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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1954

Page

3

Wyman Strongest Hope for Illinois United States Senate Nomination

William R. McCabe notes a dull GOP primary with little voter interest outside a crucial Senate race. He singles out Austin L. Wyman as the standout candidate capable of challenging Senator Douglas, while Edward Hayes and Joe Meek lag. Also endorses Robert J. Branson for state treasurer based on long legislative service and credentials.

Austin L. Wyman United States Mr. Wyman Edward Hayes Eisenhower Joe Meek Illinois Retail Merchants Association Meek Douglas Mr. Douglas Robert J. Branson

JC Students Appointed as Deputy Property Tax Assessors

More than sixty Joliet Junior College students began deputy property tax assessments for the Joliet Township office. The team, divided by precinct near each student’s home, aims to finish the bulk of work by month’s end. Tax assessor Michael L. O’Brien says student workers should produce a better overall job.

Joliet Junior College Joliet Township Michael L. O’brien O'Brien

Woolworth theft suspect held as second sought police

A Woolworth store robbery suspect was arrested by Joliet police after questioning by Capt. Paul Metzger. The man matches the bandit description and thirty dollars were taken. A second suspect remains at large as officers continue the hunt.

Woolworth Joliet Harold Pedersen Harold Willard Paul Metzger

Will County GOP Women Elect Leaders Hear Senate Candidates

More than 400 residents attended a Will County Republican Women’s club session at the Woodruff Hotel Terrace room. Officers for the coming year were elected before a public session where senate hopefuls Edward Hayes and Edgar Elbert spoke. Mrs Barber named chair, with Mrs Murphy as first vice president, Mrs Crater as second vice president, Mrs Shepley secretary, and Mrs Muster treasurer. Senator Lottie Holman O Neil also spoke amid introductions of Will County office candidates and their spouses. A light reception followed and organizers praised the turnout.

U. S. Senate Will County Republican Women's Club Woodruff Hotel Robert Barber Shige Ralph Murphy George Crazer Hazel Shepley Frank Muster Edward Hayes Edgar Elbert Joe Meek GOP Lottie Holman O'Neil

Panelists differ on assessments at Will County Town Hall

Four panelists discuss The Personal Property Assessment Controversy at a Sunday town hall in Pershing school auditorium. The panel includes Charles Blim Robert Thomas Byron Hunte and William Deaton with opposing views on tax methods and fairness. The moderator is Rev. Robert Hamill and admission is free.

Town Hall Forum Charles H. Blim Robert W. Thomas Byron Hunte Pershing School Town Hall Will County Robert Hamill Ted Blair The Will County Taxpayers’ Association Blim Hunte Denton Thomas WCTA Blair

Firemen revive John Stanko at the scene

Firemen used an inhalator for about 20 minutes yesterday afternoon with John Stanko aged 42 of 822 Summit Street. He had trouble breathing, was revived, and transported by fire department ambulance to St Joseph hospital.

John Stanko Summit Street St. Joseph Hospital

Mrs. Mathias Leaves 135000 For Daughters In Joliet Will

The will of Alta M. Mathias shows personal property valued at 100000 and real estate of 35000, total 135000, to be divided equally between her two daughters Edna M. Dinet of 600 Buell Avenue and Dorothy M. Bates of Piedmont California. Both named executors, but Bates refused to qualify while Dinet requested letters of administration.

Alta M. Mathias Joliet Mathias Edna M. Dinet Buell Avenue Dorothy M. Bates Piedmont Calif Bates Dinet

Fire guts B. and M. Mobilgas station on Broad Way

A fire and explosion at 5 20 p m damaged the B and M Mobilgas service garage at 1101 N Broad Way. Estimated loss 10000 with insurance. One man Dee Dennis 27 burned his left hand. Owner Burton Buttrey and others escaped injury. A 1950 Ross Young sedan was destroyed. Fire officials blamed gasoline fumes ignited by a small stove during carburetor cleaning. Firemen contained the blaze after about an hour as bystanders watched.

B. and M. Mobilgas N. Broadway B. and M. Mobilias Burton Buttrey Laurel Avenue Dee Dennis Oneida Street Buttrey Dennis Ross Young Broadway Young Grove B. and M Spectator ‘Paota

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William R. McCabe Mrs. Barber Deaton
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