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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
4
Ruth Millett argues that women can be intelligent and ambitious while embracing their femininity. She criticizes hiding gender to be “one of the boys” and says men’s dominance is over. Women are welcome and needed in business, so authenticity helps success.
A dense listing shows 6:60 start times and varied programs including Boston Blackie Grand Central Ringside Cowboy G-Men Your Senator Reports Lawrence Welk Oh Susanna Ozark Jubilee Perry Mason and wrestling. Also notes The Buccaneers Sheriff of Cochise Gumsmoke and late movie blocks with Movietime Midnight Matinee and Late Show.
Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey who died of cancer June 12 left a personal estate not exceeding 15000 dollars in New York. He left no will. His daughter Julie Dorsey Hilton of North Hollywood applied in Surrogate's Court for letters of administration, valuing the estate at 15000 dollars. He died at 53 and lived in Manhattan.
New York humorist HAL BOYLE suggests pulling teeth for dentures to gain social ease at parties. He describes a swift shift from ridicule to acceptance, praising the joke to join a “society” of denture wearers while noting initial speech quirks and the adventurous appeal of a porcelain smile.
District Judge Martin P. Miller rules four boys share the found money after a woman seeks a claim for a $20 bill her daughter received. Sheriff later conigated the funds, leaving the boys as sole recipients.
Martha Patterson was chosen president of the Legion auxiliary with Jane Scelze and Edwin Sullivan as vice presidents. Frances Cherrie is secretary, Evelyn Barnett treasurer, Hope Frick historian, Lucille Travis sergeant at arms, Murray Scott chaplain, Della Ghilain rehabilitation chair. A $100 donation funded hall redecorating and transport for Carol Jennings to Girls State. Jerry Partyka visited from Fort Leonard Wood. JoAnne Frost celebrated a 17th birthday. Raymond Hilton returned from two weeks as a hospital patient in Joliet.
A crossword style puzzle from Wyoming sources lists clues and answers across and down. It covers geography, lawmaking, plants, numbers, and common terms with variants and abbreviations. The grid includes references to peaks, rivers, and regional terms used in the Mountain state.
The high court protects individuals from government intrusion, upholding the right to refuse self incriminating questions. It ruled for Watkins and Sweezy, bars broad probes for mere exposure, and requires relevant public interest in congressional inquiries.
A year ago Miss Mary Gray attended summer school at Illinois State Normal University. Janeen Marie Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schaefer Jr., was baptized at St. Patrick’s in Seneca by Rev. John C. Gordon. The Leach families and their children visited Clyde Darkhuffs.
Gardner notes list residents attending meetings and visiting relatives in nearby towns. Aborigines in Australia are now wearing clothes, with pants or a shirt raising social prestige.
Plans are set for the Coal City Homecoming sponsored by St. Juvin post VFW at the post grounds June 30 through July. Burkhart Amusement Enterprises provide a five day program with nightly free aerial acts and a Wednesday fireworks show. Thursday features a 1 p.m. parade, a Harwood post American Legion band concert at the high school, an auto show, and a baseball tournament.
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