Hospitals urged to coordinate care across the health system
Paul W. Kempe of Silver Cross Hospital urged the Illinois Hospital Association to unify hospitals clinics and services to deliver a complete health care package. He said the public wants a full loaf and that better communication between doctors nurses staff and trustees is essential. The THA annual meeting drew about 700 members for two days of discussions at the Pick-Congress Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Hospital Assn
Paul W. Kempe
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Kempe
Illinois
The
THA
Pick-Congress Hotel
State Auditor Surveys Judicial Salaries Ahead of 1961 Reform
State Auditor Michael J. Howlett leads a statewide survey of justice of the peace and police magistrate salaries as 900+ JPs and PMs switch to the unified court system. Local pay remains fixed until term end, and most magistrates resign from low pay roles. First January 1964 payroll to be prepared by the auditor and reviewed by the Supreme Court before warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Howlett
Justice of the Peace
Judicial
Fred Taub
John C. Fitzgerald
Howlett
Supreme Court
Herbert Powis
Clct
Hewlett Ape Camessene
War Casualty Notice From Vachanist Mentioned
A terse casualty notice records Marine Private First Class Dean Ro Willer son of Wiane Miss TE Mille of 13679 Lawes Riverdale. The fragment mentions service at the Naval Vu Tohima and notes Whe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Dean Ro Willer
Aliens Warned To Register By January 31
District Director John M Lehmann of the Immigration and Naturalization Service announced a 31 January deadline for aliens to report their U S addresses. Most aliens present on January 1 must comply, with exemptions for accredited diplomats, certain international organization reps, and temporary agricultural workers. Penalties for noncompliance are severe, and reporting forms are available at post offices and immigration offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mlehmann
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Post Office
Immigration Service Office
Lehmann
Winter Gas Supply Touts Adequate Capacity For Cold Spell
N Gas reports it can distribute over 24 billion cubic feet of gas in a single day using underground pipelines if winter demand spikes. Weather watchers note this winter started mild but ended colder than usual with frost and freezing temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N-Gas
Cauhon NiGas Oexuerls
Pokagon Trails Council Scouts Prepare for National Jamboree
At Hazel Crest American Legion Hall the Pokagon Trails Council outlines plans for 111 scouts attending the sixth National Scout Jamboree next July at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The group will train, organize three provisional troops, and visit Washington DC while meeting leadership roles and itinerary details.
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American Legion Hall
Hazel Crest
Kisserie Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Pokagon Trails Council
Earl P. Voland
Crete
Voland
Assi Dist
George Washington
President Johnson
Washington D.C
National Headquarters Museum
The
Boy Scouts of Amelia
New Brunswick
H. Allen Pederson
Hammond, Ind
Pederson
W. RB. Dawson
Homewood
Institutional
Troon 301
Ernie Jones
Hammond
Robert Durgin
Feathered Funds Fly To Suburbs
Designated donors increase at work giving to the Suburban Community Chest Council. The council reports a forty percent rise in contributions in the first half of the fiscal year and lists Riverdale and South Holland receiving specific amounts for their drives. The effort expands clearing house services, attracting new industries and other council members. Contact numbers for information are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Nelson
Suburban Community Chest Council
Suburban Council
Nelson Saad
Riverdale
South Holland
United Funds
Nelson
Bishop
Stanley
Dolton Village Board Meeting Moved to Monday
The Dolton Village Board meeting rescheduled from Tuesday December 24 to Monday December 23 due to Christmas Eve. Clerk Hans R. Ball announced the change today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolton Village
Hans R. Ball
Dolton
Beauty Seen in The Beholder Citation
A reflective note on perception attributing beauty to the observer as much as the seen subject. The author credits the viewer for completing the aesthetic experience.
Letters and public notices in The Pointer and Illinois headlight law
Readers praise The Pointer for balanced letters about integration in Dalton and thank for Diabetes Detection Week coverage. Elynor Meserow of the Dialets Association of Greater Chicago thanks the paper for health program collaboration. Illinois law now requires headlights at night and in low visibility for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Borich
The
Pointer
Borich
America
Dalton
Fitzgerald Riverdale
Dialets Association of
Greater Chicago
Chicagoland
Elynor F. D. Meserow
Day In Class Worth $240 To TJC Students
An analysis by Thornton Junior College statisticians estimates a day in class is worth $240 to a student. It notes the gap between college and high school earnings, about $44,000 per year, making eight classes per day reveal a $320 loss if all are skipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJC
Thornton
Across and Ferform: A Puzzle of Words and Codes
A compact word puzzle lists numbered clues and abbreviations for various word meanings. Entries include prepositions land terms and roles such as Shriner, Greek letters, units, and titles, with scattered references to places like Paoli and thematic notes on orders and decrees.
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Nde
Shriner
Ardent
Paoli
Ferform
Burisih Wastelands
Learns Army Bookkeeping
Pvt. Richard D. Roth completed a five week finance procedures course at the Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. He plans to assist in furnishing field or garrison finance service and is a 1963 Army entrant who trained at Fort Knox Kentucky. He is a 1957 Mount Carmel High School graduate who attended Wilson Jr. College and DePaul University in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Roth
John C. Rodi
Sunset Sr
Delton
Army Finance School
Fo.t Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Rodi
Army
Fort Knox
Roch
Mount Carmel High School
Wilson Jr. College
DePaul University
Chicago
NI Gas Co Chairman Leads 1964 Community Drive
NI Gas Co employees contributed nearly $32 000 in the combined Community and United Fund Campaign to support local needs. Leo Keiffer of Riverdale was among area chairmen, with Clyde Schrotberger as general campaign chairman noting the company’s ongoing citizen effort in their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Illinais Gas Company
United Fund
Leo Keiffer
E. 146Th St
Riverdale
Clyde Schrotberger
Ni-Gas
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IU Cl Gee Keverrons
Dalton Pointer
Riverdale Pointer
R. J. Kelly
Co. K. Renner
Carl Nolte
Usingis
Accredited Home Newspapers of America Sa Ener 2
South Holland Pointer
Leona Manegnus
Renner
Indiana Ave
Ryerdale
Poinier
Asgbe Tigni
Suburban Press and Radio Associaton
Whitworth
Indiana
Indian’ Ave
C. N. Bavee
Triternational
Crg
Habe Fsr
Murecker
U.S
A. C. Gordon Ie
Great Lake
Is NI Gas Co
Fund Drive
Roger
Blok
Rogers Jewelers
154Th St
Harvey, Lil
Otto Blvd
Chicago Heights
Regatya
Loys
Seman
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