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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
4
A transverse listing shows biblical terms and names including Hebrew month references and figures such as priests and cultural names like Mr Garro and Mr Baba. The set hints at religious language and historical notes common to old newspaper snippets.
A review outlines that about 75 percent of schizophrenia cases begin in adolescence or early adulthood, with heredity and environment both shaping risk. Researchers describe a shift from dementia praecox to schizophrenia and note ongoing studies into cellular defects, energy deficiencies, and early detection methods to improve prevention and treatment.
A past glance lists one year ago salutes at St Francis academy Joliet a son born Morris hospital a 25th wedding anniversary and a 86th birthday plus notes on a 1960 graduation a Glen Oak Park reunion and a bank president resignation in Gardner with an Ottawa boat race entry.
A compact rundown of numbered crossword hints and solutions including several word matches across categories. Entries cover names actions devices and places with definitions and concise answers for an old style puzzle.
A science breakthrough reports a non surgical healing substance named Bio Dyne marketed as Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain. Early case results claim reduced hemorrhoids and proclaim piles no longer a problem.
New orders in April rose 3 percent to 30.7 million, the highest in 16 months, while factory inventories and backlogs improved. May construction up 11 percent, employment rose by 1,044,000 to 66,778,000 yet remains about 400,000 below a year ago. Unemployment fell 194,000 to 4,768,000. Ford Motor Co. reports May output of 179,589 cars, the best since October, as talks with the UAW loom. President Kennedy proposes a job training and relocation program costing 60 to 100 million first year. Supreme Court upholds Sunday blue laws, drawing mixed reactions. stock volume mixed after a three-day week.
The Morris Chamber of Commerce calls on residents to oppose a state sales tax rise that would make Illinois the highest taxed state. It urges legislators to pursue alternative revenue sources and asks readers to write lawmakers to vote no while supporting fiscal reform and community welfare.
Dear Ann Landers letters cover mailbox design issues for postal workers and readers. A mailman cites small boxes causing stooping and bending burdens, while readers seek guidance on family finances and crush recovery with practical, lived examples.
Dr. F Wayne Graham will present his program to Morris Rotary club members at Morris Country club Tuesday night. He will discuss his recent visits to Cooperstown New York and Morris New York Rotary clubs and speak after dinner at 6 30 p.m.
A dense list of 6:15 P.M. to 1:15 A.M. programs across channels 2 5 7 9 11, featuring news programs, dramas, westerns, sports, talk shows and films. Notable items include News, Bugs Bunny, Cheyenne, The Americans, The Twilight Zone style elements, and late night talk shows.
Hogs 8 500 head on slaughter demand steady to 25 cents lower with varied lots from 15 75 to 18 25 per cwt. Cattle slaughter 19 000 with steers 23 75 to 26 00 for prime and mixed lots, heifers 22 75 to 23 75, cows 15 00 to 17 50, bulls 18 00 to 21 25. Sheep spring lambs steady with lots around 19 00 for good native lambs and 16 00 for shorn pelts. ewes 4 00 to 5 00.
Interior Illinois hog prices show receipts at 22,000 with moderate activity. Hogs over 220 pounds dominate as 1-3 grades mix 190-220 pounds at 16.25 to 16.75 with tops to 17.00, 220-240 pounds 15.75-16.25, 240-260 pounds 15.25-15.75, 2-3 grades 260-280 pounds 14.75-15.25 and sows 12.25-15.00.
Chicago AP reports no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices listed for No 2 yellow 1.1614 No 3 yellow 1.15 16 No 4 yellow 1.13 4 13 No 5 yellow 1.09 1 0. Soybean oil price range 1.10 1.20 with salting choice 1.10 to 1.20.
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