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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1949
Page
3
A judge and lawyers clash over publicity in the Diana Allen murder case involving 7 year old Charles Johnson. Indicted in June, Diana has been jailed with critics arguing the legal process is being exploited for attention while new counsel takes over amid concern for ethics and access to the imprisoned girl.
Police records show three minor accidents reported yesterday to the traffic bureau. David Marshall of Rose Avenue was rammed from behind by Lester Moore at Jackson and Chicago streets after stopping for a light. Donn Johnston Jr. struck the rear door of Fari Stiefel’s car on Jasper Street as someone opened a door. Paul Milharist on Midland Avenue pulled from the curb and hit Tom L. Bishop on South Center Street.
Frank Warren Jr. of Maroon Ml reported to police that street repairs in front of 107 N Eastern avenue caused damage to his automobile. Grant Boore of 702 Second avenue said he moved his roller for Walsh Oil to reach the area where Warren had parked.
Miss Gretchen Lee Reighard of Indianapolis named executive director of Joliet Girl Scout organization. She brings experience with neighborhood plans and camping and will begin duties October 1. Reighard holds a science degree in physical education and has worked with several Girl Scout councils.
Robert Carpi, owner of a repair boat moored along the west wall by Brandon locks, reported to the sheriff that his boat was sunk and its motor stolen. A watchman saw a black panel truck with yellow plates bearing RIL23 by the site and men attempting to steal lumber. Deputies found the license reading inaccurate as no licenses bear the letter L.
The Royal Neighbors of America group led by Mrs. George C. Betts asked to solicit seven household items by phone in Joilet. The Association of Commerce and city police reviewed the plan and found the venture lacks nonprofit use and would fund dues and magazines.
Ger Aldine Jordan of 1519 Barry Street returned a lost billfold found yesterday afternoon to the police. The finder reported the item last night. John Wagner of 6 FE Webster Street is still seeking his billfold containing about $16 and papers.
Firefighters responded yesterday afternoon shortly after 3:30 to rescue a dog trapped in a creek near Garnsey Avenue and Benton Street. فريق
Robert A. Clark, a noted Joliet musician with a Wayne University master’s, becomes director of Mt. Clemens High School band and in charge of elementary instrumental music. He starts Sept. 6 and has a rich record as xylophone and marimba soloist with Wayne University and Detroit groups.
The forecast for Joliet and vicinity calls for fair and warm conditions tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will range from a low of 62 and a high of 94, with Saturday also reaching 94 and a low around 63.
Officials at Silver Cross hospital request police patrols this early evening to inspect the new wing and watch for boys seen causing damage in the area.
Henry William Pasternak 28 of 4812 S Harding Ave Chicago died this morning at Silver Cross hospital from severe injuries after his car skidded and hit an embankment near the E J and E underpass on Route 45 at Frankfort. State troopers investigated. an inquest by Coroner Willard G Blood is expected early next week.
Everett Porlew of route 1 Morris was arrested early this morning by Officers Louis Hildebrand and Leroy Everson on speeding improper passing and driving without a license. Police said Porlew attempted a right side pass on the Ruby Street bridge during a race and was clocked at 50 mph. He was ordered to appear in court.
Police were called to 66 S. Chicago street early this morning and found Nick Catapedes, 62, owner of the Bonded cafe, with a broken right wrist after a fall on a back step. He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital and treated and released.
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