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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
2
Readable text indicates a steel industry stoppage was stopped to avert broader disruption. Named entities and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item suggests a temporary resolution preventing wider labor conflict and supply issues.
Passover season observed here with seder ceremonies and Yizkor memorial prayers. Services scheduled across campuses and temples, beginning at 6:42 am and continuing tonight and tomorrow morning.
A late night crash spree led to the arrest of a heavily intoxicated driver, with police tracing the sequence of hits through area streets including Jefferson and F2ta. Fire crews assisted the injured, and the suspect was taken into custody as he mixed with car damage near the Geerioann Store area.
Emil Studer fifty five dies at St Joseph's hospital after illness. Survived by widow Ida red, daughter Mrs Ear Mucmteh of Joliet, sisters Mrs Helery Engel Carnavon Iowa and Mrs Charles Wisser Fists, brothers Edward and Joseph Joliet, Bernard Figin, Alfred Carnavon Iowa. Funeral Saturday 11 a m Carlson Funeral Home 500 Youngs Avenue with Rev Robert Mulligan officiating. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Holy Week activities pause city life as Catholics and Protestants observe three hour devotions and noon services in churches across the county. Easter dates vary by lunar calendars with St George St Nicholas and All Saints Greek Orthodox aligning a week later this year.
Report describes efforts to stop an anthrax outbreak at a prison honor farm. Officials from the state department coordinate containment while examining exposure risks and potential trials linked to the incident.
Police report shows a suspect confessed after lie detector tests to breaking into the Belmont Athletic Club in Highland Park, with investigators holding the man and two others for questioning. The incident occurred early Wednesday, as details emerged from the courthouse jail.
In the county contest Loughran leads Downey by 904 votes while Downey’s camp questions precinct tallies. Three Loughran allies win offices. Pearce secures support from both Democratic factions. Separate burglary case links to Highland Park club break-in with arrests of Keehma Chellino and Church as detectives question suspects.
Audra J Maltby 46 of 623 Buck Avenue dies at home after a lingering illness. Wife of Willis G Maltby central Appliance owner and former Illinois State Elks president. Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Greysen Joliet and Mrs Robert Beach Danville, two sons Willis G Jr and Gregory, three brothers, five grandchildren. First president of Ladies Elks, Red Cross Gray Lady. funeral Saturday 2 pm at Sonntag Funeral Home 221 Herkimer St. Rev Arthur W Hoffman officiating. Burial Wood lawn Cemetery. Calling after 2 pm tomorrow.
Jeet Weather bureau forecasts clearing skies and colder air tonight with a low around 24. Friday brings fair conditions with a high near 44 and a low around 30. Saturday temperatures rise to about 60.
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