Marshall Herald publication details and pricing
The Marshall Herald is published by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois with editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. It is issued every Friday and is mailed as second class matter. Subscriptions cost 2.00 per year local ads are 35c per column tab and reader ads are 20c per line for short notices.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
Herald
Right of Way Rules Highlight Traffic Safety
An explanation of right of way at intersections notes the left vehicle must yield to the right, major roads have priority over minor ones, and vehicles must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. A free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet is available from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Illinois
Spring turkey season opens April 1 in several Deep South states
The article notes spring turkey season starts April 1 in several Deep South states. Mississippian O. L. Green, a veteran outdoorsman, shares hunting tips on locating gobblers, roost behavior, calling, distance to stay, and load recommendations using No 7 1/2 shot with 2s in reserve. The tone blends regional outdoor culture with practical advice.
Promises of Quick Mission Completion Often Overrun
A wry maxim notes that anyone pledging to finish a mission in fifteen minutes usually ends up taking an hour. The quip reflects on overoptimistic timelines and common delays in undertakings.
An Occasional Blunder in Etiquette
A light remark notes that small etiquette slips entertain friends and add to shared laughter during social gatherings. The quip frames missteps as harmless, even charming, parts of close companionship.
Arctic Sea Bottom Holds Fantastic Unusual Animals
Smithsonian report by Prof. G. E. Mac Gindle describes shallow Arctic sea bottom fauna. Invertebrates include peach colored sea anemones that shed offspring under stress, ribbon worms stretching to many times their length, and deep burrowing eel-like echiuroids known as sroonworms, rarely seen except after storms.
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Washington
Arctic
Smithsonian Institution
G. E. Mac Gindle
Navy
Arctic Research Laboratory
Point Barrow
Alaska
Slow Drivers Potentially More Dangerous Says UCLA Study
UCLA researchers classify 130 drivers by speed habits and compare accident records from the DMV. Among slow drivers 30 percent had one or more accidents, 10 percent of medium, and 23 percent of fast drivers, totaling 28 accident-involved individuals, with the difference not statistically significant in this small sample.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering
Jet Transports Will Carry Thousands Across Atlantic
Washington reports that a new jet transport, costing over 5 million dollars, could carry about 60,000 passengers yearly across the Atlantic if used for 450 crossings, nearly matching the SS United States passenger total in 1955, which cost 70 million dollars four years earlier.
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Washington
Atlantic
United States
Milton W Arnold
The
Air Transport Association
Today's Teenagers Have Own Set of Problems
Purdue University professor Dr. Herman H. Remmers heads the Purdue Opinion Panel which polled high school students nationwide. Fifty three percent say keeping their minds on studies is their top worry, while forty five percent fear whether they will be a success in life.
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Los Angeles
Purdue University
Herman H. Remmers
Purdue
Monaco Prince Enlists in French Army in World War II
Prince Rainier of Monaco joins the French Army during World War II as a lieutenant and declines a promotion to colonel, choosing to remain at his rank.
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New York
Prince Rainier of
Monaco
County Line Notes and Local Anecdotes
Local briefs recount visits and gatherings among Hawkins and neighboring families including Mrs Lena Artman and Doyle Artman in Annapolis and Belleville Guests. A Roosevelt anecdote on diplomacy frames the page alongside short notes on coal output projections and health cautions.
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J. L. Ford
Mt. Olivé
Lena Artman
Doyle Artman
Annapolis
Odin Stogedill
Belleville
John Leaaure
Ross Crabtree
Ray
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