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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1959

Page

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Judge weighs court reform vote issue in Illinois

A Lake County judge heard arguments on whether only an X marks yes on a statewide court reform referendum. Ten petitioners seek a recount, arguing many ballots marked yes with a written mark were discarded. Attorneys for petitioners say constitutional amendments may allow other marks, while opponents insist an X is legally required.

Waukegan Inl Lake County Sidney H. Block Block Lake Cook Counties State Election Board Illinois Justice of the Peace Atty Harry Fins Chicago Edward C. Eberspacher Shelbyville Illinois Township Officials Assn Justices of the Peace Eberspacher Fins Gerald Snyder Sam Witwer

Driver Slightly Hurt After Big Truck Flip on Route 47

Charles Obrsajko of Pekin Illinois drove into the wrong lane to avoid water on Route 47 one mile north of Mazon at 2 15 a m. He caused a semi to leave the road and overturn though no collision occurred. Obrsajko was shaken but unharmed. his car was towed as water filled the ditch.

Charles Obrsajko Pekin Ill Mazon Obrsajko Morris Kenneth Hanly Lexington Craig

Gardner plans drive to recruit 123 volunteers for 200 bed emergency hospital

A meeting in Gardner launched a drive to recruit 123 volunteers to staff a 200 bed emergency hospital stored in the Gardner Fire building and to be set up at Gardner South Wilmington High School in emergencies. The target is to secure volunteers by March 25 and file plans with the state Civil Defense office by April 1, covering Coal City Braceville South Wilmington and Gardner.

Gardner Grundy County Coal City Braceville Wilmington Lester Wise Gardner Civil Defense Charles MacDonald Gardner Fire Department Mac Reagan Gardner - South Wilmington High School Wise MacDonald State Civil Defense Office

Gardner Man Dies Today Unexpectedly

John Int-Hout 68 died unexpectedly today in Santa Cruz California while vacationing with his wife. The body will be brought to Gardner for funeral services and burial. Survived by his wife five sons five grandchildren five sisters and a brother.

Gardner John Int-Hout Santa Cruz Calif Mr. Int-Hout Garland Pierrie Alaska Duane Rodney Lee

Rural Home Blaze Causes Minor Kitchen Roof Damage

The Mazon fire department was alerted at 7 a m to extinguish a fire at the Enar Nelson farm home three miles southwest of Mazon. The blaze, thought to stem from faulty wiring in a ceiling summer kitchen, was confined to the kitchen roof with only minor damage.

Mazon Enar Nelson

Daley Looks To Increase Democratic Edge In Chicago Primary

Chicago voters head to a Democratic primary with Mayor Richard J. Daley seeking a second term and aiming for about 775000 party votes. Republican Timothy Sheehan expects a weak turnout and Lar Daly poses a symbolic challenge. Aldermen vote also. Daley’s party holds City Council since 1931.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley Timothy Sheehan Lar America First Daly Sheehan Congress

Heart Fund Canvass Nets About $800

Volunteers from the Morris Junior Woman's club the American Legion auxiliary and post color guard canvassed Morris Sunday afternoon for the Heart Fund collecting about $800. Miss note homes missed may mail contributions to Mrs. Malmquist or Mrs. Turner. Refreshments were served at the Legion Home and thanks were given to Richard's Diner Irvin Day and all volunteers.

Morris Junior Woman's Club American Legion Auxiliary Post Color Guard City of Morris Heart Fund Robert Malmquist Thomas Turner Legion Home

Trailer Home Damaged by Gardner Fire

A Gardner fire at 1 20 p m Sunday destroyed clothing and caused interior damage in the trailer home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sanders while they visited in Morris The blaze started in an electric fuse box and centered in a clothes closet.

Gardner Ralph Sanders Gardner Fire Department Sanders Morris

Dial Telephone Installers Sprint To Complete Morris Project

Illinois Bell manager Warren Blackburn says crews have begun converting Morris telephones to dial service. Vice Chief R L Hurst leading installers who will cover homes and businesses over five months, inspecting wires and scheduling visits. Calls will be routed through operators until the changeover, and installers carry Illinois Bell ID cards with photos.

Morris Warren Blackburn Illinois Bell Ing Blackburn Ernie Oder Len Adams Marv Tyler Skip Webster Bob Colstock Ron Reece

Missing Dartmouth Doctors Sought After Mercy Flight

A large air and ground search in the Littleton area for Dr. Ralph E. Miller and Dr. Robert E. Quinn, Dartmouth Medical College faculty, who disappeared after a Saturday mercy flight from Berlin to Lebanon. About 40 aircraft and a 20 man snow team from the Dartmouth Outing Club scoured the White Mountains region amid freezing temperatures and reports of a small plane heard Saturday near Littleton.

Berlin N.H Littleton Lebanon Dartmouth Outing Club Ralph E. Miller Robert E. Quinn Dartmouth Medical College White Mountains

Weekend warm spell fades as temps dip this week

A weekend warm spell ends as temperatures fall to below normal for the next five days. Nightly lows of 15 to 20 degrees may freeze and slow river rise from a rapid thaw and Sunday rain half an inch. Sunday high reached 47 at Pyatt station, dropping to 39. 9 am today was 40.

Pyatt

Cuban Bloodbath Atrocities Under Batista Regime Explored

Associated Press writer Robert Berrellez investigates Batista era crimes in Cuba. He details hundreds tortured or executed by police and army, notes Castro estimates 20,000 victims, and reports Castro’s tribunals have already executed over 300 former security personnel.

Cuba Associated Press Robert Berrellez Arizona Batista Fulgencio Batista Fidel Castro Castro

Cuba massacre trials recount brutal Batista era abuses

Trials reveal Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco linked to 108 killings, nine family members among Bayamo victims. Soldiers executed for massacre of 19 in one village as 82 of 92 prosecution witnesses testified to 29 assassinations. Survivor Miguel Llorente recalls moment before gunfire.

Batista Cuba Jesus Sosa Blanco Sosa Blanco Bayamo Oriente Martin Argote Miguel Llorente Argote Llorente

Funeral planned for State Senator Victor McBroom 72

State Senator Victor McBroom 72 of Kankakee died Saturday in St. Luke's hospital Chicago after a premature death following abdominal surgery. The Bloomington born politician, long active in business and local government, served in the Illinois House since 1940 and in the Senate since 1946. Burial will be in a local cemetery beside his family. Governor Stratton issued a statement on his passing.

Kankakee Victor McBroom St. Luke's Hospital Chicago First Methodist Church McBroom Hillsboro Ind Edward Jeffers Kankakee Township House of Representatives Senate William G. Stratton Sen

Macmillan Khrushchev Hold Talks on Disarmament Deadlock

In Moscow the British prime minister and Premier Khrushchev held a two and a half hour Kremlin meeting with one disarmament adviser present. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and Ambassador Sir Patrick Reilly attended. The meeting followed a weekend visit and focused on mutual interests and the West Berlin and German unity issues.

A. I. Goldberg Moscow Macmillan Khrushchev Kremlin Con O’neill Selwyn Lloyd Patrick Reilly Communist Party Pravda Red Army West Berlin Anastas I. Miko

Three Die in Elgin Crash Involving Truck and Parked Cars

Elgin Illinois three people died and five were injured when a semi truck struck two parked cars on a highway shoulder near Elgin. The victims include Carl Aickstrand police official, and two Garcia children aged 14 and 12. Ahlstrand had stopped to ticket Antonio Garcia before a truck struck the vehicles. Swanson was identified as the truck driver charged with reckless homicide.

Elgin Ill U. S. Rt Carl Aickstrand Hanover Park Carrie Gabriel Garcia Ahlstrand Antonio Garica Garcia Cliffo P. Smith Bartlett H. A. Swanson Fourth St Rockford Maria John Antonio Jr Smith Swanson

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