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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1959

Page

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Ricky Nelson Tops Teen Music Scene in No. 1 Hallywood Style

Ricky Nelson, 18, blends teen appeal with simple country influenced rock as his single Lonesome Town joins a string of hits. He earns widespread fame through records and TV with Ozzie Harriet and David, though he says most money goes to the bank and he rarely sees it.

Hollywood Eric Hilliard Nelson Detroit Ricky Nelson America Ricky Lonesome Town Ozzie and Harriet Nelson David Atlantic City Steel Pier

Trio of Rock Stars Die in Mason City Plane Crash

Three prominent rock and roll idols Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens and J P Richardson known as the Big Bopper died when their four seat chartered plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Mason City Iowa Weather conditions were blamed for the crash and the pilots Roger Peterson was killed The musicians had just played at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake and were en route to Fargo North Carolina for an appearance

Mason City Iowa Buddy Holly Texas Ritchie Valens Los Angeles J. P. Richardson Louisiana Big Bopper Clear Lake Fargo N. C Ye Wees Dwyer Flyg Service Mason’City Roger Peterson Holly The Crickets Valens They

Morris Hospital Opens New OB Section

Morris hospital starts use of its new obstetrical department in the south wing. The area contains 12 mother beds, 12 nursery beds, and an observation nursery with two bassinets. Old OB space will be remodeled into pediatrics and adult rooms with air conditioning.

Morris Hospital Dee Elsome

Three Men Eligible For Joliet Postmastership

The Civil Service Commission lists John P. Schmucker James Charles Bell and Henry Leach as eligible for the Joliet Illinois postmastership. President Eisenhower may nominate any, with Senate confirmation required. Five other applicants sought the $8 250 a year position.

Washington The Civil Service Commission John P. Schmucker James Charles Bell Henry Leach Joliet, Il Eisenhower Senate

Adamowski Urges Investigation of Cook County Assessor Office

Chicago State's Attorney Benjamin S. Adamowski calls for a 15 member commission to probe the Cook County assessor's office and even proposes abolishing the office in favor of a bipartisan board. He argues the personal property tax cannot be eliminated without a constitutional amendment and warns revenue losses could raise the state sales tax.

Adamowski Office of County Chicago Benjamin S. Adamowski Illinois William G. Stratton Stratton General Assembly Man Commission Cook County P. J. Cullerton Cook

Des Plaines Wildlife Area bids open for 2325 acres

The General Services Administration advertises bids for 2325 acres of Des Plaines Wildlife Area in Will County near Joliet. Sealed bids are to be opened March 2 at 2 p m in Chicago at the GSA offices Room 575 U S Courthouse.

Des Plaines Wildlife Area General Services Administration GSA U. S. Courthouse Chicago U. S. Rte. 66 Des Plaines River Blodgett Road Will County Joliet Douglas Bill Sportsmen Grundy County Des Plaines

Rose and Lutomski Bound Over To Grand Jury

Edward Rose and Dennis Lutomski appeared before Justice Dix on burglary charges and were bound over to the grand jury with $10,000 bond. They are jailed in Grundy County. The pair allegedly burglarized Discount Sales in Morris on January 25, stealing five radios and a TV.

Edward Rose Dennis Lutomski W. L. Dix Justice of Peace Grundy County Rose Lutomski Morris

Strike Idles 1 800 Workers At Joliet

Some 1,800 workers at the American Steel and Wire Co plant were idled by a strike of 60 shipping department employees. The company called the walkout unauthorized. The strikers, Local 1445 United Steel Workers, began Monday morning as about 900 day shift workers remained at work until quitting time while night and swing shifts refused to cross picket lines.

Surge of New Methodist Churches In Eight Years

A national Church Board of Missions report shows 1,053 new Methodist churches organized in eight and a half years. That is an average of 124 openings per year, reflecting rapid expansion across the country.

New York Church Board of Missions

Boy Scout Government Day Feb 18 in Morris

The Morris observance of Boy Scout Government Day is set for February 18 announced by the organizing committee. Participating figures include Rev. Clifford Gilson Everett Mitchell Walter Hundt August Black Dale Steffen and Thomas West. Sponsoring groups include Knights of Columbus American Legion VFW Moose Eagles Lions Rotary Morris Paper Mill union and the Trade Labor council.

Morris Clifford Gilson Everett Mitchell Walter Hundt August Black Dale Steffen Thomas West Knights of Columbus American Legion VFW Moose, Eagles, Lions Rotary Morris Paper Mill Union The Trade Labor Council

Hazardous driving warning as snow turns to freezing rain

The Weather Bureau warned of hazardous driving as snow began early and froze to sleet and ice on pavements. The forecast calls for continued freezing rain or sleet into the afternoon and night, then rain as temperatures rise. Tonight’s low near 30. Wednesday brings more rain, then snow and colder conditions. Thursday outlook partly cloudy and much colder. Pyatt station shows recent temperatures with highs near 19 and a nine degree low, 29 at 9 am.

U.S. Weather Bureau Pyatt

Hardy Oldster Keeps Working at 96 in Seminole Store

In Seminole Oklahoma I A Smith aged 96 runs a dry goods store and works a full day daily. His two sons retired after turning 65, but he remains active in business and daily life.

Seminole Okla I. A. Smith Smith

Virginia integration schools open without incident

Racially integrated classes began in six Norfolk public schools and Arlington County without major trouble. Police monitored schools as the first full-scale test of integration proceeded, with occasional hostile remarks from white students and plans for a statewide long-range program moving toward a solution in the coming weeks.

Lewis Cousins Maury High School Norfolk Douglas B. Cornell Richmond, Va Arlington County Governor's Office General Assembly Stratford Junior High Arlington Washington Virginia Stratford Old Dominion

Dirksen Opposes Immediate All-Out Civil Rights Action

Senator Everett Dirksen said the time is not ripe for Eisenhower to urge Congress to enact broad civil rights measures. He favors cautious steps and perhaps limited subpoena powers for the attorney general, noting peaceful school integration in Virginia as a moderating influence.

Dirksen Washington Everett Dirksen LNN Eisenhower Congress Senate Eisen Nower Wii Thomas Kuchel GOP Virginia Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Johnson Civil Rights Commission Attorney General

Malinovsky Claims Soviet Rocket Power Outpaces West

Soviet Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky told the congress the USSR has perfected ballistic missiles that can deliver hydrogen warheads with pinpoint accuracy and reach any point on earth. He warned the West of its vulnerability and asserted Soviet armaments and services have advanced, including a modern air force and high quality navy. He contrasted U S naval reach with Soviet defenses and echoed Khrushchev on ICBM serial production and space capable missiles.

A. I. Goldberg Moscow Rodion Malinovsky Thest Congress Soviet Communist Party Moscow Radio U.S.S.R United States United States Navy Khrushchev Congress Soviet Union Space

Douglas urges action on racial integration and justice

Sen Paul Douglas told a Muskingum College audience that segregation is a pressing domestic problem affecting relations with Negroes and Mexican-Americans. He urged testing rights in federal court and backed a bill giving the Justice Department power to seek injunctions to protect Fourth Amendment rights.

New Concord Ohio Paul H. Douglas D-Ill Muskingum College Southwest Douglas Congress Department of Justice

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U.S Russ Bob Thomas Air Force Convair San Diego Calif Miss Elsome Will Wildlife Area Dill U. S. Senate Robert M. White White Edwards Air Force Base Ernest FE. Bradley, Jr Boy Scout Government Hardy Oldster By Jack Bell Malinovsky Congress of Soviet Communists Sen Integration
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