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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1954
Page
2
The Marshall Herald issued by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart and notes second class mail status. It shows subscription at 2.00 per year local advertising 35 cents per column and 20 cents per reader ad per line.
At the 40th annual Illinois Agricultural Association session in Chicago, Nov 18, 539 delegates voted to favor soil acreage allotments over broad government controls. New directors Clarence McCauley and Farle Johnson joined the board, with McCauley representing the 23rd district. President Charles B. Shuman was reelected for a 10th term. County awards went to McDonough Effingham McHenry Franklin and McLean, with Shelby Hancock Rockford Monroe and La Salle as runnersup.
The piece explains that left turns require crossing two lanes into a third. Drivers often lose points by turning from the wrong lane or starting too soon. It advises staying in the proper center lane, entering the intersection before turning, and completing the turn before exiting the intersection. A new Road Rules booklet is available.
The Walter Schuett family of Route 3 Woodstock was named the va lty family of the year by the American Farm Bureau Federation for outstanding work in promoting milk and dairy products. At the convention Shuman urged flexible farm programs, soil conserving acreage, and disposal of government stockpiles. Delegates adopted 25 resolutions urging price support reform, Social Security amendments for farmers, and reduced federal arid land spending.
The White House backed a new personnel rule shifting federal hiring to the GOP national committee, potentially altering every civil service grade nationwide. Critics warn the move erodes merit and risks politicized appointments across agencies from Washington to Tennessee Valley Authority and Foreign Operations Administration.
Fragmentary notes show mentions of Mr and Mrs Hollenbeck and Wernz visiting Hutsonville at night. Names Anna Shotwell Grace Gard and Waiter Gard appear with calls and calls on Mr vand and Russell Gray on Sunday morning discussing health and cattle movement.
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