Morris Daily Herald Publication and Delivery Notice
The Morris Daily Herald announces publisher Thomas E. West and Morris Publishing Company at 29 24 East Washington Morris Illinois 60450. Subscriptions payable in advance and delivery aims before six oclock each evening with notice if paper is late.
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Morris Publishing Company
Ilinois Corporation
East
Washington Street
Morris
Iinois
Thomas E. West
Herald Office
Michigan dentistry team studies mummies teeth in Egypt
An Egyptian-American expedition led by Dr. James E. Harris from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry is conducting cephalograms on Nubian Egyptian mummies and Alexandria dental scientists to explore 5000 years of genetic changes. The group will also image royal mummies in Cairo and Giza with support from the American Research Center in Egypt and wheat-fund funds from the United Arab Republic.
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Associated Press
Cairo
WaIpyigo Fooyos Ueigny
Luxor
University of Michigan School of Dentistry
James E. Harris
University of Alexandria
Kom Ombo
Upper Egypt
Valley of Kings
Alexandria-Michigan University
Cairo National Museum
Giza
American Research Center
Egypt
United Arab Republic
University of Michigan
Nile Valley
Harris
Gebal Abba
Sudan
Abou Simbel
Aswan
Alexandria-Michigan
Egyptian-Sudan
Today in History highlights across years 1956 to 1969
The page lists events on June 13 from 1502 to 1969 including Britain turning the Suez Canal to Egypt in 1956, Columbus discovering Martinique in 1502, Canada’s 1941 parliament in Ottawa, Pershing’s 1917 Paris HQ, Lindbergh tribute in 1927, Germany’s V‑weapon attacks in 1944, Marshall’s 1967 Supreme Court appointment, and related political notes through 1969 and a 1960s context.
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Associated Press
Britain
Suez Canal
Egypt
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ottawa
John Pershing
Paris
New York City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Germany
England
Thurgood Marshall
U.S. Supreme Court
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kina
Laos
U.S. Senate
Select Site for New Southeast Illinois Junior College
Southeastern Illinois Junior College to build a new campus on a 148 acre site six miles east of Harrisburg. The project follows a previous site choice reversal. President Joseph E. Deaton expects an estimated 7 to 8 million dollar bond issue to go to referendum in October. The college serves Saline Gallatin Pope Hardin counties and parts of White and Johnson counties.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Southeastern Illinois Junior College
Country Club
Joesph E. Deaton
Ilinois Junior College Board
Southeastern
Harrisburg High School
Saline
Gallatin, Pope
Hardin
White and
Johnson Counties
Crossword Clue Pack From Yesterday’s Puzzle
A dense column of crossword hints and answers lists multiple clues across numbers and themes. It includes references to daily puzzles with entries like Trojan natives and sacred animals, plus various cryptic and straight definitions.
Weekend TV Guide Highlights and Lineup
Long list of Friday and weekend television slots across multiple stations. Programs include news, weather, sports, talk shows, dramas, films, and variety programs with times from morning to late night, featuring titles like The Saint, Johnny Carson, Bonanza, Hogan's Heroes, Mannix, The FBI, Hee Haw, Mission Impossible, and more.
Worry Clinic Explores First Names and Elders
Sam J asks Dr Crane how clergy should address parishioners and how public figures such as President Roosevelt used first names. The piece argues for respectful forms like Mister Uncle and cautions against casual address to preserve authority and lawfulness.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bill
Pony
Frank
Sam
Mary
Rev
Crane
Stock Handlers to Vote on Wage Proposal at Yards
About 135 striking stock handlers of Local 225 Amalgamated Meatcutter and Butcher Workmen vote on a tentative wage agreement with St Louis National Stockyards Co. The ratification meeting is at 5 p.m. in the stock yards auction arena after a Sunday strike halted hog and cattle market operations.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
St. Louis National Stockyards Co
Amalgamated Meatcutter and
Dear Ann Landers on a Coat Thief in a Steak House
A reader recounts Mac leaving a coat in a coat area with no cloakroom and later stealing a coat. Mae confronts him as he rationalizes theft by blaming the establishment. Ann Landers labels Mac a thief and denounces the rationalization.
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Mac
Chug
Service Marine and Airman Training Notes
Marines and airman trainees are profiled in this regional notice. John M. Phillips Jr. completes two weeks at the Combined Action Group school in Danang Viet Nam to prepare corpsmen for CAP duties. Raymond D. Koehler finishes basic training at Lackland Texas and reports to Keesler Mississippi for communications electronics training.
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Marine Pfe
John M. Phillips Jr
John M. Phillips Sr
Minooka
Combined Action Group
3Rd, Marine Amphibious Force
Danang
Vietnam
CAP
Raymond D. Koehler
Roy D. Koehler
Gardner
Lackland Afb
Tex
Koesler Afb
Miss
Koehler
Reddick High School
Joliet Junior College
Lightning strike kills horse and chickens on Hopstler barn
A barn near Seneca owned by Ed Hopstler was struck by lightning, killing one horse and all his chickens. This marks a second misfortune for Hopstler. An airplane then flew over Morris heading west at about 10:30 a.m. Eugene White tested a double deck egg by placing it under a hen. the hatched chick brood includes two geese, a first record of two geese from a double egg. Twenty five years ago Pfe Robert E Cushing reports action on Anzio beachhead. Eighty acres known as JoAnna Heggen Farm sold for 180 50 an acre. A sports column voices disagreement with the WM C on ballet dancers climbing poles to repair lines.
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Ed Hopstler
Seneca
Hopstler
Eugene White
Pfe
Robert E. Cushing
Coal City
Armored Engineers
Anzio
Ile
JoAnna Heggen
Chicago meat packing era ends as majors quit livestock slaughter
In coming weeks major Chicago meat packers will cease slaughtering, signaling the end of an era that earned the city the nickname hog butcher for the world. The shift reflects changing industry patterns affecting regional employment and commerce.
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Chicago
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