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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1940

Page

5

City Police Ordered To Purchase Uniforms

Forty nine members of the Joliet police department must have new uniforms by September 1 under an order from the police and fire board. The garb includes 18 ounce blue serge trousers coats and overcoats with 14 ounce trousers for summer. Motorcycle patrolmen wear reinforced whipcord trousers and puttees, with blue shirts and blue or black ties.

Joliet Police and Fire Board Motocycle Fornango Chicago

Chicago Pair Admit Forging Checks Here

Chicago police hold Irene Gonterman and Fred Burke who admit cashing stolen checks from a Chicago Motor Club burglary last May. They forged the checks at Joliet businesses on July 20 and implicated Leo Campbell. Otto Klima admits the burglary and names Hank Capsack. Checks bore the name Peter Bell and were cashed at Joliet Wine and Liquor Co Alligator Inn Miller and Singer Al Schweitzer Tavern Tru Value Dress Shop The Dimas Restaurant and Community Liquor store.

Chicago Chicago Motor Club Irene Gonterman Fred Burke Joliet Leo Campbell Otto Klima Hank Capsack Joliet Wine and Liquor Co Alligator Inn Miller and Singer al Schweitzer Tavern Tru-Value Dress Shop Dimas Peter Bell

Damage Suit Filed In Circuit Court Over Auto Crash

Four plaintiffs sue Joseph Glen Montgomery and Russell Crosby in circuit court seeking a total of 35 500 for injuries and vehicle damage from a June 29 crash at routes 45 and 52. Harry Smith seeks 10 000 for injuries and 500 for car damage. Patricia Smith and Clifford Lindsey request 10 000 each. Bertha Lindsey asks 5 000. The complaint accuses Crosby of negligence and notes painful permanent injuries.

Joseph Glen Montgomery Russell Crosby Harry Smith Patricia Smith Clifford Lindsey Bertha Lindsey Crosby Montgomery Smith

Police Chief’s Wife Breaks Fingers in Door Incident

Mrs. Fred Lindner, wife of Lockport’s police chief, suffered broken fingers when an automobile door slammed on her hand last night. Dr. Roberts treated her injuries.

Fred Lindner Lockport Dr. Roberts

Bottle accident injures Dorothy Sweedler in Manhattan

Miss Dorothy Sweedler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sweedler of Manhattan severed an artery in her right arm when she fell on a milk bottle in the yard early this morning. Sister Ruth Sweedler a nurse stopped the bleeding as she was rushed to Brannon Memorial hospital for emergency operation. Dr Landus Brannon said she should recover barring complications due to timely sister assistance. Two men reported wallet thefts while swimming at Michigan beach last night Clarence Dunbar and Lon Leach.

Dorothy Sweedler Charles Sweedler Manhattan Ruth Sweedler Brannon Memorial Hospital Landus Brannon Miss Sweedler Brannon Michigan Beach Clarence Dunbar Davison Street Lon Leach New Lenox

Local motorists Pay Fines at Police Headquarters

Several drivers settled traffic fines at the police headquarters. Names listed include Thomas E. Nally of 615 Dover Street, Elmer Margraf, Micheion Wiset, J. A. Lyons Jr of 1408 Newton Avenue, Elmer Steftes of 700 Mason Avenue, and Gladys Jackson of 215 Hunter Avenue.

Thomas E. Nally Dover Street Elmer Margraf T . el Micheion Wiset J. A West Park Front Lyons, Jr Newton Avenue Elmer Steftes Mason Avenue Gladys Jackson Hunter Avenue

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