Banquet highlights coaches and sport figures in Joliet
Pointer Sport Talk notes University of Illinois coach George Mills and Notre Dame’s George Keegan among speakers at a Joliet banquet honoring Joliet High School state champions and Joliet Catholic runners up in Catholic championships. Mentions other sports figures and events including Benny Lynch and Max Baer and a note on Bloom High’s spring schedule.
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George Keegan
Doug Mills
University of Illinois
Hlins
Minnesota
Joliet
Joliet Catholic High School
Notre Dame
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Mills
Benny Lynch
Scotland
U. S
Gus Wilson
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Bob Nestell
Max Baer
Tommy Farr
Bobby Jones
Zibby Feldman
Gino Garibaldi
Moe Brazen
Newark
Zane Grey
Washington Senators
America
Bloom High
Perry and Vines to Star at Chicago Stadium Tennis Show
Frederick Perry and Ellsworth Vines headline a Chicago Stadium tennis event on Wednesday in May, part of a coast-to-coast tour with high stakes for next year’s contracts. The match features an all star cast including George Lott and tickets are on sale at Bond's and the Stadium Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Vines
Perry
George Lott
Chicag’s
Bond’s
W. Madison St
Chicago Stadium Grill
FDIC Expels North Bergen Trust in First Such Action
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation expelled North Bergen Trust Company of North Bergen New Jersey effective May 1 1937. Deposits before May 1 remain insured and insured for a period of no years after that date. Post May 1 deposits lose insurance. Charges include unsound capital practices excess loans concentrations and related party extensions. FDIC notes this is the first bank to fail to comply with its orders and cites 50 prior warnings. Total deposits on Sept 15 1936 were 1 062 184 from 5600 depositors.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporaton
North Bergen Trust Company
North Bergen
N. J
FDIC
Crowley
FCC
Auto Crash On Lincoln Highway Hurts Two Women
Sheriff highway police report Huston Massie of 212 Morgan Street Chicago Heights drove a Buick Cape owned by Dr Emer son O Light of Chicago Heights and struck a Ford sedan driven by Mildred Timko of Farrell Pennsylvania. Timko and Violet Gillett of Farrell were seriously hurt and Massie is held awaiting injuries outcome. A second crash injured 84 year old Emma Moseley of Robins while crossing at 154th and Halsted. hit and run driver, taken to Ingalls Memorial Hospital Harvey for internal injuries.
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Lincoln Highway
Vincennes Ave
Sheriff's Highway
Huston Massie
Morgan Street
Chicago Heights
Emerson O. Light
Mildred Timko
Farrell, Pa
Timko
Violet Gillett
Farrell
Emma Moseley
187Th
Trumbull Avenue
Robins
154Th
Halsted
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Bill to speed up tax collections in Cook County
A proposed bill by Emmett McGrath would publish delinquent tax lists in local newspapers outside Chicago to reach residents directly. The plan aligns Cook County with other counties, requires no new costs, and has backing from County Treasurer H. G. Lindheimer.
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Emmett McGrath
Bill
Cook County
Chicago
Brookfield
Northshore
H. G. Lindheimer
McGrath
Illini Alumni Fund Drive Aims For One Million
Urbana April 21 a campaign to raise a million dollars from alumni and friends of the University of Illinois was announced by the Alumni Foundation. The Illini Foundation Fund will support a new student center building scholarships a memorial to George Huff professorship endowments and art museums. Gifts may be outright deferred endowment annuities or bequests as the plan seeks to foster systematic giving nationwide.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Illini
Illini Foundation
George Huff
Jack Powers
Paris World Fair Reporter Delivers French Dispatches
A Thornton Township High School correspondent Louis Allanic has been hired to cover Paris news for this paper. He writes in French and will file dispatches on the Paris International Exposition and other summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointer
France
M. E. Anderson
Thornton Township
Paris
Louis Allanic
Local and Personal News From Dalton Area
The quilt won by Miss Eleanor Klein goes to Master Albert Reitz of Blue Island. Several local residents attend a funeral in Madison for Fire Chief Pearl Smith. A Dalton camp reports scarlet fever quarantines with visitors barred. The Illinois supreme court bans cash drawings in theatres and the prize drew Irwin Schickley of Kanawha Avenue. Dorothy Mottinger marries Howard Wetmore in Momence and settles in Kankakee. An auto crash on Route 49 involves Edward Spoon of Mattoon. no injuries reported. The Anders family returns from a weekend in Decatur with Lillian Clark.
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Eleanor Klein
Albert Reitz
Blue Island
M. R. Weidner
L. E. Reich
Albert Heinke
Ed Dillner
Madison
Pearl Smith
Smith
Ilinois
Red” Claussen
Bloominngton
Louis Herman
Lansing
Fred Ohlsen
Riverdale
Chicago
Dalton Clayhole
OCC
Thornton
Dalton Theatre
Illinois Supreme Court
Irwin Schickley
Kanawha Avenue
Alfred Cramer
Pontiac
Mich
Civilian Conservation Corps
Dalton
Joe Madala
Harvey Gardner
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Richard Hull
Monee
Lll
Otto Lentz
Michigan Ave
Max Struven
Lincoln Avenue
Doulton
Struven
Dorothy Mottinger
R. A. Mottinger
Chicago Heights
Howard Wetmore
Arthur Wetmore
Momence
W. Roberts
Elmer Smith
Harvey
Shaw
Herman Anders
Ardath
Mary Elizabeth
Illinois
Decatur
Lillian Clark
Lincoln School
Girls’ Welfare
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Joan Flahive
John Plahive, Jr
Nath OE
General Motors
William May Hardware
Interocean
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