Subscriptions and delivery details from Morris Daily Herald
The Morris Daily Herald lists office at 122-24 East Washington Morris Illinois with publisher Thos E West. Subscriptions cost 7.00 yearly by mail and 3.35 weekly by carrier. Readers told to notify the office if paper delivery is missed and to expect delivery before six o clock each evening except Sundays.
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Morris Publishing Co
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Washington Street
Morris
Ilinois
Thos. E. West
Illinois
Herald Office
Ruth Millett Defends American Husbands as Fine Partners
A Ruth Millett column argues American husbands are not immature. many work hard for their families, provide, and sacrifice comfort for their wives and children. Millett counters an author who claims marriage harms women by blaming men and urges women to praise their husbands.
Eden Reported Recovering From New Fever Attack
Sir Anthony Eden, age 60, was reported to be recovering from a new fever attack in Looe England. Doctors advised moving closer to London for closer contact. Eden had a bile duct operation in Boston last April and recently moved with his wife into a rented 30 room mansion in southwest England, about 200 miles from London.
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England
Anthony Eden
London
Eden
Boston
Across Down Puzzle Clues Mixed From Various Regions
A crossword style list includes Across clues from 1 to 27 and Down clues from 1 to 5 with items like South America country Algeria city and various definitions. Answers include terms for geography color and common nouns framed as a standard puzzle grid.
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South America
Algeria
Moscow Square
Continent
Paris
Crossword Clue Set Seeks Short Answers
A list of compact crossword prompts includes definitions for washes examination repetition fish sauce bird s hor refund love god buffalo dress trimming baking chamber heart aurich hunters and fishers ate cornbread war god of greece more inquisitive of south africa resentment man s name place again italian name for yugoslavia level accommodate seabird greek letter give temporarily butterflies
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Statesman
Greece
South Africa
Yugoslavia
Fines Total $165 For Violations Of Game Laws
Conservation officers and federal agents summarized fines totaling 165 for offenses under state game codes. Chicago and Joliet residents faced penalties for improperly plugged guns and duck shooting after hours, with payments ranging from 25 to 50 dollars plus costs.
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James Darkhuff
Morgan Wilson
Justice Courts
Jim Maroutsos
Chicago
Chester P. Winsor
Howard Noel
Crete
C. Davite
Braidwood
Millsdale
Will County
Robert Smrekar
Raymond Knez
Joliet
Elmer Schulmeister
Lemont
Davite
Mike Gundas
Gundas
Carribuff
R. von Qualen
Gardner
Springfield
Chester Winsor
Family Budget Squeeze Reduces Holiday Retail Potential
Retail trade shows impact of tighter family budgets from plant shutdowns and rising living costs. Commerce data for November shows sales up modestly from last year but inflation mirrors the gain, with durable goods lagging and furniture and appliances leading the decline. Subways strikes in New York City cut store traffic as merchants prepare for a potentially weak post Christmas rush.
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New York City
Commerce Department
Boy asks Tribune to help find father for Christmas
A 15 year old Wisconsin boy Alfred Kasmierz. his sister 10 and brother 8. and their mother appeal to the Chicago Tribune to publish a letter to their father who left home August 3. He asks him to come home for Christmas to help with rent and family needs. The family recently moved from Stone Park to Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Chicago Tribune
Alfred Kasmierz
Eagle Lake Manor
Kansasville
William Kasmierz
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Marilee
Richard
Mommy
Stone Park
Both Contestants Fail to Answer $64,000 Question
Teddy Nadler of St Louis and Norman Fruman of the Bronx missed a $64,000 question on the CBS program The $64,000 Challenge. They split $16,000, Nadler now has $160,000 in total winnings and Fruman $46,000 overall.
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Norman Fruman
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Two Boys Drown After Ice Break at Farm Pond
Two boys Larry Bouas seven and Michael Hillyard six drowned when they fell through ice on a neighbor’s pond near Coulterville Illinois over the weekend. Rescue teams retrieved the bodies about an hour after the accident.
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Coulter Vilunl
Ill
Larry Bouas
Michael Hillyard
Illinois
Guard Intervenes as Eisenhower Arrives for NATO Summit
A Paris guard nearly halted President Eisenhower on arrival at Palais de Chaillot for the NATO summit. The guard, checking credentials, reached for Eisenhower’s papers without looking, then backed away in surprise according to White House secretary James Hagerty. Mrs. Kasmierz speculates her husband may have visited Chicago for work.
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Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
Palais de Chaillot
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Is It Worth the Expense to Be First to Have an Atomic Plane
NEA report outlines the debate over pursuing an atomic powered airplane, weighing cost, advantages over conventional craft, vulnerability to missiles, and the possibility that missiles may render the project obsolete. It notes GE’s light engine design, secrecy, and the budget rising from 2 million in 1950 to 250 300 million cumulative.
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Washington
United States
General Electric Co
Department of Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Department of Defense-Atomic Energy Commission
TV Guide Tonight Sees Schedule From 6 P.M. To 1:15 A.M.
Roland Gantzert and Cheryl Burkhart attended a 4-H Federation Christmas party with Mr and Mrs Reuel Hoffman as chaperones. The Good Farm School Christmas program is set for 8 p.m. Monday in the community hall. the public is invited.
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Roland Gantzert
Cheryl Burkhart
Federation
Reuel Hoffman
Good Farm School
Open house marks new Mazon grade school visit
Goodfarm notes Mr and Mrs Melvin Prussner and Misses Aileen and Nora Pfeifer attended an open house at the new Mazon grade school. Mr and Mrs Walter Paulsen, who held a farm sale this week, will continue to live in their present home. Carel Rieke and Paul Burkhardt also noted.
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Melvin Prussner
Aileen
Nora Pfeifer
New Mazon
Walter Paulsen
Carel Rieke
Paul Burkhardt
Time Flies Through Generations In Verona Notes
One year ago a son was born in Morris hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald McMillen of Verona. Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Fred Schiable announced the engagement of their daughter Anna to John Benson of Newark. St Sgt and Mrs William T Watten arrived from New York to spend the holidays visiting his parents. Thirty years ago a son was born to Mr and Mrs John O Neal of Verona. Shabbona Encampment elected Gideon Telfer chief patriarch.
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Donald Mce- Millen
Verona
Ralph Bleuer
Minnehaha
O.E.S
Minooka
Fred Schiable
Anna
John Benson
Newark
Gunnar Benson
William T. Watten
New York
N. Y
John O'Neal
Shabbona
I.C.C.F
Gideon Telfer
Five Largest U.S. Bridges Listed
The Golden Gate, Mackinac Straits, George Washington, Tacoma Narrows and the San Francisco Oakland Bridge are named as the five longest pretended bridges in the United States.
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United States
Golden Gate
Mackinac Straits
George Washington
Tacoma Narrows
San Francisco-Oakland Bridge
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