Marshall Herald editorial details and subscription rates
The Marshall Herald from Marshall Illinois lists publication details. It notes weekly Friday issues by Wabash Valley Printing Co and editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. Rates shown include subscription at $2.00 yearly and local ads at 35c per column inch with tender ads at 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
Herald
Illinois Tax Facts: Repeal of Excise Taxes Urged
Maurice W. Scott argues that wartime excise taxes on communications and passenger transport should be repealed. He notes the federal tax on telephone bills costs customers about $9 annually for individuals and $75 for businesses and calls railroads burdened by taxes on transportation of persons. He urges taxpayers to inform others and pressure Congress to eliminate these discriminatory taxes.
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Congress
Traffic Safety Tips from Charles F Carpentier
The article emphasizes a correct mental attitude while driving to improve safety and enjoyment. It urges motorists to watch for pedestrians, yield right of way, lower headlights at night, and be alert for children and school buses. A free copy of the new Rules of the Road is available from Secretary of State Charles F Carpentier in Springfield Illinois.
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Tao Charles F. Carpentier
Springeld
Congress Responds to Public Will on Abolition View
Lawmakers react to popular demand as calls to abolish an institution gain momentum. Debate centers on fair treatment and legislative action reflecting citizen voices across states.
Social Security Quarters Needed For Retirement Benefits
The number of quarters of coverage required for retirement benefits depends on age. Many wrongly think six are enough. nearly everyone reaching retirement age early this year needs 16 quarters, rising to 17 after July, with more for later ages. A temporary rule allows 12 quarters if retirement occurs in the first quarter of this year, but expires October 1960. Women need fewer quarters than men by one per qualifying age. After earning 40 quarters, one is fully insured for life.
Home safety study urges vigilant practices
University of Illinois safety specialist O L Hogsett reports that farm home fatalities doubled outside the home last year. Falls on same level and stairs caused most deaths, with fires and burns from gasoline or kerosene responsible for about a quarter. Parents and adults must enforce safe practices to keep homes orderly and safe.
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O. L. Hogsett
University Ofllinois
Births and social notices from Terre Haute area
West Union announces the birth of a boy named Allan Dil on February 5 at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. The fourth child of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lederreann, they recovered at home. Community events include a shower for Mrs. Gene Harris at the church with guests sharing early married life photos. Various local families are noted for visits, dinners, and gatherings, plus church services and missionary group meetings.
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Clarence Lederreann
Union Hospital
Terre |Haute
Dil
Allan
Ledermann
Prancy
Ois
Gene Harris
Sue _Crumlin
Bertha,Craig
Lottie Crumrin
Mary Crumrin
Phyllis
Elizabeth Wells
Jan
Joan ‘Craig
Harriet Ann
Paria
Esther Lindley
Doris Shacher
Helen Crumrin
Nelle Strohm
Imogene Collier
Esther Wright
Evan Wright
Lillie White
Beverly
Thelma Lawrence
Joiga
Harry Thompson
Lou Thompson
Ethel Meeker
Lamar Ingle
Robert Poorman
Date Poorman
Warren Chapman
Harlan Griffith
Charlotte Ferris
Eastern University At
Charleston
Forrest. Ferris
Barbara Ann Wright
Decastur
Harnett Wright
Grover Floyd
Riverton
Indiana
John Wesner
Clarence Thompson
St. Louis
Second Christian
Paul Hazelton
Outboard Use and Inland Waters Popularity Rise
The article notes increasing interest in boating water skiing and fishing for 1998 on American inland waterways. It cites tension between utility and pleasure uses, cites irritation from rough boaters, and cites a Texas study showing motor noise has little effect on fish at depths beyond 10 feet and no impact on nests, mortality, or catch.
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America
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Proper lifting requires more than muscle
Professional weight lifters insist lifting demands knowledge and planning. O L Hogaett of the University of Illinois stresses sizing up the job, getting help if needed, wearing gloves, checking the path, crouching close, using legs, lifting slowly, and avoiding jerks to protect the back.
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O. L. Hogaett
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Illinois Trading Stamp Industry Spurs State Economy
A 1950s public information release notes the Illinois trading stamp industry supporting 3,501 workers across multiple sectors and serving 2,236,000 women. It cites 1957 sales of 35,531,000 and asserts broad economic benefits nationwide as a living, vital expansion industry.
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Illinois
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