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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1954

Page

3

Controversy Over Hand-Picked Slates for Joliet City Posts

A public critic denounces the plan by the better government league and the association of commerce to nominate a curated slate of Joliet city councilors and a mayor. The piece argues against elitist control, warns of self‑interest, and questions Dr. Rogers and an engineer’s motives in a sanitary district proposal.

Association of Commerce Better Government League Joliet Jim Bell Voliet John Rogers Nix

Joliet Firemen Raise 3304 For Muscular Dystrophy

Joliet firemen collected 3304.24 during a four day campaign last week for the Muscular Dystrophy Association funds. Fireman Ed Peters announced the total and thanked the public for their generosity.

Joliet Ed Peters Peters

Judge Approves Five Adoptions on Holy Day

Judge John C. Cowing presided over a rare adoption day approving five cases in county court. He noted adoption totals rarely reach five in a month and suggested Immaculate Conception Day may inspire Catholic couples to adopt on the holy day.

John C. Cowing

Joliet Woman Files for Separation from Chicagoan Husband

A Joliet resident filed suit in Cook County Superior Court seeking separate maintenance and support from her husband Tyrell and Glasser are listed as the attorneys. The complaint alleges abandonment in 1933 when their children were aged 5 to 10 and that $15 000 to $20 000 was taken. Moore is described as a multimillionaire with roles in Central Motor Freight, American Trucking, and a Chicago bank directorship. The wife resides with a son in Joliet while other children live in Washington Park Forest and Chicago.

Cook County Joliet Tyrell and Glasser N. LaSalle Street Chicago Chester G. Moore Adelaide Moore Linden Avenue Moore Central Motor Freight Association American Trucking Association Central National Bank Cooperative Building Corporation N. Astor Street Gold Coast Africa Congo

Lemont Refinery News Printed for Pure Oil Employees

The Lemont refinery of Pure Oil will publish a quarterly staff magazine named Lemont Refinery News. J. W. Lawson announces the new employee activity paper. John R. Minzing of Joliet is editor, a Notre Dame journalism graduate who edited a newspaper for the 9th air force in Germany.

Lemont Refinery Pure Oil Company J. W. Lawson Lemont Refinery News John R. Minzing Joliet Minzing Notre Dame University 9Th Air Force Germany Lemont

Fuel Oil Stolen From Barrel Beside Home

Stewart Miles reports 20 gallons of fuel oil stolen from a barrel beside his home on Des Ptaines Street Tuesday night. Local police are investigating the theft and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.

Stewart Miles N. Desptaines Street

Real estate officers installed at Joliet convention

Three Will county judges from Joliet attend the Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Joliet with Judge John C. Cowing to speak on juvenile justice. Dominic A. Romano is to be installed as state president with Oliver Moore as Joliet group president. Other Joliet officers include Harold Relyea Joseph Wilhelm Anthony Samios Lewis Hogan Ray Speciman and Kenneth Johnson. Ralph W. Gwinn guest speaker at a 6 30 p m hotel event drawing realty leaders from across the state.

Plan Realty Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards Dominic A. Romano Oliver Moore Joliet-Will Arthur J. Stevens Louis Joliet Will County Chicago State Judges Association John C. Cowing Colorado Springs Colo Joliet James V. Bartley Stewart C. Hutchison Vera M. Binks Springfield State Department of Registration and Education State Joliet- Will County Harold Relyea Joseph Wilhelms Anthony Samios Romano Lewis Hogan Decatur Ray O. Speciman Kankakee Kenneth Johnson East St. Louis

Typewriter Stolen From Dr C Seudieri Office

Dr C Seudieri reported a portable Underwood typewriter was stolen yesterday from the waiting room of his office at 813 West Jefferson Street. The machine is valued at $56.

Will County Christmas seal sale nears $35000 goal

Will County Tuberculosis Association reports $20108.36 raised toward its $35000 target as 27,000 sale cards were mailed. The 50th anniversary of the association coincides with progress in TB control, with Saranac sanitarium closing to TB patients and hospitals expanding care and early detection.

Will County Tuberculosis Association Saranac N. Y U.S Voluntary Tuberculosis Association Will County Association Gordon L. Richards Robert L. Matthews Will County

Safety engineers meet in Peoria December twenty first

The Central Illinois Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers will hold its monthly meeting at the Elks club 110% N Madison Ave Peoria starting 6 30 p m. Don Hanson will present a traffic safety talk and the group will view Caterpillar Tractor company 16 mm color sound film The Perfect Crime.

Central Illinois American Society of Safety Engineers Peoria Elks Club Madison Avenue Don Hanson Hanson Catertpillar Tractor Company

Plan study of world trade in local area

In early 1955 the Joliet League of Women Voters will survey Will county industries to assess how world trade affects the community through exports and imports. Mrs. Mac Chesney of Evanston outlined U S foreign trade issues from the Smoot Hawley Tariff Act to the Reciprocal Trade extensions and urged a national policy shift.

Joliet League of Women Will County League Brunson MacChesney Evanston Universalist Elizabeth Barns MacChesney A. H. Jackson Bernard Singer Voters Service John Elway

Woman Fractures Collarbone After Sterling Hebbard Crash

Joan Aschenbrenner was admitted to Silver Cross hospital with a fractured left clavicle after a two car collision at Sterling and Hebbard streets. Raymond Johnson, 313 N Briggs street, initially suffered no injuries but later returned for treatment of abrasions to the right shoulder and neck muscles before being released.

Sterling Hebbard Joan Aschenbrenner Silver Cross Hospital Raymond Johnson N. Briggs Street

Puncture Injures Mrs Kuzma in City Accident

Mrs Peter Kuzma age 50 of 455 North Scott Street suffered a palm puncture yesterday. She required two sutures and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital for treatment.

Peter Kuzma Scott Street St. Joseph’s Hospital

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