Courage Needed in Joliet Council Decisions
The Joliet city council is criticized for indecision and timidity as pressure groups and critics influence votes. The piece urges independent thinking, condemns self appointed committees, and calls for action in the water works purchase linked to city expansion.
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Joliet
Pat Fahey
Fahey
Boy, 9, killed by car on Route 4 A near home
Nine year old Dale E. Carpenter of Liberty Park Trailer Court was struck while running across Route 4 A near his home and died from a basal skull fracture. Kenneth Garvin 40 of 502 Hamilton Lockport drove the car. he was cited and released. The incident occurred near his residence and the body taken to Gerharz Funeral Home Lemont. Two Joliet youths were injured crossing Chicago Street in front of their home. Corky Alexander 7 and Joan Williams 5 at St Joseph Hospital.
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Dale E. Carpenter
Gerald W. Carpenter
Liberty Park
135Th St
Archer
Dennis Jaskoviak
Gary Curtis
Kenneth Garvin
Hamilton
Lockport
Silver Cross Hospital
Gerhart
Dep
Harry Grant
Ludwig School
South Dakota
Gerharz
Lemont
Joliet
Chicago St
St. Joseph Hospital
Corky Alexander
Joan Williams
S. Chicago
Alexander
Williams
Joseph Begler
River
Wilmington
Marines Visit Prison Toy Shop For Toys for Toys Campaign
In a Joliet program, U.S. Marine Corps reservists toured the inmate vocational shop to witness inmates transform old toys into gifts. Under Warden Ragen and E B Lemke, prisoners clean sew and repair dolls cars planes and more, preparing hundreds of toys for needy children this Christmas. Maj Wayne Sebby praised community support for the effort.
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U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Ragen
E. B. Lemke
Alladin
Little
Detroit
Lemke
Wayne Sebby
Joliet
Stateville
J. F. Scully
T. T. Wells
D. W. Moore
Prison Vocational School
Marine Corps Project
Joseph Ragen
W. A. Kluckman
USMC
Toyland
Marines
Police Ready for Project Salad Traffic Campaign
Joliet Police Chief Joseph Trizna Sheriff Gilbert Knater Rockdale Chief Joseph Snedic and Capt R E Jacobs said they will double their efforts during December to arrest traffic violators as part of the statewide Save A Life A Day program.
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State
Joliet
Joseph Trizna
Gilbert A. Knater
Rockdale
Joseph Snedic
R. E. Jacobs
District 5
Eisenhower to address nation on peace tour
President Eisenhower will speak tonight on world peace and understanding before his around the world goodwill trip. The address, telecast live on Channels 2 5 and 7 at 6 15 p m, aired on Channel 9 at 10 p m, and carried by WMAQ WGN and WBBM radio with a WLS 7 p m rebroadcast and WIND 8 15 p m.
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Eisenhower
WMAQ
WGN
WBBM
WLS
City adopts penalties and annexations amid council actions
The city council approved a $10 penalty for drivers failing to buy city vehicle stickers before May 1. Vehicle tags cost $3 now and rise to $3.50 after Dec 31. An alley vacation ordinance tied to John Olha property on Plainfield Rd will take effect once a city plat is drawn for parking at the A and P store. Ordinances to annex multiple properties were filed alongside final payment requests for the Idylside sewer project.
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John Olha
Plainfield Rd
Collins St
F. W. Sickles Co
Joliet Iron and Metal Co
Robert Pilcher Paper Co
Midland Ave
Margaret Bock
George Abbott
Republic Ave
Edward J. Walsh
Walsh
Louis Moroni
D’andrea Construction Co
Peotone bowling center owner killed in crash
Walter Stuenkel aged 39 of 423 S Third Peotone was killed when his car left Route 114 four miles east of Momence and crashed into a tree. The Kankakee County coroner ruled death from crushing head injuries the impact threw him through the windshield.
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Walter Stuenkel
S. Third
Peotone
Momence
Kankakeeunty
Stuenkel
Urge tavern operators to get 1960 licenses
City and county liquor officials urge tavern operators to renew 1960 licenses by December 31 with a midnight deadline. Class A licenses cost 1200 annually, class B 1000, clubs priced by membership. county taverns face 650 fees. Unincorporated area taverns must apply on specified December dates or close after 1 am December 31.
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Eugene Patterson
Joliet
Patterson
Meade H. Baltz
Baltz