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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
4
U S railroads put more freight cars into operation in 1957 than in any year in three decades except 1948. The second note warns to adjust heat under boiling foods to maintain steady, high heat to avoid fuel waste and food breakup.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp reports streamlining seven divisions into four as part of post merger restructuring. The Squibb Winchester Western and International divisions retain their structures. New division chiefs include Edward Black chemicals and Jess Williams metals, with Carroll Copps assigned solid propellants and fuels duties.
Centralia mayor Shorty Blanchard announced he is seeking a financial angel to aid the city. He warned the council that without help the city may lay off workers as expenses must be cut by 700 to 1000 dollars monthly to meet payroll.
Turkish Cypriots renewed a mob assault on Greek shops in Nicosia killing a Greek Cypriot. The death toll reached seven in five days of violence with many others injured.
Obituary notices report Arthur C. Boyd 63 of 455 West Ave dying after admission to Morris hospital for a heart condition. He served 35 years as a rural carrier, WWI veteran, and member of First Presbyterian church and Morris American Legion. Burial in Evergreen cemetery with funeral Friday. Rose Lewis of Miami Fla., sister of A W Comrie, dies after eye surgery in Chicago. services Saturday at Cody Funeral parlor with nephew Edward Comrie and niece Peggy Griggs listed as survivors.
In Miami, a boy who risked his life by taking a nickel from the Crandon Park Zoo alligator pit has mailed the money back with an apology note. Visitors often toss coins into the pit to fund new animals, which attendants periodically retrieve.
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Funeral services for Louis Z. Schenck, 65, who died Sunday, were held at 10 30 a m in Davis Funeral Home with Rev John L Arnold officiating and Mrs Michael Drinan as organist. Pallbearers included Roy Kindelspire Fred Class Maurice Gress Abe Sklut Floyd Horton and LeRoy Bright. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery.
Power failure caused phone outages at Centralia hospital and left several Effingham streets blocked by fallen trees. Police reported water covering highway low spots but traffic continued with delays as crews cleared detours and resumed normal operations.
The Morris Youth Center will host a Friday night dance at 10 p.m. to elect sophomore and junior representatives to the youth board by class using ballots. Youth Center memberships for 1958 59 are issued by the Youth Board with renewal dues at 1 and first year dues at 2 dollars. Morris area residents qualify, others may attend dances as guests for 25 cents.
Trooper Renselberger charged Young of East St. Louis with driving too fast for conditions. He appeared before Justice Hosea Johnson and posted his license as bond after a $10 fine plus costs. Arthur J. Hirschfield of Champaign faced speeding 75 mph in a 65 mph zone two miles north of Mazon on Route 47 and paid a $10 fine plus costs in Justice Hosea F. Johnson's court.
In Alexander County high water near Olive Branch forced a section of Highway 3 to operate as a one way. Drivers were advised to proceed with caution as conditions were monitored by local authorities.
The Arizona Department of Mineral Resources states that Arizona accounts for roughly half of the nation’s copper production, underscoring the state’s dominant role in the metal’s supply chain.
Dry stale bread in a slow oven until crisp and lightly browned. Cool then process in a fine blade to yield uniform crumbs suitable for breading and toppings.
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