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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1954
Page
5
A fragmented passage hints at a court case involving a respondent connected to ration ends, a land issue, and a divorce action. Names and precise places are unreadable, but the sliver suggests ongoing legal proceedings with property and personal status elements.
The 41st annual spring concert of the Joliet grade school band will be held in the Pershing school auditorium this Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The program includes The California Special, the same concert to be played next week at the Music Educators convention in Bakersfield California. Charles S. Peters, supervisor of
An instrumental music program in Joliet Public Schools will conduct a forthcoming student concert. The event showcases the district's focus on arts integration across elementary and middle grade levels.
Harry Edwards 70 reports his old age pension check for 29 dollars stolen from his mailbox at 26 S Joliet street on March 27. He moved to 9 S Joliet street and went to the police station to report the loss.
A morning report details a discussion with members of the detective bureau. The page notes clarify the nature of the talks and potential follow up actions by investigators.
Attendants at St. Joseph hospital report Mrs. Stanley Cohn of 106 N. Nicholson Street recovering slowly after taking 21 sleeping tablets early yesterday morning. She was unconscious when admitted by police ambulance and doctors pumped out her stomach.
Since 1945 the American Cancer Society has devoted about 29 million 509 thousand dollars to cancer research.
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