Training Program Plans For Graduates In Illinois
Illinois Division of Highways will offer 200 male high school graduates a special 11 week summer training course at the University of Illinois. The program, run with the university, pays 350 dollars monthly and leads to engineering technician positions. 50 will study in Chicago Circle Campus and 150 in Champaign Urbana. District offices in Elgin Dixon Ottawa Peoria Paris Springfield Effingham East St. Louis Carbondale Chicago will support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Division of Highways
University of Illinois
Francis S. Lorenz
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Division of Highways
U. of I
Illinois
Lorenz
U. of 1
Champaign-Urbana
New Circle
Chicago
Elgin
Dixon
Ottawa
Peoria
Paris
Springfield
Effingham
East St. Louis
Carbondale
IRS Director Outlines Prize Tax Rules for Prizes
E Coyle Jr of Chicago the IRS district director explains that prizes and awards are generally taxable. The fair market value must be included in gross income on tax returns. Taxable items include prizes from giveaways contests door prizes raffles lotteries and sweepstakes and awards of stock merchandise trips and other items to employees and others. If a prize is not accepted its value is not included in income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Coyle Jr
Chicago
Internal Revenue Service
Mission Group and FHA Observe Activities in Gardner and Area
The Mission Group of First United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Clarence Barr's home on Wednesday with Miss Mabel Hansen presiding. The Future Homemakers of America unit at Gardner South Wilmington High School held Daddy's Night with 15 new initiations and a father daughter square dance. Kellogg CES members attended Friends Night in Braidwood hosted by Holly Chapter. Thomas Maher returned from a six week California visit with family in Los Angeles and Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Clarence Barr
Homemakers of America
Gardner- South Wilmington High School
Cathy Joyce
Sherry Basham
Ann Reid
Shelly Mazzarelli
Pam Rossio
Judy Walking
Lynn Jacobsgaard
Janet Huston
Linda Tomastick
Mary Beth Maher
Charlene Male
Kathy White
Marie Hibler
Jill Simms
Sharon Mack
Jennifer Creech
Gaynelle James
FHA
Kellogg
CES
Braidwood
Holly
George Barker
N. B. Hansen
Mabel Hansen
Thomas Maher
California
Frank Maher
Los Angeles
Catherine
Pasadena
Neaten Sewing Basket With Empty Thread Spools
Save all empty thread spools and wind the left over pieces of bias binding braid elastic or lace. Fasten the ends with tape. This keeps the sewing basket neat and makes supplies visible at a glance.
Seven Cancer Warning Signals Outlined by Experts
Article highlights seven early warning signals of cancer and urges public awareness. It references guidance from medical professionals and emphasizes the importance of recognizing symptoms promptly to seek evaluation. The American Cancer Society is noted in connection with public health messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Open House At Library This Sunday
Open house at the new College of St. Francis library in Joliet will be held Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. The dedication occurs earlier with Most Rev. Romeo R. Blanchette as chancellor and Paxton Price as main speaker. The 1.01 million learning center seats 600, holds 70 000 volumes, and includes a library science department and special facilities for a record collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of St. Francis
Joliet
Romeo R. Blanchette
D. D
Paxton Price
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
LeRoy Gaertner
American Library Association
Semitekol, Larson and Stromsland
Walsh Brothers, Inc
Frazer Poole
Library of Congress
Woman become first officer at Museum of Fine Arts
Mrs. Roger H. Hallowell of Westwood is named museum vice president, marking the first time a woman has held an officer role. She has served as a trustee since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roger H. Hallowell
Westwood
Museum of Fine Arts
Hallowell
Traffic Court Fines Issued For Speed and Registration Violations
A series of traffic court actions list multiple defendants from Joliet to New York City and Kenosha. Fines range from 10 to 20 dollars with 5 dollar court costs for speeding from 70 to 87 mph in 70 zones, no valid registration, or no side identification.
Goodfarm Club Presents Always in Love With Amy Comedy
Goodfarm Township Community Club sponsors a musical comedy Always in Love With Amy on Friday and Saturday March 29 30 in the Goodfarm school gym near Dwight Illinois. 45 to 50 local residents from Morris Mazon Gardner Dwight and surrounding areas participate in the production with ticket proceeds donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfarm Township Community Club
Amy
Goodfarm School
Illinois 47
Dwight
Morris, Mazon, Gardner, Dwight
Goodfarm
Speeding and fines listed for multiple offenders
In separate court actions Vidal Solis twenty five of Kinsman faced costs for speeding 31 in a 20 zone. Richard J. Greenley sixteen of 1221 Grant Street was fined ten dollars for speeding forty in a 30 zone. Dean R. Castelli eighteen of South Wilmington was fined ten dollars for driving too fast for conditions. William Kimmer twenty eight of Milwaukee Wisconsin was fined twenty dollars for speeding ninety miles per hour in an unspecified area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Phelan
Joliet
William E. Tucek
Treasure Island
George H. Huber Jr
LaGrange
James G. Chamberlain
Sheffield
Norman A. Carroll
Rock Island
Vidal Solis
Kinsman
Richard J. Greenley
Grant St
Dean R. Castelli
South
Wilmington
William Kimmer
Milwaukee
Wis
Community club auction tickets aid Morris Hospital fund
Tickets for a fundraising event to support the Morris Hospital building fund are available from cast members and Goods farm Community Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hospital Building Fund
Cast and Goods Farm Community Club
Hole in Central Park road damages cars near Fifth
In New York City a rain filled pothole on a transverse road by Fifth Avenue caused six flat tires before police directed traffic away from the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park Transverse
Fifth Avenue
Waterfront docking facilities span over 750 miles at New York Port
The waterfront at New York Port features more than 750 miles of docking facilities offering extensive berthing capacity for ships and cargo operations. The vast harbor infrastructure supports regular maritime activity and trade flows along the Hudson and surrounding waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Paul Cable
Optometrist
E. Jefferson
IRS
McHs Hallmark
Morris Savings & Loan Assn
Wauponsee Street
Morris, Illinois
Shannon
Comie
Seventeen
Mademoiselle
Gardner Notes
Harry Howland
Wade §S. Allison
Rock Hudson
Indei
Liberty St
Jane D. Scholl
New York City
N. Y
John S. Lekert
Oak Park
Elbert W. Lyles Jr
Rte. 2
Jean D. Robbins
Richard E. Cummings
Downers Grove
Marilyn J. Haughton
Kenosha
Felix Friedman
Donna J. Testa
South Wilmington
Carters
Goodfarm Club
Matteson
W. Washington St
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