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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1957
Page
6
Payable in advance by mail in trade territory per year seven dollars. The Morris Publishing Co limits ad error liability to space cost. If you do not receive your paper, notify The Herald office immediately. Paper should be delivered before six o clock each evening barring delays.
A dense lineup lists programs by channel numbers and times from 6:00 P.M. to 12:45 A.M. including news shows on 2 and 5, entertainment and drama on 7 and 9, sports on 11, and late late-night offerings such as The Late Show and Sherlock Holmes.
A mixed list of across and down clues with numerical numbering for a crossword style puzzle. Includes definitions for actors words plants and places along with shorthand Latin and abbreviations. The answer sheet spans clues from dormant to Vegas Nevada and features multiple language references.
Mr and Mrs James Schultz celebrated their son Jimmies fifth birthday with many gifts and guests including his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Hibler Sr and Mr and Mrs Leonard Schultz among others from Joliet Cullom and nearby towns. Briefs list Thanksgiving visits by local residents to relatives in Joliet London Mills Chicago Lockport Glen Ellyn Briadwood and Gardner with several families noted.
A veteran observer portrays New York as a lonely place for solitary residents. Through true case sketches from 42nd Street libraries and automat cafeterias, the piece links isolation to routine, death, and the inability to share talk with others. It follows Harold, a shy recluse, from quiet conversations to a fatal plunge, illustrating the town’s profound loneliness.
Ruth Millett argues that a wife earning extra money should not treat it as sole property. She warns that joint finances require both partners to agree on spending and that the old pin money mindset is outdated. The article frames financial partnership as essential in contemporary marriage.
Colombia will be governed for 12 years by a liberal conservative coalition after a plebiscite. Maj. Gen. Gabriel Paris, head of the five man military junta, announced approval of constitutional amendments creating a joint government. The move ends a decade of civil strife following Gen. Gustavo Rojas Pinilla's resignation.
The text argues that a wife’s income should join a common fund with her husband just as his income is shared. It asserts that a husband’s earnings are “our money” and extends the principle to a wife’s pay. It also notes Paris has more night clubs than any city, with New York second.
The Internal Revenue Service plans closer scrutiny of employee expense accounts from January 1 and will include in gross income any employer awarded prizes or trips. Field agents will watch for omitted big expenses and questionable entries, with special focus on travel, club dues and resort trips.
One year ago Morris Public school bands performed their annual Christmas concert at Morris Community High School auditorium. The report notes births and local honors among residents including the Cluck and DePung families and OES officers. Also mentions a Marine stationed in Guam.
Donald W. Douglas Jr. of Douglas Aircraft Co. argued that Russia by launching the first satellites drew global attention to missile program importance. He said the Sputniks moved America’s defense emphasis from manned to unmanned weapons.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne in Preparation H suppositories or ointment reportedly reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and user claims piles no longer a problem, backed by a money back guarantee.
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