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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
5
Left wing planners summon a transport strike across Japan with Sohyo unions ordered to halt trains buses and taxis for an hour during morning rush. Demonstrators backed by Chinese broadcasts press Prime Minister Kishi to dissolve Parliament before treaty ratification and to delay Eisenhower's visit.
The statement notes the time difference between New York City and Moscow, indicating that when it is 12 noon in New York, it is 7 PM in Moscow. It illustrates a six hour ahead relation.
East St. Louis will impose a 5 percent tax on gross receipts of public utilities starting July 1. The ordinance, approved by the City Council, aims to raise about $450,000 annually to help cover a long standing deficit and an outstanding debt of $350,000.
Nikita Khrushchev declared that without world disarmament the Soviet Union is ready to retaliate with nuclear weapons against any spy planes over its territory. Marshal Nedelin was given direct authority to use nuclear bombs to strike bases hosting new reconnaissance flights. The move followed Malinovsky's earlier order and shocked Western observers.
Atty. Beardsley died after serving in the Army JAG corps overseas and a long Chicago law career. He studied at John Marshall School of Law finishing in 1923, was assistant state's attorney for four years, a partner of U S senator C Wayland Brooks, and rose to lieutenant colonel. He is survived by his widow Leona Murray and son Frank Grenville II. Funeral plans not announced. Governor Stratton mourned the loss and noted his wide friendships and public spirit.
Kamehameha the Hawaiian king who came to power in 1782 hired foreign advisers, encouraged imports of Western tools, new plants and livestock. He promoted shipbuilding and expanded foreign trade.
Hospital notes show visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m. Admitted are Dale Hall Marseilles Mrs John W Schonert Glenn McNabb Miss Orva Larson Seneca Mrs Fred Carey Wilmington Henry Creech Braceville Joseph Durkee Morris Marjorie Mueller Dwight Freda Mae Bass Minooka Deborah Enger 511 Vine St Births notify Mr and Mrs George Schock Coal City a girl at 4 07 a m today Discharged Mrs George Hoge Deborah Wagner Rte 2
Mrs. Elizabeth Long Mrs. Lillian Bullard and Mrs. Iris Diaz of Jacksonville Florida are visiting their sister Mrs. Burdell Myrick at 814 West Jackson Street. Mr. and Mrs. Glen B Nordquist of Beloit Wisconsin are parents of a girl born there May 31. The mother was Marge Johnson daughter of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Morris.
Davis near abandonment of Davis. Knight, a veteran trial lawyer, seeks to win in his home Winnebago County as a minority party candidate. He lacks judicial experience against opponent Solfisburg, a judge of the second district Appellate court since 1957 and former Circuit master in chancery. The Sixth Supreme Court district includes Boone Carroll DeKalb Jo Daviess Kane Kendall Lee McHenry Ogle Stephenson Whiteside and Winnebago counties.
Mrs. Kenneth Yard of 1019 Douglas Street did not stop with a signal on Armstrong Street to talk to a driver when her car was struck by Walter Watchinski Jr. of 703 East Illinois Avenue. Police reports say Yard slowed because a car ahead had stopped and its driver talked to another vehicle, and Yard did not signal. Both cars were damaged.
Bethlehem Lutheran church Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Ruth auxiliary as hostess. Donations were made to Lutherdale Bible camp Pleasant View Luther home and Morris Summer Recreation program. A new parsonage dedication is set for Sunday June 19 with lunch served. WMF Retreat announced for June 11 at Lutherdale camp near Elkhorn Wisconsin. A cradle roll program featured performances by Mary Ellen Behrens Ricky Sampson Joel Borowski and Linda Fosen. A skit was presented by several members. Farewell for Mrs Arthur Swanson moving to Wheaton. Encounters included greetings by Mrs Fred Nelson and a solo by Mrs Lars Fosen. Ministers spoke briefly and a gift was given to Mrs Swanson. No meetings in July or August with September in the evening. Goose Lake Home Bureau unit met Thursday with picnic planning for July meeting and salad exchange. Check sheets to be returned. County board report and Color for the Individual major lesson noted.
Producers say they cannot meet demand without higher ticket prices. They made a pension offer on Tuesday, but Equity rejected it as insufficient.
Forty eight contestants compete at Mount Vernon as oil heir prepares to reveal the new Miss Illinois late Saturday night. Judging results remain secret until the final announcement.
Grace Lutheran church held a Thursday afternoon Cradle Roll program with devotions led by Mrs. Lee Hinchliff. Bruce Kaldheim Barbara Hoge Susan Hinchliff and Marvis Davidson sang, with readings by Mrs. Hinchliff and Mary Ragnas. Cradle Roll honorees included Robin Seamen Kirk Anderson and Julie Starks and hostesses were Mrs. Silas Hagen and Mrs. Le Roy Berkland.
The Saratoga Home Bureau unit met Thursday at Mrs. Leonard Phillips home. Miss Nora Bare led the Individual program. Mrs. Willard Harper reported on a county board meeting. The July meeting will be at Grace Lutheran Church at 1 p.m. with 4-H club girls and their mothers as guests. Lunch was served by Mrs. Phillips.
The VFW auxiliary met in the Vets hall with Mrs Oliver Haag presiding. Delegates chosen for the National Encampment include Mrs Bernard Raynaas Mrs Willis Hutchings and Mrs Oliver Haag. Alternate delegates are Mrs Charles Phillips Miss Betty Buzzard and Miss Arlene Ehmer. The Welcome Wagon club announces a family picnic Monday at 6 p.m. in Goold park. families should bring table service and a dish to pass. If rain, picnic cancelled.
Sunday events include Nettle Creek Community club picnic at school grounds 1 p.m. and Erienna school picnic at Goold park noon. Monday schedules add Welcome Wagon family picnic at Goold park 6 p.m. and S W club potluck at Thompson's cottage 6 30 p.m. Morris night unit Home bureau with Mrs Charles Anderson 7 45 p.m. Tuesday features Red and Gun club directors meeting at club house 7 30 p.m.
George Crater 23 of Gardner and Martyn J. Hopke 18 of Braceville obtain licenses. Lee C. Stalker 18 of Joliet and Gladys M. Viano 18 of Minooka also secure marriage licenses.
A simple dessert idea uses macaroons crushed into crumbs as a topping for vanilla ice cream, finished with a drizzle of hot fudge sauce for a sweet, textural contrast.
Mrs. William Lund entertained Wednesday afternoon at a luncheon in her home honoring Mrs. Jack Hudgins and her children Julie and Jack of Amarillo Texas. They are visiting Mrs. Hudgins' parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hoge.
Miss Carol Sue Weber and Richard Harvey Lund wed May 7 at Faith Lutheran Church Joliet with Rev J J Lippoldt officiating The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle and carried dark red roses The wedding party included maid of honor Sandra Behringer and ring bearer Larry E Weber Guests came from Michigan Yorkville West Chicago Morris and Chicago The couple resides at 259 Western Ave Joliet after honeymoon The bride works at Argonne Laboratory Lemont and the groom for American Airlines Midway Airport Chicago
Standard popover recipes use two eggs per cup of flour but three eggs suit small eggs. Using extra eggs helps the batter rise, producing taller lighter popovers.
Assistant Fire Chief E. J. McIndoo reports a Phoenix house fire was caused by a gas leak found after a search with a match. He states the gas leak was located and identified.
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