Hospital Notes Multiple admissions and discharges across region
A hospital notes roundup lists numerous admissions and discharges in Sparta Carbondale Murphysboro West Frankfort Anna Jonesboro Cobden and nearby towns. Entries include names such as Louis Gregory Connie Downen Margaret Goddard Omer Webb Loretta Novack and Della Williams with various hospitals noted. Birth announcements include HOUSLEY in Carbondale and RICKARD in Benton while several deaths are recorded in Carterville Corden Herrin Marion and Tulsa with funeral arrangements pending.
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Sparta
Combiunity
Gregory
Louis
Sparta Downen
Connie
Tilden Jones
John
Marissa Goddard
Margaret
Tiden
ST. Joseph Memorial
Murphysboro
Beckman
Herbert
Webb
Omer
Ghildere
Eaward
Novack
Loretta
Grand Tower
Willams
Della Maxine
Murphys
Donald
Winn
Virginia
Murphysbors
Yates
Arthur
Chawdier
Gertrude
Duke
James
Johnston
Hazel
Union County
Anna
Smith
Judy
Jongsboro -Bivino
Weldon
Anna Omhart
Linda
Anna Keller
Rosa
Elzin Eltis
Charles
Jonesboro
Flint
Gene
Elwood
Hartline
Junior
Cobden Gibson
Joan
Anna Smith
Jackie
Hastings
Marie
Vienna Hale
Cobden Pinch
Monica
Baby
Anna Hubbs
Dorothy
J L Kramer Christopher Resident Dies At Home
J L Kramer of Christopher died at home at 1 30 a m. He retired from CB Q Railroad after 46 years. Born May 23 1891 in Brownstown he had lived in Christopher 38 years. Survived by wife Bertha Sidwell. sons Kenneth L Effingham Dewey L Kansas City Mo Rev Glen Kramer Johnston City Jake E China Grove NC Harold Chicago. daughters Jennie Mitchell Christopher Mabel Cowan Milltown Ind Charlotte Tate McLeansboro Katherine Bell St Louis. brother Fredan Kea amer Christopher. sisters Mabel Brewer Rita Gustaf Daytona Beach Fla. 23 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Gilbert Funeral Christopher.
U.S. and Russia to begin airline negotiations
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union plan to start talks soon on a direct airline link. The State Department said Soviets would be ready to begin discussions by late June, with the start date narrowed to July for technical reasons. The move marks a step toward establishing a direct air connection between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Sovet
State Department
Department
Backers Hope Judicial Bill Will Pass
Backers of a constitutional judicial amendment in Illinois seek Senate approval after Monday hearings on two resolutions. The Drach plan backed by Illinois and Chicago Bar associations faces doubt as Governor Kerner signals caution and Chicago Mayor Daley resists, risking a veto or delay.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Senate
Ilinais
Chicago Bar Associations
George Drach
Donald "J. O’brien
Chicago
Otto Kerner
Bar Association
Dini
Richard J. Daley
Ketner
Daley
Kerner
Northwestern University
NIU to Build $4.4 Million Campus Projects
The Teachers College Board approved preliminary plans for a $4.4 million NIU construction program at De Kalb, including a $1.75 million practical arts building and a $2.75 million science facility. Legislature must grant final approval before work begins.
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Charleston
Teachers College Board
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Drought Hits Wheat Crops in Four Chinese Provinces
Peiping radio reported drought endures for a third year in four northern Chinese provinces, affecting wheat crops. No figures on harvest size or losses were provided.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
Drouth
Negro Group Forms to Combat Panic in Integrated Lakeview
In Hempstead N Y panic selling by whites spurs a Negro residents' campaign to prevent a shift to a predominantly Negro neighborhood. Lincoln Lynch notes the aim to stabilize the current white to Negro ratio and warns buyers to avoid creating a segregated area. About 40 white families in a 150 to 200 resident community offer homes for sale as Negro population grows.
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Associated Press
Lakeview
Hempstead
Lincoln Lynch
Lynch
Mrs Stroehlein Rites Set For Cobden Woman
Mary Lence Stroehlein 87 of Cobden died Monday in Union County Hospital Anna after a 10 day stay Born April 5 1974 in Union County she lived all her life there She leaves two daughters Mrs Clyde Aynes and Mrs Freddie Stacy both of Cobden two sons Robert Jonesboro and Ed Die San Gabriel California four grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services are 230 PM Wednesday at Broad Way Funeral Home Cobden with Rev Earl R Black of Jonesboro Methodist officiating Burial will follow in Cobden City Cemetery Friends may call after 3 PM today
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Mary Lence Stroehlein
Cobden
Union County Hospital
Anna
Union County
Stroehlein
Clyde Aynes
Freddie Stacy
Robert
Jonesboro
Eddie
San Gabriel
Calif
Broadway Funeral Home
Earl R. Black
William R. Watson Dies at Oaklawn at 50
William R. Watson, 50, died at 2:20 am Monday at his home 8243 W. 89th Place Oaklawn. Born October 18, 1910 in Goode Township Franklin County, he was the son of William and Dora Jane Hill Watson. Survived by wife Dora Jane Rose Saiz, sister Elsie Johnston of Bismarck ND, and brother Ray Watson of Sesser. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Braysfield Funeral Home Sesser. burial Maple Hill Cemetery.
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William R. Watson
89Th Place
Oaklawn
Goode Township
Franklin County
William
Dora Jane Hill Watson
Watson
Dora Jane Rose Saiz
Elsie Johnston
Bismarck
Ray ‘Watson
Sesser
Braysfield Funeral Home
Maple Hill Cemetery
Mrs Janet Byrn Rites In Marion
Funeral services for Mrs. Janet Byrn 57 of Chicago will be at 2 pm Thursday at Mitchell Funeral Home Marion. The Rev Aubrey Moore will officiate. Burial follows at Maplewood Cemetery. Visitation after 4 pm Wednesday at the funeral home. She died Monday at 10 30 am in Chicago. Born in Marion July 25 1908 she was daughter of William and Agnes Lindsey Weir. She married Ernie Byrn and is survived by husband mother and sisters Agnes Me Clukey Velma Legnard of Chicago and half brothers James Lindsey Manteng and William Lindsey.
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Janet Byrn
Chicago
Mitchell
Marion
Aubrey Moore
Heiate
Maplewood Cemetery
Byrn
William
Agnes Lindsey Weir
Ernie Byrn
Agnes Connell
Rt. 4
Agnes Me‘Clukey
Velma Legnard
James Lindsey
Manteng
William Lindsey
French General Sentenced in Algiers Mutiny Case
General Jean Nicot, once in charge of the air force in metropolitan France, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in the abortive Algiers mutiny against President Charles de Gaulle. He was charged with aiding Maurice Challe to instigate the uprising in Algeria.
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Paris
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Air Force
Jean Nicot
France
Ger
Maurice Challe
Algeria
Stocks Rise Quietly After Morning Uptick
The market recovered early but trading stayed very quiet. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon rose 1.30 to 244.60 as industries like motors steels rails utilities and tobaccos advanced. Dow Jones industrial average gained 5.97 to 626.45 while corporate bonds fell and government bonds were steady.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Zenith
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Union Carbide
Merck
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Dow Jones
U.S
Livestock prices and ranges from hogs to cattle report
A market summary lists hogs with various weight classes and prices from 14.75 to 21.50, including No 1-2 sows and boars with prices up to 21.00, plus cattle and calves with steers and heifers priced from 19.50 to 28.00 and higher. It notes a toad eye count by a North American herpetologist at 28,000 in 19 hours.
Marion Driver Fined 258 After East Main Collision
Marion driver James Manier was fined 258.60 by Justice Elmer Farmer on three driving charges after an accident on East Main at 6 45 p m. He drove Gib bons’ car from Future street across Main into a yard then hit steps, veered, jumped a curb and ended in a filling station lot. Manier had 161 20 for driving under liquor influence 81 20 for illegal liquor transportation and 36 20 for driving without a license and was jailed for nonpayment. Clarence Gibbons was fined 36 20 for intoxication and released. Police found whisky and beer cans in the car.
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James Manier
Marion
Justice of the
Peate Elmer Farmer
Manier
Clarence Gibbons
East Main Street
Gibbons
Charles Edwards
Main Street
Williamson County
Edwards
Mrs. Mae Belle Moorre Dies at 80 in Christopher
Mrs Mae Belle Moorre 80 of 401 North State Street Christopher died Monday at Union Hospital West Frankfort. A Franklin County lifelong resident and member of First Baptist Church of Lesser she was preceded in death by husband Moses 1925. Survived by sisters Lizzie Daniels Royalton and Dessie Flatt Christopher and brothers Earl and Valley Quillman Lesser. Services Thursday p m at First Baptist Church Walier Rev Dale Wolfe officiating. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery Lesser. Friends may call Russell Funeral Home Christopher after 1 p m today.
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Mae Belle Moorre
State St. Christopher
Union Hospital
West Frankfort
Franklin County
First Baptist Church of
Lesser
Jacob
Josephine Jones Quillman
Moses
Lizzie Daniels
Royalton
Des‘sie Flatt
Christopher
Earl and Valley Quillman
Yoth
First Baptist Church
Walier
Dale Wolfe
Maple Hill Cemetery
Russell Funeral Home
Mrs. Dora Dearmond dies at 85 in Murphysboro
Dora Belle Dearmond 85 died after a long illness at St Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro She had resided at Jackson County Nursing Home A lifelong Elkville resident she was born in Du Quoin in 1875 married Riley Dearmond who preceded her in death Surviving daughters Mrs Harry Swetland Vergennes Mrs George Saylor Murphysboro Mrs Dan Fann Du Quoin son Roy Du Quoin sister Mrs Cora Schneider Pothona California 15 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren Funeral services set for 3 pm Thursday at Meyer-Denny Funeral Home Murphysboro with visitation after 2 pm Wednesday Rev Oscar C Maerker to officiate Burial Elkville Cemetery
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Dearmond
Dora Belle Dearmond
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysboro
Jackson County
First Baptist Church of
Elkville
du Quoin
Riley Dearmond
Pinckneyville
Harry Swetland
Vergennes
George Saylor
Dan Fann
Roy
Cora Schneider
Pothona Calif
Meyer-Denny Funeral Home
Oscar C. Maerker
Boriat
Elkville Cemetery
Lindsey services scheduled Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Reon Purdy Lindsey are set for 1 p.m. Thursday at the George VanNatta Funeral Home in Herrin with Rev. Ben Stripling of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Herrin City Cemetery. Lindsey, a former Herrin resident, died at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa after living there for 12 years.
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Lindsey
Reon Purdy
George van Natta
Herrin
Ben Stripling
First Baptist Church
Herrin City
Hillcrest Hospital
Tulsa
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