Marshall Herald publishing details and rates
The Marshall Herald issued by Wabash Valley Printing Co located at 124 3 5th Street Marshall Illinois with editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Published weekly on Fridays the paper lists subscription at $2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
5Th
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
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Federal aid to state and local governments cited by Taxpayers Federation
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois reports federal grants-in-aid made up about 13.8 percent of combined state and local revenues for the year ended June 30 1960. Illinois received 13 percent of its total revenues from federal payments.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
New Jersey
Alaska
Illinois
Seat Belts Save Lives Urges Safety Officials
Traffic safety engineers note nearly half of annual fatalities could be prevented with proper belt use. They cite AMA and Public Health Service support, 1962 cars with belt anchors, and advise fastening belts before starting the engine. Readers may send comments to the column.
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American Medical Association
U. S. Public Health Service
National Safety Council
Lincoln quote prompts tax clinic on January 8 1962
Abraham Lincoln’s wisdom cited in a reminder for a tax clinic held January 8 1962 at 1 30 p m in the Illinois Building auditorium State Fairgrounds Springfield. The panel will interpret 1961 General Assembly tax and local government changes and welcomes interested citizens.
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Illinois Building
State Fairgrounds
Springfield
General Assembly
Hunting safety urged as firearms deaths rise in season
A World Outdoors piece warns hunting remains relatively safe but stresses that 2200 U S deaths yearly from firearm accidents include many non huntings related incidents. It cites October to December as peak danger and urges care, target verification, and awareness that others may hunt nearby.
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United States
National Rifle Association
Wildlife
Gover
Local Families Share Holiday Gatherings in West Union
West Union notes list of neighbors and relatives visiting and dining together over Christmas and New Year. Includes Clatfelter and Strohm families, guests from Robinson and Paris, arrivals from Terre Haute and Marshall, plus a birth announcement and hospital transfer.
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Fairy
Collier's
Opal Paddock
Carolyn Marrs
Robinson
Bill Colfer
Ovie
Terre Haute
Fred
Holwick
Jean Rodger
Dean
Jerry
Strehm
Ichildren
St. Paul
Minnesota
Strohm
Dean Strohm
John Morton
Georgia Macklin
Mar‘shall
Edward Gumm
Kathy
Paris
Alice i Morton
Carlyle
Indiana
John’ “Morton
Terre‘ Haute
Elizabeth
Helenie
Don Bonestee
Paris Hospital
Ronda
Carol
Bart~Boyer
Fort Wayne
Grace Griffith
Fenton ‘ Ledermann
Kathryn
Robert
Wilfred Leasure
George Ledermann
And
Clarence " Ledermann
Donna
Larry
DeAnn
Del
Friendly Neighbors Holiday Party at South-Center School
A holiday gathering of The Friendly Neighbors Home Bureau was held at South-Center School on Friday evening December 29 with 21 attendees. President Mary Davison conducted games and prizes were awarded, finger foods served, and guests shared New Year wishes.
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Neighbora
Mary Davison
Mildred Washburn
Harold Washburn
Civil service union urge amid fears of nationwide strike
Discussion on federal employee collective bargaining and the risk if civil servants walk out during a national emergency. Highlights AFGE AFL CIO leadership comments and the need for fair treatment without hampering government operations.
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Geney
Potee
Civil Service
Gasic
American Federation of Gta
Raowa
New- York
Eamster
Fas
Spain
Fedral
Santa Logzan
Afge-Afl-Cio
Anisten Federation of Government ‘Employees
Cosgrove
Afl-Cio
AFGE
National Federation of Federal Employees
Cornell
PCE
March of Dimes Aids Children With Arthritis And Birth Defects
A report outlines how the March of Dimes backs pediatric teams in diagnosing and treating juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and birth defects. It highlights Anthony Ryan’s early pain, Cathy and Carol Gile’s illnesses, and clinic teamwork at Philadelphia and Seattle centers aiding thousands of children nationwide.
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Anthony Ryan
Asea
Shaw Linip
Anthony
Ortho I Kory
Ini Motel
Philadelphia Children’s Hospital
March of Dimes
Green Everwing
National Fundation
March ‘of Dimes
Cathy
Carol Gile
Vancouver
Wash
University of Washington Hospital
Seattle
Washington
Idaho
Alaska
Raven
United States
National Foundation March of Dimes
Tevera Sans
John D. Sridgers
March, of. Dimes” Arthritis Treatment Center
Children’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Anthony Ryen
West Coast
Carel Gile
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