Call for Change in City School Board Leadership
A commentator argues for replacing the city school board with new members and reforming oversight of school construction and contractors. The piece asserts too many civic committees govern affairs and elected officials act as figureheads.
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William R. McCabe
Kansas man dies after truck crash on Route 50 near Monee
Dout E. Romines a 29 year old Kansas City Kansas man died after his pickup rolled end over end and caught fire following a two vehicle collision with a semi truck driven by Richard Goodrich 26 of Kankakee near the Route 50 Route 54 intersection just west of Monee. Goodrich escaped serious injury.
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Kansas City
Dout E. Romines
Kans
St. James’ Hospital
Chicago Heights
Route 50
Monee
Richard Goodrich
Chestnut Street
Kankakee
Goodrich
Romines
Joliet Road
Tamarack Road
Plainfield
Three Held as Robbery Suspects In Sunnyland Tavern Case
Three youths face charges after a robbery at Sunnyland tavern earlier this week. Ralph Weisbecker 20 Wayne E Roland 17 and Ray ford R Barrett 24 New Lenox were arrested by city police after a car theft trace and found hose and gas odor in their vehicle.
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Sunnyland
Ralph Weisbecker
Cutter Avenue
Wayne E. Roland
Rayford R. Barrett
West Circle Drive
New Lenox
East Clinton Street
Michigan Street
Barrett
Weisbecker
Roy C. Doerfler
Scott Street
Mrs Helen B Francis Named to Farm Journal Family Test Panel
Mrs. Helen B Francis of Wilmington is chosen as a member of Farm Journal magazine's national Family Test group. She joins 400 members nationwide, selected for homemaking skill and interest in family life to test new food and homemaking products and provide community input.
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Helen B. Francis
Wilmington
Farm Journal Magazine
Gertrude Dieken
Francis
Farm Journal
Chief Boe Addresses Police Personnel on Duty Wear and Duties
Police Chief Ervin F Boe called a 2 30 PM meeting with Frank Carnaghi and Fay E William to review operations of divisions. He urged uniformed officers to wear white on duty except the chief and detective bureau and urged captains and sergeants to report duty violations. Detectives will monitor hotels for prostitutes and criminals, pool rooms for minors and gambling, other gambling spots, the bus station and Union Depot, and patrol stores for shoplifters.
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Ervin F. Boe
Frank Carnaghi
Police and Fire Board
Police Department
William. E
Fay
Boe
Pollice Department
Detective Bureau
Roe
Trucker dies after collision with Illinois Streamliner at Lockport crossing
Howard Newton 38 of Waterloo Iowa was killed when his semi trailer plowed through lowered gates and collided with the G M and O Ann Rutledge streamliner at the Ninth street crossing in Lockport. Milton Boose 27 escaped injury. four tavern patrons dodged shattered glass as debris sprayed the area. Newton died instantly from head injuries and lacerations. the scene caused extensive property damage and traffic disruption.
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Howard Newton
Waterloo
Iowa
G.M. and O
Ninth Street
Lockport
Milton F. Boose
Boose
Newton
G.M
Ann Rutledge
James Shesbnty
Bloomington
Second Street
Raymond Rodeghiero
Rodeghiero
Miller Funeral
Lockport Police Department
Lockport Fire Department
Joliet considers Ingalls Park annexation to boost city
A five member Ingalls Park committee met at St. Mary Magdalene school to plan annexing Ingalls Park to Joliet. The move would add about 3,500 residents, with 50 volunteers pushing the effort and a meeting planned with city officials to discuss benefits and timelines. Mayor Hennessy wants a lump annexation approach affecting adjacent unincorporated areas for sewage, taxes, and services.
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Ingalls Park
St. Mary Magdalene
Joliet
Paul Brumund
E. R. Goodspeed
Paul Friedrich
James P. Hennessy
Youths fund reaches five hundred for Cary Oglesby
The fund for 16 year old Cary Oglesby who injured his spine swimming in July at a Coal City strip mine has grown to about 500 to 600 dollars. Rev Ardel Christie of the Coal City Presbyterian church has received about 280 dollars and Cary’s mother Leona has been sent 259 dollars at St Josephs hospital where he is confined.
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Cary Oglesby
West Frankfort
Coal City
Ardel Christie
Coal City Presbyterian Church
Leona
St. Joseph's Hospital
Michigan Team Stops Ohio Nine In Regional Little League
The Hamtramck Michigan team defeated Ashland Ohio 4 to 3 in Rivals Park last night to win the midwest regional. Henry Semezak hit a grand slam homer for the decisive runs, as Hamtramck advances to Williamsport Pennsylvania for the Little League world series.
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Rivals Park
Hamtramck
Mich
Ashland
Ohio
Henry Semezak
Williamsport
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