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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
6
Arizona tree farmers averaged more than 2900 dollars in timber product sales during the previous year. The figure reflects the value of timber goods produced and sold by growers statewide.
An advertisement touts instant T-4-L treatment for athlete's foot. It claims a strong cermicide sloughs infected skin and exposes more skin to the killing action. The offer promises a 4 percent back if not pleased at any drug counter.
Nationalists report three Red gunboats shelled Tatan islet near Amoy and fired over 300 rounds. Reds reportedly lobbed 191 shells from the mainland at Kaoteng, the most vulnerable island in the Matsu group.
The Associated Press reports turkeys priced 37 and 39 cents a pound are at multi year lows. Prices on loin pork chops veal chops and leg of lamb fall by several cents per pound while butter rises slightly in some areas. Fresh vegetables like spinach cabbage radishes lettuce and New potatoes are plentiful at bargain levels with watermelons and cantaloupes listed as good fruit buys.
Pfc. Jack M. Peterson and a mobile brigade from the 4th Marine Corps will take part in an extensive troop exercise at Camp Desert Rock Nevada. The drill simulates a rapid assault against an imagined enemy after an atomic blast and trains Marines in protective measures and effects on clothing and equipment.
Charles Kline SN son of Mr and Mrs William Kline of 316 Railroad St served aboard the U S S Forrestal aircraft carrier and witnessed Prince Rainier and Princess Grace visiting the ship. He praised Princess Grace saying she is as pretty in person as in pictures.
Ira J. Clements of Deerfield Alabama begins serving a $107,600 Municipal Court fine for building code violations at a South Side Chicago tenement. Inspectors testified the six story 240 apartment building at 4949 Indiana Ave had exposed wiring and lack of fire doors with violations dating back to July. Authorities issued warrants after his absence from court. Panama derives its name from an Indian word meaning abundance of fish.
Charles Harrington Jr of Morris appeared in Justice of Peace W L Dix court and was fined two dollars plus costs for parking in a No Parking zone on North street.
Noel Field a former American spy who spent 50 years in Communist jails denounces the United Nations Hungary report. He predicts the world will go Communist and calls the report slanderous and misleading. Field and his wife Helen Cullee sought asylum in 1954 after espionage charges were cleared.
The Town Ten 4-H Club met at Mrs. Thomas Clayton’s home with Gayle Jorger presenting deviled eggs and Nancy Nelson discussing eggs. Diane Roth demonstrated fruit salad and Barbara Donahue showed wood fiber flowers. Dawn and Lynn Boss led recreation. next meeting set for June 0.
Alaska’s population has surged from 72,524 in 1940 to more than 208,000 currently, reflecting a multifold growth across decades. The rise marks a significant shift in the state’s demographic landscape and economic activity.
Morris Knights of Columbus will install newly elected officers Tuesday night led by District Deputy Victor Cardosi of Kankakee. Appointees include Richard Chouinard Grand Knight Walter Carpenter deputy Grand Knight Francis Schaefer chancellor Donald Silk recorder Thomas Coveny warden Harold Olson inside guard Anthony Cheshareck Jr outside guard. Sunday is Communion Sunday with 6 50 a m gathering at Kenrick hall for procession to church followed by breakfast at Junod s Food Centre.
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