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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
6
Ruth Millett advises a bride’s husband to welcome and respect his wife’s mother as Jane’s mother. He should avoid viewing her as a mother-in-law and treat her with courtesy to keep harmony at home, ensuring the wife feels supported and the couple stays united.
A historical note states that Egypt is roughly as large as the combined area of Texas and New Mexico, indicating a comparison of national size to U S southwestern states.
A compact crossword style clue set listing numbers and partial phrases for a word puzzle. It includes across and down prompts such as Graceful and Flightless Birds with fragmented hints.
Puzzle clues list terms across several categories including ships, sharpest, press, fermented grape juice, present month, and more. The items span nautical, temporal, and linguistic entries with missing letters and cross references.
A Morris area column recalls events from the past year and decade including a 40th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. John Perucca, a graduation celebration for Martin Wickert, a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Ingstrom, and engagements between Betty Ann Elkins Wayne Walter Snell and Martha McCloud William Bly. Other items note a robbery at John K Wilt Clothing, a birth at Ayburn King Hospital, visits from Clarence F Johnson and son, a donation to the First M E church, and the death of Ambrose Abbott in Des Moines.
U S Treasury aims to raise long term bond yields drawing in savers and investors. Higher yields could push up bank loans mortgages and installment loans while making stocks less attractive. The Treasury seeks authority to issue long term bonds at higher returns to lure institutions and funds.
Eighth grade graduation at Kinsman opened with invocation by Rev. Fred Stolzenbach. Diploma awards by Frank Crane. class history by Cheryl Kanne. class prophecy read by William Coughlin. class will read by John Rainsburg. Bridal shower for Miss Shirley Prindiville held at St Patrick's hall. Additional briefs note confirmations and local visits to Northern Illinois University and a Harrisburg funeral.
Analysts note 50.8 billion dollars of these bonds remain outstanding, down 1.4 billion over the year as returns dip to about 3.14 percent. The shift aims to lure individual savers back into the fold despite lower yields.
Joe Venuti a composer violinist who played with Paul Whiteman’s orchestra for eight years wrote Ain’t Doin’ Bad Doin’ Nothin. He cannot provide a birthplace address as he was born at sea.
Coal City reports Anthony Macaluso, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Macaluso, graduates from Loras Academy in Dubuque Ia. Mrs Francis Pomatto hosted for her brother John Cinotto who graduated Joliet Catholic High School. Mrs Paul Ardisone and others visited Edward Hatch in St Josephs hospital Joliet. Kenosha guests Mr and Mrs Joseph Kolar and Mr and Mrs John Kolar visited Mr and Mrs Alex Lafferty.
The Shimer College in Mount Carroll has been named principal beneficiary in the estate of William Penfield, a retired Milwaukee Railroad chief engineer who died June 1 in Savanna. The college said the bequest was sizable but did not disclose the amount.
James Marlow analyzes the divergent threads of U S Soviet diplomacy as Khrushchev spurs parallel conversations. Washington counters Khrushchev from Moscow through Geneva while pressing him on Greece and Turkey and Germany. Eisenhower says foreign ministers cannot seal world changing deals and patience wears thin.
New York AFL-CIO President George Meany accused employers of declaring war on labor. He rejected that he called for a political declaration against the Eisenhower administration, saying reports misinterpreted his speech. He urged organized labor to oppose what he called discriminatory anti labor legislation and criticized administration pressure on wage boosts to curb inflation. The labor movement will not accept the labor bill now before Congress.
Seven year old Karen Cagle in Tulsa says she loves teachers and has about 20 relatives who teach. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cagle, work in Tulsa elementary schools.
A reader complains about unwanted awning solicitors calling at night. The caller describes disturbance to a tired husband and urges neighbors to cut off contact with telemarketers to end the nuisance. The note encourages decisive action and even destructive replies to deter intrusions.
An extended TV guide lists programs across channels with multiple anchors and times from 6:05 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. The schedule includes news segments, dramas, westerns, comedies, and public service talks. Names such as Julian Bentley Huntley Brinkley Dreier Harvey and Spars of weather and sports are shown alongside cartoons and serials.
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