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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
6
Ed ward Baker, 38, received a $10 fine after his car had been stolen and later recovered. Officials apologized as the tickets were issued post theft, sparking controversy over the handling and accountability of the traffic stop in Cleveland.
Gerald J. Zobel of Joliet pleaded guilty in Justice Chester Winsor's court to disorderly conduct after an incident on Oct 5 1956. He was fined 100 and released after police in Joliet picked him up at a tavern two years later. Mrs Pauline Brown of Gardner signed the complaint. She identified Zobel from a police lineup.
Mrs. Joseph Mattson as chairwoman and other Grundy County health officials attended a regional Christmas Seal Sale Conference at the Winfield Sanatorium Winfield Illinois on a Monday. The event was one of five held in Illinois that month for tuberculosis association executives volunteers board members seal sale chairmen and others in TB control.
Lee Wilson of 115 Robinson Drive paid a $2 fine plus costs for parking in a restricted area in Justice Dixs court. Dale S Lipps of Joliet paid a $5 fine plus costs for improper passing at Route 6 and Route 47. Joseph Girot of Marseilles paid a $10 fine plus costs for speeding 75 mph in Winsor court. A note recalls Micmas Indians descendants in Nova Scotia linked to Cabot era.
Phillip Horwitz, 13, blinded 30 years ago after a brain operation, communicates with operators in 41 states and 17 countries via a Braille marked ham radio set. He aims to graduate eighth grade with honors while recovering at Illinois Mason ic Hospital.
The aquarium in Toba City Japan proclaims the most equipped octopus ever with 45 tentacles ranging 1 to 24 feet. Japanese scientists told Yomiuri the previous record was 19 tentacles from an octopus caught near Norway. The specimen was found in the Pacific off Toba City.
An 8:00 a.m. crash on Route 6 east of Morris caused slight damage to two cars with no injuries. Jim Vanover, 16, of Morand, Texas, rear ended William Caisley, 18, of Mor ris, after Caisley stopped behind a vehicle that had paused near a State Highway mower and tractor partly on the highway.
A Phoenix motorist aimed to place letters in a sidewalk mailbox when her car jumped the curb struck the mailbox and rode into the side of the post office building.
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