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A woman who lectures her husband continually either treats him as a fool or believes a wife’s single word suffices, reflecting sharp domestic dynamics and verbal authority within marriage.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
2
Red Cross Campaign Seeks War Relief Funds
The American Red Cross drives for a 29000 quota are underway through industries, residences, county and business district solicitation and special gifts. Ten business district booths collected 500 dollars and will stay open through Saturday night. Contributions can be mailed to Joliet Illinois. Labor unions and various groups report strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Relief Fund
The
American Red Cross
Joliet
Illinois
Independent
A. F. of L
Bert Wilcox
Joliet Public Schools Begin Christmas Programs Next Week
Christmas carol programs in Joliet Public schools start Tuesday with programs and parties in all schools.Classes close Tuesday after noon for holiday vacation and pupils return Monday January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Means Man Rubs Through Car Window in Domestic Dispute
Wayne Means of Prairie road New Lenox was hospitalized after he cut his hand trying to gain entry to a car at Chicago and Lafayette following a quarrel with his wife. The accident left a window missing and a three inch gash required medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Means
Prairie Road
New Lenox
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Means
Chicago
Lafayette
Town to Sell Tax Warrants Weighs Sale Decision
Warrants Township Highway Commission and Emmett McGuire are contemplating the sale of tax warrants. Hopes to issue them before Jan 1 faded. decision now expected in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett McGuire
Smoke Screen Demonstration Off Cape Hatteras in 1923
The first public display of smoke screen tactics for concealing ships and troops occurred off Cape Hatteras North Carolina in September 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Hateras
N. C
City Christmas Tree Lights Up At Library Yard
The city Christmas tree in the library yard was lit last night under city electrician C. E. Reed. The 26 foot tree features 89 red and blue lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Reed
City Electrician
Parolee Admits Theft From Cars and Purse
Sylvester Holloway a parolee of Thetis Sylvester Holloway 15 colored will be returned to St Charles Training School for Boys as a parole violator after admitting thefts. He told Police Captain Ernest Overbey he took a woman's purse from Mrs. Charles Fillman and items from a car on Cass Street. He was arrested after attempting a dress refund at a loop department store and also admitted taking a purse of $50 belonging to Mrs. Edna Thompson from the Auditorium building December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Holloway
St. Charles
Ernest Overbey
Holloway
S. Chicago Street
Loop
Charles Fillman
Gardner
Cass Street
Capt
Overbey
Edna Thompson
Universalist Church
Auditorium
Miller Opens Third Consumers Liquor Store in Lockport
Gus Miller announces a third Consumers Liquor store to open in Lockport. He already operates two stores dating from 1935 on Cass Street and 1937 on West Jefferson Street, with the Cass Street shop later moved to Chicago Street between Webster and Cass. Miller, born in Joliet, studied at local schools and the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Liquor
Gus Miller
Lockport
Mr. Miller
Cass Street
West Jefferson Street
Chicago Street
Webster and
Cass Streets
Joliet
The
University of Illinois
Munitions Accountant Injured in Route 49 Crash
John Hackett a 24 year old munitions accountant at the Kankakee Ordnance works was injured when his car collided with another vehicle at the intersection of route 49 and a side road in Monee He was taken to Silver Cross hospital with abdominal injuries and leg lacerations police did not learn the other driver identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hackett
Kankakee
Girls Award Selections for DAR Citizenship Honors
Illinois county DAR chapter selects 11 girls from Joliet Township High Lockport Reed-Custer Pineville Wilmington Willow Hill for citizenship awards. Finalist to be drawn at state conference in March and travel to National DAR event in Washington in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Beverly Frank
Joliet Township
Hi School
Phyllis Morey
Lockport
Lucille Plese
Reed- Custer High School
Betty Calkins
Pizinfield
Jewel Reynolds
Wilmington
Illinois
Willow Hill
Washington
D. C
Hawaii
Col Gerber Takes Leave for Christmas Holiday
Lt. Col. T C Gerber commanding officer of the Elwood Ordnance Plant and the Kankakee Works is on leave this week until after Christmas He and his wife will attend their son’s graduation from the Annapolis Naval Academy in Baltimore Maryland and then proceed to New York and Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Gerber
Elwood Ordnance Plant
Kankakee Works
Col. Gerber
Anapolis Naval Academy
Baltimore
New York
Washington, D. C
Switchmen Arrested Over Yard Car Switchover Mix Up
Lieut Charles Sharpe of the J police seized Thomas McMasters 42 of 678 Meeker avenue after he interfered with yard switches in Elgin Joliet and Eastern yards. McMasters received six months at Vandalia state farm. Charles Estus Brown 42 of 832 Jackson street was fined 27.50 for intoxication in the J yards as night patrols watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
D” Yard
Lieut
Charles Sharpe
Thomas McMasters
Meeker Avenue
Sharpe
Vandalia State Penal Farm
C. A. Meyers
Charles Estus Brown
Jackson Street
Meade
Lieut. Sharpe
Moving Pictures Show 200000 Images in One Film
A typical 214 hour moving picture presents about 200000 separate pictures to the eye. The estimate highlights the rapid sequence and vast visual content of long films.
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