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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
7
Classified index brief lists items for sale including automobiles trucks boats and motors trailers and real estate with public sale dates auctioneers and notices. It indicates sections for pets personal ads optics and legal notices and events.
Don McNeill recalls launching Breakfast Club in 1933 and surviving without a sponsor for six years. He notes the show’s rise with American housewives, lists early guests like Fibber McGee and Molly and Kukla Fran and Ollie, and reflects on memories from the 1930s and 40s including war bond rallies and troop entertainment.
John S. Mellerry of Chicago faced Justice Chester P. Winsor after a complaint by Saratoga township farmer Frank Busaytis. Mellerry was fined five dollars plus costs for running the stop sign at Route 6 and Route 47 intersection, citing danger from motorists not stopping.
Archie Miller aged 92 in Stanstead Abbots England says he has slept in his oak coffin for 33 years and finds it comfortable. Each afternoon he polishes the casket in a shed before crawling inside for a nap. He bought the solid oak coffin about 100 dollars.
The program reflects on crowded events across years and notes it has served over five million listeners in 25 years. It reports more than three million attendees at broadcasts and thanks listeners during daily prayer time for past and future achievements.
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier invite former President and Mrs. Truman to a Saturday night charity songfest on the French Riviera. Sinatra and Noel Coward will lead the singing with admission at $23.81 and champagne extra, benefiting the U N Children’s Fund. The Trumans are vacationing nearby.
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