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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1942

Page

6

Plan Four New Red Cross Classes In Four Programs

The Red Cross will start four new classes next week in Home Nursing and First Aid. Nutrition classes for canteen workers are planned to begin about two weeks later. Home nursing starts Monday at 7 30 PM at Joliet Township High School for 12 weeks. Other nursing courses begin Tuesday at 9 30 AM in Central School. First aid starts Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Joliet High School and Thursday at 9 30 AM at Red Cross HQ Chamber of Commerce building for 10 consecutive weeks.

Red Cross Joliett Township Chamber of Commerce

Alex Dawydoff Tours Lewis School of Aeronautics

Alex Dawydoff, a noted sailplane expert and flying editor for Street and Smith, visited the Lewis School of Aeronautics in New York City yesterday to review the soaring program. He is described as an exiled Russian revolutionary escapee.

Alex Dawydoff New York City Lewis School of Aeronautics Mr. Dawydoff Russia Street and Smith

Young Boy Builds One Cylinder Car Of Farragut Student

Donald, an 8A Farragut student, built a four wheel one cylinder car with a 14 horsepower engine. The home built auto includes a spark plug and gas tank and reaches about 12 miles per hour. He plans electrical engineering studies in high school and drives mainly near home observing road rules.

Donald Farragut School

War Bonds and Stamps Drive War Support

Government urges public to fund victory over Japan by purchasing defense bonds and stamps. Bonds start at 18.75 dollars and stamps from 10 cents, available at banks post offices and many retailers including newspaper carriers.

Japan

Illinois Commerce Commission Utility Hearings 1941

The Illinois Commerce Commission presided over about thirteen hundred formal hearings in 1941. It governs roughly one thousand utility companies in Illinois. Commission orders that year produced an estimated net annual saving of 350 thousand dollars for utility customers.

Illinois Commerce Commission Commission Illinois

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