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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1944

Page

2

Vernon Smith 118 Cellizs wee Gone Dy a group

Vernon Smith 118 cells were gone by a group of small doors. The report notes a mysterious escape or removal within a confined area. Police are investigating suspects and potential motives. Further details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.

Vernon Smith

Immedigte .enings in quotas for TV training

Aime service mer chant announces training for men over 26 under new regulations from Washington. Lt R T Sexton, Maritime Service regional enrollime officer in Chicago, says six weeks boat training covers life boat drills safety at sea and ship nomenclature.

Immedigte S .Mi Aime Service Merchant R T. Sexton Maritime Service Rush Street Chicago Hes Washington

St Marys Croatian burco party planned at hall

A card and bunco party will be held this evening at St Mary's Croatian hall. Hostesses Mrs Theresa Svetiecic and Mrs John Krizmanic will assist with the event.

St. Mary’s Croatian Burco Party St. Mary's

Services held for Joseph Jaeger

Funeral services were held for Joseph C. Jaeger at St Johns Catholic Church. Jaeger a longtime public figure died Tuesday at his Summit Street home. He is survived by his widow and six children, two of whom serve overseas.

Joseph C. Jaeger St. Johns Tholic Church Mr. Jaeger Summit Street

Electric chair returned to Collins Street prison

Warden Joseph E. Ragen of Stateville said the electric chair borrowed by South Dakota two years ago was returned to Collins Street prison late yesterday. South Dakota needed the chair for three executions, but one inmate had sentence commuted to life and two won new-trial motions. The chair will be installed in the execution room within days for the next use.

Joseph E. Ragen Stateville Prison South Dakota Collins Street

James M. Berry 70 Dies in Chicago After 35 Years in Joliet

James M. Berry 70 of Chicago street died at St. Joseph's Hospital after living in Joliet 35 years and working in car parts. Survived by Beulah Burns and another Chicago relative. four grandchildren. Remains at Gerald Dames Funeral Home. Services Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Abang A. Bauman to officiate. Interment Elmhurst.

James M. Berry Chiscago Street St. Joseph's Hospital Josh Gerald Dames Abang A. Bauman Elmhurst

Obituary notices for Julia Keeler and Addie McGuire

Julia Keeler died on Tuesday at age 314? with private services to be held at 10 tomorrow. sister of the late A bereits chard with nieces and nephews surviving. Burial at Elmhi. Addie McGuire of Third Avenue died at St Joseph's Hospital. husband survives and arrangements are pending at Jey Funeral Home.

Julia Keeler Tuesda A . Bereits Chard Incitia Sonntag George H. Olson Elmhi

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