Marshall Herald header and publishing details
The Marshall Herald is published by the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S South Street Marshall Illinois 62441. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart are editors with weekly Friday issues. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars per year and local ads run 35 cents per column inch while classified ads are 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Sth Street
Marshall
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Illinois
Herald
Washington Letter Shows Broad Opposition to Tax Hike and Budget
Congressman Wm Springer reports nearly 80 percent of 47 000 mail poll respondents from the 22nd District oppose President Johnsons income tax hike and view the 135 billion dollar federal budget as too high Most favor college expense deductions and tighter gun sale rules A majority back continuing HUAC and oppose Red China in the UN Opinion on foreign aid is divided Rent subsidies and Taft Hartley repeal draw opposition A strong majority back a proposed Bible reading amendment in public schools Fields show nearly 8500 responses from over 10 000 respondents with husbands and wives often agreeing
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Wm. Springer
Johnson
22Nd
Congressional
House Un-American Activities Committee
United Nations
United States
Driver Education for Adults Aimed at Reducing Deaths
In 1966 traffic fatalities surpassed fifty thousand nationwide, prompting calls for expanded driver education for adults to improve road safety and reduce wrecks.
Tax Facts and Driver Education Highlight Illinois Reports
The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois commends the Legislative Audit Commission for its tenth annual report and notes total recoveries of 2.36 million dollars since 1957, with potential to reach 4.15 million. Federation officials praise accounting improvements and call for internal audits across agencies. The piece also covers driver education impacts, adult training programs, and six basic accident scenarios identified by the National Safety Council.
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The
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois Today
Legislative Audit Commission
Maurice W. Scott
Federation
Commission
General Assembly
Joe Ryan
National Safety Council
Illinois
Scott
Robert EB. Cherry
James P. Loukas
Terrelre, Clarke
John J. Lanigan
Richard R. Larson
Fred J. Smith
House of Representatives
Raymond E. Anderson
Clyde Choate
Robert McPartlin
Dick Viar
Barbara Edwards
Department of Agriculture
General Revenue Fund
Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
West Union community news and church notices
West Union notes list Hutsonville high school attendees with top grades and staff picks from West Union. Easter sunrise services and Bible school details are set for March 26. Obituary tidbit reports Angie Poorman of Katy Texas widow of Perry Poorman. Harry Craig Sr visiting Cartersville with family.
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West Union
Hutsonville High School
Don Cork
Guy Higginbotham
Solphnore
John Isbell
Buddy Hopper
Ronnie Isbel
Steve Thompson
Allen Grant
Jeannette
Jeanenne Ellis
Angie Poorman
Katy
Texas
Perry A. Poorman
Harry Craig, Sr
Harry Jr
Craig
Cartersville
West Liberty Social Notes Invite Generations in Town
Mrs. Eather Fitzgarrald and Miss Lily Stark visited Mrs. Roy Biggs on Tuesday. Addie Cox called on Ethel Rodgers Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Newlin Gilbert visited Mae Selders at Mattoon Friday. Granddaughter Michelle Sue Bardin welcomed by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cartright. Ollie Lee joined Owen Lee Sunday. Max Hibschman and Janie visited Walter Cox Sunday. Clara White spent weekend with Jim Bolin and Charley Anderson in Casey. Marrs visited Rosa Statesman Sunday afternoon. Lily Stark joined birthday dinner for Riley Stark and Roy Biggs birthday celebrations.
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Eather Fitzgarrald
Lily Stark
Roy Biggs
Addie Cox
Ethel Rodgers
Newlin Gilbert
Mae Selders
Mattoon
Wilbur Cartright
Michelle Sue Bardin
Ollie Lee
Owen Lee
Max Hibschman
Janie
Walter Cox
Clara White
Jim Bolin
Charley Anderson
Casey
C. BE. Marrs
Rosa Statesman
Riley Stark
Stark
Local visits reference families and friends over weekend
Mr and Mrs Newlin Gilbert and sons visited Rev Witmer and family Friday evening. Ralph Fitzjarrald and grandson visited Charley Fitzjarralds Thursday. Eather Fitzjarrald dined with Ray Biggs Sunday, and Mae Selders at Mattoon in the afternoon. Mitzie Oakley spent the weekend with James Lashbrook. Frank Waite, John Hutchings, and Wayne Robinson visited Charley Fitzgarrald's home Sunday. The do gooders suffer more anguish than the state underdog.
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John Hutchings
Wayne Robinson
Charley Fitzgarrald
Business needs idealists and craftsmen, but sense comes first
The statement argues that idealists, humanitarians, and craftsmen are valuable only if accompanied by business sense. It emphasizes practical judgment over virtue or talent alone and suggests that commerce requires a balance of ideals with prudent strategy.
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