Time Flies One Year Ago And Ten Years Ago News
One year ago a son was born in Morris hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Thetard. Warren McMillen of Temple City California visited relatives in Dwight. A marriage license was issued Jens Owen and Dorothy M Sanders both of Morris. Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Carl Bruch spent holidays near LaSalle. Joe Ryder left on a winter vacation trip into northern Wisconsin. Olive Enger Evelyn Ryder hosted a Christmas party. Katherine Norris returned to Oklahoma City after visiting Mrs Asa Kilburg. Arthur Austins home in Braidwood burned and his children narrowly escaped death. Susan Fellingham taught school in Belleville.
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Morris Hospital
Richard Thetard
Warren McMillen
Temple City
Calif
Dwight
Jens Owen
Dorothy M. Sanders
Morris
Carl Bruch
LaSalle
Joe Ryder
Wisconsin
Olive Enger
Evelyn Ryder
Enger
Katherine Norris
Oklahoma City
Asa Kilburg
Arthur Austin
Braidwood
Susan Fellingham
Belleville
Ill
Morris Daily Herald Subscriber Notice and Address
The Morris Daily Herald published by The Morris Publishing Co undertakes daily circulation in Morris Illinois with delivery by 6 pm. Readers are urged to notify the office if the paper is not received regularly and subscribers are reminded of payment terms for carrier and mail rates.
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Morris Publishing Co
Illinois Corporation
East Wa. Street
Morris Illinois
Thos. E West
The
Herald Office
Television Schedule Highlights for Tonight
A dense listing of prime time programs across channels with news anchors, sports, weather, comedy, westerns, game shows, and late night talk. Notable items include News broadcasts by Alex Dreier Huntley and Brinkley, Bugs Bunny, Wyat Earp, The Californians, and the New Year’s Eve close at midnight with New Year’s Eve coverage.
Expenditures in Japan Reach 424 Million in 1957
American forces in Japan spent nearly 424 million dollars in 1957, slightly below the prior year’s 470 million. The Army reported 230 million dollars went to military contracts with Japanese firms. Underground diggings at International Nickel’s mines in Ontario total 410 miles, more than the NYC to Toronto route.
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Camp Zama
Japan
International Nickel
Ontario
New York City
Toronto
Good Sports ACROSS and DOWN Puzzle List
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with numbered items from 1 to 57 for a mixed sports and general knowledge crossword. Includes clues such as Tennis equipment and Absolution, plus Medieval and natural world terms.
Uncle Sam to Lend Business Boosting Hand
The Federal Reserve cuts the discount rate signaling a shift from inflation fears to recession worries. Washington loosens money and spends to boost housing construction while defense orders revive and foreign lending expands, sparking debate among bankers about effectiveness and who pays the bill.
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Uncle Sam
New York
Sam
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Department of Commerce
Washington
Treasury
Sputnik
Decatur youths display rocket making talents in field test
Four Decatur youths tested a three foot rocket reaching about 4800 feet in the sky near a field four miles south of Decatur. The group includes Bobby Clemons 18 Mike Clemons 17 Allen Johns 19 and Roy Mitchell 20. Mitchell works while the others attend school. Williams College has allotted 380000 in scholarships to 103 students over the last 15 years.
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Decatur
Ala
Bobby Clemons
Mike Clemons
Cousins
Allen Johns
Roy Mitchell
Mitchell
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Man’s New Year Resolutions Shorten With Age
A humorous column notes how men’s New Year goals shrink with age from ambitious lists at 25 to a single line at 35 and beyond. The piece jokes about pushing limits, quarrels, hair, and wild women, concluding the only sane resolution after middle age is simply to keep living.
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New York
Santa Claus
Teenage Girl Identity Across Change of Life
Ruth Millett outlines a portrait of a girl who shifts from restless teen mood to a settled adult, noting her mixing of impulsive behavior with practical aims. The piece highlights her fashion focus, fast talk on the phone, love of music, and evolving sense of time. It contrasts reckless curiosity with eventual responsibility.
History of the American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society grew from the American Society for the Control of Cancer, founded in 1913 to develop public education programs about cancer. The organization later expanded its mission to promote awareness, research, and support for those affected by cancer.
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The
American Cancer Society
American Society For the Control of Cancer
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Count of Monte Cristo
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