Morris Herald Publication Details and Subscription Notice
The Morris Herald is published by Morris Publishing Company in Morris Illinois. Office at 122 24 East Washington Street. Publisher Thomas E West. Newsprint delivered every evening except Sunday. Subscription rates: $8.00 per year by mail. Carrier weekly price 0.6. Notices warn subscribers to report delivery issues before six p.m.
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No Excuse for Housekeeping Rut Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett urges housewives to expand, not abandon, life by using libraries, courses, hobbies, and community work. She argues lack of money or time isn’t the real barrier. imagination and courage let women create time for themselves and rise above domestic drudgery.
Tonight's television schedule highlights
A detailed 12 hour slate lists programs across networks with news, dramas, game shows and films from 6 PM to 1:30 AM. Highlights include Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Lawrence Welk, Dick Clark and Billy Graham, plus late night movies and meditation at 1:30 AM.
European Nation Across a Is the Capital of Czechoslovakia
A crossword style puzzle list with clues and numbers, mixing geography, language and wordplay. It presents across and down entries including capital, numeral dates, and various definitions.
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Czechoslovakia
Central Republic
Word Puzzle Answer Set From Crossword Clues
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers across numbers 10 to 55 including terms like Doctor with abbreviation and Fourth Caliph, plus items such as Lapillus and Diminutive of Leonard. The items span anatomy, time, language, and common nouns forming a themed clue collection.
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Hay
Leonard
Chevrolet Holds Lead As Auto Sales Improve In 1958
Chevrolet moves into the No 1 sales position in early 1958 after a partial recovery from 1957 losses. Through January to May Chevrolet sold 601,127 cars versus Ford’s 433,932, with March total at 305,452 to 238,092. Forecasts point to a 30 percent sales rate for Chevrolet.
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Chevrolet
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Ford
Coal City cancels July Fourth celebration plans
Coal City’s annual Fourth of July event is canceled by the American Legion due to a shortage of entertainment carnival equipment and marching units. A September celebration will be sponsored instead. Also noted is a six week summer reading course starting June 16 at the Coal City grade school with details available by June 10. Mr and Mrs Ross Smith returned by plane to St Petersburg Florida.
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Reading
Ross Smith
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Fla
Chevrolet Ford duel sharpens for 1959 models
The market for the remainder of the 1958 model year sets the stage for a fierce Chevrolet versus Ford battle in 1959. Chevrolet is not due for a wholly new car until 1960 but will have one in 1960. Ford spent heavily to compete with Chevrolet’s late 1950s revival and will likely push even more drastic changes for 1959.
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Chevrolet
Ford
Amazing Rocket For Infantry Could Change Frontline Tactics
An ex Army sergeant develops a portable rear rocket to boost infantry speed and jumping ability. Veterans debate its impact with warnings it may ease AWOL and front-line fatigue. The piece reflects on Normandy and the timeless dogface strain in warfare. Premier Pierre Pflimlin is noted as textile expert.
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Alexander
H. Bohr
Normandy
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Year-Long Journey on Recovery Road for France
Washington analysis notes France faces a year or more to stabilize government and draft a new constitution. De Gaulle’s path relies on a constitutional assembly and referendum, with Coty’s term ending in 1960 and a possible new parliament. Major parties hold 250 of 625 seats, complicating power.
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France
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
de Gaulle
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
National Assembly
Council of the Republic
Senate
Rene Coty
Coty
Council
Assembly
Pflimlin
Morris Public Library Adds New Fiction and Nonfiction
The Morris Public Library announces new titles including The Cup of Strength by Charlotte Paul a frontier era novel and From Queensland to the Great Barrier Reef by Noel Monkman a naturalist adventure. Walk the Wide World by Donald Knies and The Days Before Yesterday by Fern M Crehan join shelves along with The Age of Great Discovery by Paul Herrmann providing diverse reading. 136 children have joined the Bookworm Reading Program and registration for the Pred School story hour closes with sessions starting June 18 at 10 am in the Children's Room.
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Morris Public Library
Charlotte Paul
Northwest
Chicago
Queensland
Great Barrier Reef
Noel Monkman
Australia
Donald Knies
Fern M. Crehan
Paul Herrmann
Columbus
Livingstone
Africa
Time Flies One Year Ago In Coal City and Nearby
Notes from a year ago report a carnival ride accident injuring Janice Vota of Coal City with a fractured leg, Darlene Taylor injuring an ankle, and Lynn Howe fracturing bones after jumping from a roof. Also listed are a California visitor, church organ dedication, college honor for Frank Connor, tonsil removal for Alfred Goldstine, first aid training for Public Service Co. workers, a Grasselli Powder plant opening planned for July 1 near Seneca, and Tony Rodriguez undergoing appendicitis surgery.
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Janice Vota
John Vota
Coal City
Wilmington
Public Service Co
Morris
Grasselli
Seneca
Tony Rodriguez
Verona
New Shell Case Aims to Lighten Ammunition Loads
A 105 millimeter plastic shell case lighter than metal has been developed for the Army. Tube Turns Plastics Inc of Louisville Ky won a development contract to produce several hundred cases for full scale firing tests at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland. The plastic case withstood 35000 psi and 4000 degree Fahrenheit flame at percussion and weighs about 2 1/2 pounds, promising easier transport and handling at gun sites.
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Army
Tube Turns Plastics, Inc
Louisville
Aberdeen
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