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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

3

Joliet parking plan faces city subsidy and lending risk

The Joliet Parking Commission pushes for city support to back a Ford June led multi level garage on Central school grounds. City would guarantee 793000 over 20 years and risk bond limits amid flood damage and limited funds. Council must approve. opponents say city would become private enterprise partner and threaten future parking competition.

Joliet Ford June Ely Tiis George Clare

Condon and Mapes Named Principals for New Joliet Junior Highs

Louise Condon and Ret Manos will serve as principals of two new Joliet Grade School district junior highs opening in September. Superintendent Dr Join says the specific school assignments are not yet decided. Condon previously led A. O. Marshall and Mapes led Farragut.

Tory Louise Condon Ret Manos Joliet Join Miss Condon A. O. Marshall Mapes Farragut School

Man Seeks Free Ride Escalates to Jail After Car Theft Claim

Robert Thompson, 42, of 451 Peasant street, a used car salesman, asked deputies for a ride home after reporting his car stolen. He became abusive to jailer Joseph Birsa at a tavern on Route 66-A, prompting deputies to detain him. Thompson was found walking later, driven back to the tavern, then jailed for the night. He was fined 200 dollars with 150 suspended by Justice George Williams.

Robert Thompson Thompson Justice of the Peace George Williams Joliet Jackson Floyd Charlie Hurricane Demon Run Manteno Hurricane ‘Jackson

Fury over Joliet boxing tale and bypass delay

A Joliet tale recalls a fighter nicknamed Hurricane Jackson who learned little and a shadow boxing mishap led to his downfall. The article also notes installation delays on a truck bypass downtown with state engineers opposing routing or sign changes and plans to widen corners for larger trucks.

Henderson Avenue Cass Street Washington Street Vial Duct Chester B. Lewis Lewis Gardner Street Chicago Street Fourth Avenue

Aid Reaches Destitute Deams Family After Illness

A four member family received morning aid after baby Rosemary Deams aged 11 months fell feverish to 102 degrees at the Triangle restaurant. Police summoned, the child was taken to St Joseph hospital. Parents William and Rosemary Deams of Chicago and sister Dianne 3 are cared for by Peter McCarthy of Morning Star mission while the infant recovers. the family sought Monticello Indiana relatives.

Triangle Rosemary Deams St. Joseph Hospital William Deams Chicago Dianne Peter McCarthy Morning Star Mission Deams Monticello Ind

Joliet Area Weather Forecast

Hot and humid weather continued today with a high in the mid nines. Thundershowers are likely tonight in the Joliet area. Tomorrow will be fair and pleasant with temperature rising. Southbound to southwest winds 6 to 12 miles per hour.

Joliet

Red Cross Will County Flood Relief Funds Reported

The Will County Red Cross chapter spent 40 588 for flood relief on July 13 per a report to the board by Olga Wilkey executive secretary. About 12 000 was locally raised with the rest from the national body. Shelter and food aided 354 people and 277 families received aid. 49 dwellings got emergency repair. Most funds funded food clothing furniture bedding rugs shoes and medical supplies. Immediate needs orders totaled 12 000 in the first two days.

Will County Red Cross Olga Wilkey Wilkey

Burglary at Alexander Lumber Company Under Investigation

City detectives probe a break in at the Alexander Lumber Co on Water Street found at 6 am. A car ton of cigarettes was stolen from manager William G. School’s desk after burglars ransacked counters in the display room and three other offices. Employee Sidney Edwards discovered the scene. Entry was gained through the west warehouse door by the waterway. a vending machine was broken.

Alexander Lumber Company Water Street Willliam G. School Sidney Edwards Waterstreet

Stolen Car Ring Nabs Six In Chicago Area

Police arrest six Chicagoans after a patrol on West Jer son street stopped a car traveling the wrong way. Driver Melvin Anderson 26 admits the vehicle was stolen and accuses Reys Romeros Lara 20 of using a cigarette package jumper. Also jailed were Gene Scottie 19 Beverly Jones 17 Kenneth Peavy 17 and John Parker 18. Owner Donald Quinn route 1 Lemont to retrieve the car. A second stolen auto was found near Lemont with authorities probing thefts in Chicago.

Reys Romeros Lara Gene Scottie Beverly Jones Kenneth A. Peavy John C. Parker Donald Quinn Route 1 Lemont

Boy Hit by Car in City Held in Hospital

Six year old Rudolph Jones of 155 Ruby Street is being treated at St Joseph hospital after a car strike on North Broadway. The driver Richard Carlson 27 of 413 Irving Street told police the youth dashed into traffic. Carlson was issued an arrest ticket for failure to yield and to appear in police court this afternoon.

Rudolph Jones Ruby Street St. Joseph Hospital North Broadway Richard A. Carlson Irving Street Carlson

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Condon Mapesvil Thomas Boy Footlight Theater James P. Hennessy Footlight Theater Week Baskin’s Bill Jasinek Joliet Park District Dom Raine Spach
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