William Kemp 82 Dies. Herrin Miner Was UMWA Member
William P. Kemp 82 of 121 South Third Street Herrin died at 4 a.m. Monday at home after a life as a miner and longtime Local 1776 United Mine Workers member. Born September 8 1879 in Alabama he married Ollie Hill in Carterville June 5 1901. Survived by wife daughter Iva Atwood son Leroy two brothers Elper Carterville and Rufus Paducah Ky three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services 7 p.m. Wednesday at Johnson Funeral Home Herrin with Rev Ben Stripling officiating burial Herrin City Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Sotith St
Herrin
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
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Sally Kemp
Ollie Hill
Carterville
Iva Atwood
Leroy
Elper
Paducah
Johnson’s Funeral Home
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Herrin City Cemetery
Grass Fires Extinguished by Carbondale Fire Dept
Carbondale fire units extinguished grass fires Sunday at 9 24 p.m. on 320 Hester Street and at 3 09 p.m. on South Marion Street. Firefighters also responded at 6 50 p.m. to 109 Glenview Drive. Investigators said an electric stove had shorted.
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Glenview Drive
Mrs. Mary Curet Dies At 85 In Carterville
Mary Curet 85 of 509 Pennsylvania Ave Carterville died at 6 30 p m Sunday She was born January 22 1876 in Murphysboro a former practical nurse daughter of John A and Katherine Young She is survived by sister Miss Gus Young brothers Albert and Ben Young all of Carterville Funeral services set for Tuesday at Riggin Funeral Home Carterville with Rev Curt Moreloch officiating burial in Oakwood Cemetery Friends may call after 5 p m
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Pennsylvania Ave
Carterville
Murphysboro
John A
Katherine Young
Riggin
Curt Moreloch
Oakwood Cemetery
Burglars Take $200 In Loot at Grand Tower Store
Burglars broke a glass door at Russell Keith General Merchandise in Grand Tower over the weekend. They rifled the premises and carried off cigarettes knives and flashlights valued at about $200 according to Mrs Keith.
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Russell Keith
Grand Tower
Festival of Nations at Morris Library
A foreign dance and music program titled Festival of Nations will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Morris Library auditorium at Southern Illinois University. The International Relations Club sponsors the free event for the public.
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Morris Library
Southern Illinois University
International Relatons Club
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