Waste Not Want Not editorial draws paper shortages debate
The Herald News editorial attacks New Deal printing limits, noting Congressmen Bennett of Missouri and Roosevelt critics blame Washington bureaucrats for newsprint shortages. It highlights large publishers consuming most paper, while Illinois state government publications and materials from Governor Green's administration also use abundant paper.
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Herald-News
Congressman Bennett
Missouri
Bennett
New Deal
Washington
America
Hearst
Gannett
Cox
Knight
Scripps-Howard
Copley
Illinois
Ppsocenity
Green
Governor Green
Mr. Green
Willie Stratton
Aitken Loses Suit Over Special Fee Claim
Chicago attorney Charles Aitken named special state’s attorney for Will county lost his bid to collect salary for investigative services. Appellate court affirmed Judge South’s ruling that his claim lacked validity after a grand jury probe into the Jones shortages, about $600,000 settled for ten cents on the dollar.
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Charles Aitken
Chicago
Will County
Edwin L. Wilson
South
Aitken
Ben D. Jones
Herbert R. Jones
Jim Harden
County ‘Board of Supervisors
Jones
Judge South
Mr. Aitken
Hold Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Rev. John A. Benton of 1315 Kenmore avenue were held at Bethlehem Lutheran church after his death on Monday evening at Silver Cross hospital. Burial followed at Lockport cemetery. Benton served 34 years as Zion Lutheran pastor in Lockport and held prior posts at Bethany in Lemont and Joliet Bethlehem. He is survived by his daughter Ruby Benton and two sisters and a brother.
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John A. Benton
Kenmore Avenue
Silver Cross Hospital
Carlson Funeral Home
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
V. G. P. Andree
Lockport
Benton
Zion Lutheran Church
Watch Night Service at Pilgrim Holiness Church
A watch night service with special singing and sermons will be held at Pilgrim Holiness Church on Washington Street tomorrow evening. Everyone is invited to attend to watch, pray, and ring in the new year.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Washington ™ Street
Joseph Gothard
Fairmont
Sam Milsap
Desplaines Street
Milsap
Gothard
Chicago
Boe
Chicago Aims to Build Postwar Airport Network
Chicago plans to form a postwar air hub with twelve major and sixty minor airports. Four main outer belts would reach Geneva, Aurora, and Kankakee while Lockport and nearby sites gain inner belt facilities. Joliet would likely miss out as Chicago drives funding and development.
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Bob Quin
Joliet
Bothie Sisk
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago
Lockport
Lansing
Mich
Valparaiso
Ind
Sky Harbor
Geneva
Tavia
Aurora
Kankakee
Momence
Chi
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Winter Ice Skating Popular With Local Youth
Cold weather and Christmas vacations boost skating among youngsters. Beginners learn on rinks at Highland and West parks with late spotlights and heated cabins. No Beer Barrel Polka this year due to no records. St Raymond’s flooded courts offer extra skating on the west side.
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Santa
Highland Park
West _park
St. Raymond's School
Sacred concert at St Josephs Sunday afternoon
A sacred concert will be presented at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon by the choirs of St Josephs church. Anthony Rozman directs with Rev Matthew M Butala narrating. Alex Zimmerman plays organ. mixed choir Rosarian women and men perform Slovenian melodies and Handel Largo. A choir plaque dedication honors 12 members in the armed forces. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament by Rev George Kuzma closes the program.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Anthony Rozman
Matthew M. Butala
Alex Zimmerman
Rosarian Women’s
Palestrina
Jude Linneman
George Kuzma
Kellys mark sixty first wedding anniversary and birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of 422 Catalpa Street celebrate their sixty first wedding anniversary on New Year’s Day. Mrs. Kelly also turns eighty on Saturday. A family dinner is planned and two large wedding cakes will be cut. They have five children.
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William Kelly
Catalpa Street
Kellys
Martin. Munson
Probation officer notes lower 1943 delinquency in Will County
Paul Ohman a County court probation officer reports Will County figures for 1943 show less child delinquency than in former years. He believes local methods work and disputes the idea that juvenile delinquency is rising despite wartime pressures.
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Paul Ohman
Will County
Ohman
Store cleaners prompt crowd at the rear of building
W H Ax, store manager, said workers were conducting routine cleaning of the building’s rear and side walls, while impatient mothers urged their curious sons to leave the scene.
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W. H Ax Seal
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Ett Rey
Pilgrim Church
Miter Tg
Kai On
ST. Joseph’s
Veateriane
West Side
Eastside
Somo
Lice Court
Bans
T. K. Sprague
The
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