The Marshall Herald Publication Details
The Marshall Herald is a weekly newspaper published every Friday in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart serve as editors. It lists subscription and advertising rates including $2.00 yearly, 35 cents per column inch local ads, and 20 cents per line for classifieds.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth
Marshall, Tr
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Government employment climbs as federal workers rise
Figures from the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois based on Tax Foundation data show 2,644,244 federal civilian employees at April end, up 83,464 that month. Including 128,160 overseas workers, total government workers reach 10.7 million in March, surpassing finance and retail sectors.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of Ilinois
Tax Foundation, Inc
United States
U. S. Civil Service Commmission
Federation
U. S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington Report Critiques Foreign Aid Program
Congressman James Ott attacks the foreign aid program as unpopular and unearned, arguing it drains the U S Treasury and worsens balance of payments. He cites industry propaganda, international banks, Chamber of Commerce lobbying, and past wide administration of aid abroad. He questions the claimed domestic benefits and gold outflow impact.
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James Ott
Chamber of Commerce
America
Department of Commerce
Orange County
India
U. S. Treasury
Foreign aid program costs and management criticized
Congress critiqued the foreign aid program noting 18 000 staff in 82 countries, 1700 administrators in South Vietnam earning over 10 000 dollars yearly with allowances. Critics say funds go to black market and communists, while accounting and control are lacking. Debate over authorization length and potential cuts is described against a backdrop of rising deficits and inflation concerns.
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Ees
South Viet Nam
Congress
Senate
Share the Road to Avoid Accidents
A public safety message explains that with millions of vehicles on highways and Illinois streets, road space is limited. Drivers should share the road, obey laws, practice courtesy, yield when needed, and follow the Golden Rule to reduce conflicts and prevent accidents.
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Illinois
Joe Ryan
West Union Social Notes From Ruth Wright
Local residents share visits and family events from Plainfield to Terre Haute. A birth in Union Hospital welcomed Stanley DeLane Medsker with relatives in Indiana and Illinois attending a family reunion at Mooresville.
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Elmer Medsker
Richard Cline
Cora Lee Milam
Robert Medsker
Indianapolis
William Medsker
Plainfield
Indiana
Nancy Medsker
Nelle Strohm
Stella Shawler
Myrtle Haddix
Robinson
Hilbert
Dema
Higginbotham
Gene Lindley
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Stanley DeLane
Carol Cunningham
Maggie Clatfelter
Dean
Walter Clatfelter
Chicago
Harold Clatfelter
Dale Clatfelter
Walter
Frank Snyder
Dan
Mooresville
Missionary Ladies Hostess Event Highlights Local Gatherers
Mrs. Shirley Icenogle hosted the Missionary Ladies of the Christian Church on Friday afternoon with attendees including Mrs. Mabel Thompson and Mrs. Alice Utterback among nine others. Shaner and Doris Jackson depart for a ten day Wisconsin vacation. Gerald Shaffner and wife announce the arrival of their son Brian Duane on August 4 at Union Hospital Terre Haute, first child for the couple.
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Shirley Icenogle
Missionary Ladies of the Christian Church
Mabel Thompson
Alice Utterback
Edith Ledermann
Hazel Wright
Fernisbell
Hattie Ledermann
Martha Moore
Charlotte Leasure
Ruth Wright
Wanda Shaner
Shiela
Doris Jackson
Wisconsin
Gerald Shaffner
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Brian Duane
Elder Glen Arbuckle Preaches at Mill Creek Church. Local Obituaries Mention Lem Hill
Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach at the Mill Creek Church Sunday morning and evening. John Blizzard and Mrs. Maude Miller called at Greenwell Funeral Home to pay respects to Lem Hill's family. Additional visits noted with Mrs. Martha Booker and sister Grane, plus other locals in the week.
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Glen Arbuckle
Mill Creek
John Blizzard
Maude Miller
Greenwell
Lem Hill
Martha Booker
Grane
Gladys Spittler
Martha Hills
Effie Ross
Morgan
Raymond Lambdin
Lor
Prairie visitors and crop reports from the region
Dr. George Mitchell and Ben Strohm joined Mrs. Corrienna Snyder and others Friday. Mrs. Maude Miller traveled through the prairie on Saturday and returned to West Union. Mrs. Mary Carpenter came home Saturday after visiting her daughter in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garper spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace Higginbotham and Everett.
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Ralph Cooper
Charleston
Metcalf
Illinois
Kenneth Johnson
Brocton
Harold Stutz
Hume
Don Porter
Catlin
Ilinois
Dick Johnson
Catherine Bradley
Gary
Indiana
Gene Hammond
West Union
Wayne Hammond
Fairless Hills
Noble Hammond
Elizabeth Doss
George Dean
Ellis Sanders
Robinson
Harold Griffith
Edward Clatfelter
Kenneth Swope
Dan Harper
Marshall
Anna Finkbiner
Ford Stanfield
West York
Crocker
Indianapolis
Earl Lee Chapman
Jessie Oakley
St. Cloud
Florida
Clacy Shaffner
Newman
John Blizzard
Mary Carpenter
Bonnie Sanders
Terre Haute
Bill Garper
Grace Higginbotham
Everett
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