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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
4
The Morris Daily Herald lists office in Morris Illinois and details on delivery times. It notes subscription rates per week and year, and reminds readers to report missed papers to the Herald office promptly.
Ruth Millett notes a field of working husbands and wives debating summer plans for their children. One father suggests all three children work to earn spending money while others enroll in camps and activities.
Templehof Airport in Berlin stands as one of the rare major airports located within the heart of a large city, highlighting its unique urban setting and logistical role for air travel.
A reader puzzle text lists Across and Down clues with numbers and brief descriptors. The fragment includes terms like capital of Ecuador crossed by cordilleras and various clue definitions such as illiterate reluctant and ambassador, suggesting a cryptic or general knowledge crossword puzzle snippet.
New York profile notes Johnny Carson credits resilience in tough times for sharper humor. It traces his rise from magician to ventriloquist to standup comic, his work with Red Skelton, and his goals toward film while praising prior legends. Carson credits a changing era and self made roots for a newer generation of comedians.
The Morris Public Library opens a summer inventory and redecoration plan. Staff dust shelves, check placements, and catalog new books for adults and children while closing July 14 to July 26 for staff vacations. Exterior improvements already completed with recent paint and tuckpointing.
List of crossword style clues with varied topics including geography food and myth. Entries cover positions like was observed and stage whisper plus terms such as fish sauce and Olympian goddess.
Morris Senior Girl Scout troop 14 led by Mrs Fred Kavenda and sponsored by Morris Lions Club enters the fifth annual Red Cross regatta at Rain Bow Council Reservation southwest of Morris on July 12. About 150 entries expected from Trailways council and Rain bow Council with Joliet area contributing roughly half. Races in rowing and canoeing, trophies and ribbons awarded, Commodore's trophy and highest troop trophy funded by Joliet Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Picnic supper and social program to follow.
Associated Press analysis outlines Sen. Neuberger proposal for lawmakers to file annual income gifts and asset reports, and to divest when conflict arises. The piece notes prior calls for ethical standards and questions who would police such rules, citing Adams and widening concerns about congressional self-policing.
This item recalls events from years past in Morris. A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Classen in Morris Hospital is noted. The Wesley couple attended a musicians union convention in Denver. Earlier entries mention visits from Mabel Raymond, Lonnie Jones, and others, plus a 30 year note of A R Newport’s auto crash and John Hayes departing to Culver Military Academy.
In the early days of China's tea trade merchants added camellia petals to improve aroma and taste. The practice reflects historic blending traditions and culinary trade influences in tea culture.
A reader from the Herald questions enforcement of the dog ordinance near Bethlehem Lutheran Church and near the police station. The correspondent wonders what happened to the city’s recent plan to enforce the rules and jokes that the dogs may have voted it down.
The Evening Star circle met at Mrs. Ray Cook’s home for devotions and business. a mimeograph machine was purchased for the church. The Senior Woman's club held a potluck supper at the Presbyterian church. Briefs note visits by Mrs. Robert Fisher and daughter from Enid Oklahoma to Mrs. John Born Sr. and others return from conventions. Richard Scerine returns on 30 days leave from Puerto Rico AFB. James Hines is released from the Army at Fort Meade and arrives home.
The Illinois state conservation department released squirrel hunting dates. Southern Zone runs August 1 to October 15 and Northern Zone September 1 to October 31. Daily bag limit is five with possession limits of five on opening day and 16 thereafter.
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