City Leaders Urge Steel Mill Opening in Joliet
Civic and political leaders in Joliet press to reopen the United States steel mill north of the city. About 1,500 people attended a St. Cyril Unemployment Alliance meeting urging continued investigation into mill closures. Speakers including Howard Hyde and Martin K. Miller push government and corporate action with support from the Association of Commerce and local officials.
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Joliet
United States Steel
St. Cyril
Howard Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Steel Company
Martin K. Miller
Miller
Association of Commerce
William E. Fay
Michael Hennebry
Fay Jr. Pledges Fraternity at Brown University
William E. Fay Jr of 608 North Raynor Avenue is among seven Illinois freshmen pledged to Delta Upsilon at Brown University in Providence after the fall rushing season. Fay, a Culver Military Academy graduate, joined 186 freshmen pledged to 20 Brown fraternities, with other Illinois pledges including Davis Allen, William Garry Jr., Howard Jordan, Harry Judd Jr., Neil Lambert, and Arthur Lep Richtmyre.
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William E. Fay, Jr
North
Raynor Avenue
Illinois
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Delta, Upsilon
Young Fay
William E. Fay
Brown
Culver Military Academy
Davis B. Allen
William J. Garry, Jr
Chicago
Howard D. Jordan
Kenilworth
Harry L. Judd, Jr
Oak Park
Neil H. Lambert
Dixon
Arthur Lep Richtmyre
Highland Park
Drive Safely With Higher Speed Limits Cited
A Chicago Motor Club bulletin from the accident prevention department warns that street and highway speeds are rising and demands greater driver skill. It notes factors less important at low speeds become critical as speeds increase.
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Chicago Motor Club
Gas Tax Evaders Face Embezzlement Charges
Motor fuel distributors who fail to pay the state tax face embezzlement charges. Announcement follows the Supreme Court Kopman decision. Sam Nudleman, assistant to K L Ames Jr, Illinois finance director, notes.
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Sam Nudelman
K. L. Ames, Jr
Illinois
Supreme Court
S. W. Kopman
Sangamon County
James Roosevelt Fined For Speed In New Hampshire
James Roosevelt was fined ten dollars in New Hampshire for driving 64 miles per hour. The incident highlights concerns over speed limits and safety on regional roads during tense wartime era.
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James Roosevelt
New Hampshire
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William A. Hennessy
William Lennon
J. V. McCarthy
Joseph Klepec
Dominic A. Romano
Justice of the Peace
William
R. McCabe
William E. Austin
Earl Francis Booth
Michael J. Breen
Emery Gottschall
St. Cyril’s Church
Joseph Prieboy
Alliance
Hartney’s
Home OF Good Shoes
Chicago ST
William Fay, Jr
Chicago Street
Sta
Finland
A&P’s
Sultana & Brand
Ecu
Sawyer
Sultana
IONA
Vermont Maid
A&p
LUX
Wisconsin
Texas
AGP
del Monte
Borden's
Ak EN
Bisa Medal Sq
Sunnyfield
Ake
Zyl
Bokar
White House
BIG Jack Laundry
Tans Oe
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