Electronic data equipment aids driver license system change
Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announced progress in installing electronic data processing in the drivers license division to align expiration dates with new licenses on January 1. The update eliminates a 1948 system causing license validity gaps and prevents holding two valid licenses at once.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Carpentier
Joliet Soldier Helps German Orphans During War Effort
Army Pfc. Ralph E. Cecchi son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cecchi 408 Market Joliet belonged to the 531st Quartermaster Company which gave food clothing and toys to children at Charlotten Kzieppe orphanage Ludwigsburg in Germany Cecchi a truck driver entered the army January 1956 and completed basic training The Navy is supervising the overall Spanish base construction and air force bomber bases to a Navy air sea base.
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Army
Ralph E. Cecchi
Joseph Cecchi
Market Street
Joliet
531St Quartermaster Company
Charlotten Kzieppe
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Cecchi
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In April 1957 installation of electronic data processing equipment began, tying to the expiration date of the prior system.
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