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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
5
The Morris Daily Herald informs subscribers to notify the office if the paper is not received. Delivery should occur before six o'clock each evening barring accidents or unavoidable delays.
Ruth Millett suggests a wife host one weekly social at home and have her husband invite himself to explain excuses. If he still refuses, tell him to call the hostess. This may restore a social life versus living with no companionship or going alone. The piece ends with a list of the nine planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
Stevenson explains lack of authority for Paris participation and his refusal to provide Democratic consulting in Washington. He plans to study Eisenhower's secret proposals while noting Democratic objections to advising on Russia. Acheson and others weigh in as Eisenhower's presence looms over the Paris session and its prospects.
South Wilmington residents report visits and travel updates. Mrs Nick Nickerson returns to Kempton after visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Skinner. John Corsario heads to Lan sing for winter with son and daughter in law. Gerald Bovie Leslie Bovie, St Anne, and Elizabeth Alexander hosted Elmer Nielson and son. Vernon Battersby Morris and Yvonne Hill of Joliet visited relatives here Sunday.
New York column notes that many American women believe their husbands lead more exciting lives than theirs. It lists office types such as evangelist, conspirator, hypochondriac, quack, paranoiac, wolf, miracle man, and floorwalker, ending with praise for the steady, pleasant worker who does his job without fuss.
Oklahoma State Library will send bookmobiles to rural areas carrying classical records by Beethoven and Brahms. State Librarian Ralph Hudson said they will be the first in the country to deliver records along with books.
One year ago William F Lear of Grundy county reported at the Selective Service Induction Center in ChiCago. Mr and Mrs Dan Ragan were honored for their 50th wedding anniversary at a family dinner at 706 FE Jackson Street.
BRAIDWOOD The Fleas Rod and Gun club of Chicago was refused a zoning permit to sell liquor in a wooded area near Custer Park by the Will County Zoning Board of Appeals. Opposing groups included Rainbow Council, Boy Scouts of America, and local residents. Speakers cited proximity to Camp Rainbow scout camp and township officials spoke against the permit.
Across and down clues form a weather themed crossword with entries like flurries preparatory school breeze and dawn. Names such as Geraint Durocher Bulwer Lytton and Phoebe appear alongside hints about moisture droughts and winds.
James Marlow analyzes the U S dilemma over sharing atomic weapons secrets with allies since 1946. The Eisenhower administration seeks more freedom to disclose classified peaceful information while keeping weapon designs off limits and maintaining U S custody of hydrogen bombs.
An extended local TV guide lists programs for the evening across channels 2 5 7 9 11 including news, dramas, Westerns and sports. Highlights include Tonight Show hours and late night features such as Sherlock Holmes and Meditation.
In Little Rock Ernest Pool, 8, woke to a stove fire and carried his eight brothers sisters and cousins from a ramshackle shack. Nine children ages 13 months to 8 years escaped unharmed as fire destroyed the home while mothers picked cotton nearby. The eyewitness boy described rescuing them before flames overwhelmed the room.
A Moscow dispatch reports the end of the charcoal burning samovar era. In three years about 1.5 million old-style samovars were produced in Tula, the USSR’s main center, but a new electric model line is set to replace them for tea in homes.
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