Why Men Marry and What It Does to Husbands
Hal Boyle and Frances Boyle of the Associated Press discuss marriage from opposite views. Hal argues marriage harms women, while Frances notes men marry mainly for survival and longevity, outlining humorous before-after contrasts in daily life and finances.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
Weys
Frances Boyle
Lee Modglin Veteran Miner dies at 66 in Marion
Funeral services for Lee Roy Modglin 66 of Cambria are set for Wednesday at the Cambria Methodist Church. A World War I Navy veteran and retired miner, he leaves wife Agnes, daughters Margaret Stethenon Torrance Calif Maxine Atkinson Marion Betty Atkinson Granite City Peggy Rendleman Torrance Richard Torrance sisters Mamie Pearson Cambria Velma Entey Torrance brother Everett Cambria 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial Blairsville Cemetery. Riggin Funeral Home Carterville.
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Lee Roy Modglin
Cambria
Marion Veterans Hospital
Cambria Methodist Church
Cobden American Legion Post
Agnes
Margaret Stethenon
Torrance
Calif
Maxine Atkinson
Marion
Betty Atkinson
Granite City
Peggy Rendleman
Richard
Mamie Pearson
Velma Entey
Everett
Louis Frick
Blairsville
Riggin
Carterville
Two Carbondale Wrecks Reported No Injuries
Two accidents in Carbondale over the weekend left no injuries. Gladys Cato's car rear ended a parked vehicle owned by James Caps at 1 pm Saturday. Grover Carpenter and Thomas Ray Lardier were involved in a Sunday collision at 1 3 p m in the alley behind Patterson's Hardware Store.
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Carbondale
Gladys Cato
W. Copeland St
Marion
James E. Caps
Washington St
Cato
Grover C. Carpenter
E. Chestnut St
Thomas Ray Lardiers
Rt. 4
Patterson
Nebraska man fined after Marion wreck
Robert J. Ulach of Hastings Neb was fined 21 20 by Marion Justice Elmer Farmer for leaving the scene of an accident. Police said his car backed into Charles E Hodge Delavan s car at the Marion Body Shop at noon Monday. Ulach was apprehended by Officer Jerry Grace at the Rid Com Rodeo grounds later.
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Robert J. Ulach
Hastings
Neb
Marion
Justice of the Peace
Elmer Farmer
Charles E. Hodge Delavan
Ulach
Jerry Grace
Jane Addams Award Given for 1960 Book Winners
Edith Patterson Meyer, librarian and former editor, receives the Jane Addams Children's Book Award for 1960 in Washington. The prize is from the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Jane Addams founded Hull House in Chicago.
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Edith Patterson Meyer
Jane Addams
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Meyer
Stamfor
Conn
Hull House
Chicago
Newhouse Buys 40 Percent in Republican Co Springfield Group
Samuel I. Newhouse gains 40 percent in the Republican Co owner of Springfield papers the Daily News Union and Sunday Republican. He will acquire another 45 percent later from Bowles heirs. Current control remains in a trust with two pension funds trustees. 1959 circulation totals: Daily News 99,000 Union 81,000 Sunday Republican 112,000. Newhouse papers span from New York area to Oregon.
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Springfield
Mass
Sidney R. Cook
The
Republican Co
Samuel I. Newhouse
Springfield Daily News
Springfield Morning Union
Samuel Bowles
Cook
Newhouse
Sherman H. Bowles
Daily News
Union
Sunday
Republican
Newhouse Group
New York
New Jersey
Oregon
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