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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

2

Oil and the postwar petroleum future in America

Harold L. Ickes argues the United States must build large oil reserves and expand abroad to sustain its gasoline civilization. He envisions a postwar covenant with Britain Russia and China to share rehabilitation of oil facilities, ensure fair oil access, and restrict supplies to violators. He notes British and American firms hold key global stakes and foresees a PRC role to advance U S national interests in world oil fields.

United States Middle East Alaska Hawaii Guam Canal Zone Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Great Britain Russia China United Nations Standard Oil Co California Saudi Arabia Petroleum Reserves Corporation PRC

Norwegian Day at Boston Store for Unconquerables

Boston Store continues activities honoring the Unconquerables of Europe with Norwegian day organized by Rev. Andrew Hegre and Swedish Danish congregations. Events include native costumes, broadcasts, Slovenian Croatian and Serbian performances, and a band, choir, drill, and baton twirlers. Aimed to boost the fourth war loan drive with strong bond sales.

Europe Boston Andrew Hegre Yugoslavia Matthew Butala Father Butala St. Joseph’s Church Joseph Zalar Frank Wedic St. Joseph’s Civic Association WCLS Slovenian Women’s Union

Jap prisoners wife to speak at Richards Street Church

Mrs. Hobart B. Amstutz formerly of Singapore and Malaysia, wife of Dr. Amstutz a war prisoner, will speak at the Richards Street Methodist church at 10 40 Sunday service. Dr. Amstutz is nephew of Rev. Albert Bauman. She fled Singapore for India with refugees after Malaysia’s invasion. She will tell of a country and people conquered by the Nipponese. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 p m.

Hobart B. Amstutz Singapore Malaysia Amstutz Richards Street Methodist Albert Bauman Methodist Youth Fellowship

World oil empire site explored by American experts

A technical commission of high ranking American experts is expected to visit the future site of the world’s oil empire to see and hear the fabulous story of Near East oil as described in the article.

Eddie Doherty to Speak at Joliet Catholic School

Eddie Doherty, famed reporter and author of Splendor of Sorrow, will give a lecture titled A Reporter Tells His Story at Joliet Catholic School on Monday evening January 24. Tickets are available at John J. McCarthy's and Merriman Pharmacy.

Edd Herty Joliet Catholics School Doherty Will Eddie Doherty John J. McCarthy Merriman Pharmacy

Joliet Sportsmen's club opens 1900-member drive

Joliet Sportsmen's Club launches its membership drive with 1900 members paying 50 cents each. There are no dues or assessments and officers L. H. Brockman Henry E. Linden Verne E. Borguignon and Albert E. Benson will chair the first meeting Monday January 31.

Joliet Sportsmen’s Club L. H. Brockman Henry E. Linden Verne E. Borguignon Albert E. Benson

Central church to hold 11 o'clock service and choir

The Central Presbyterian church schedules an 11 am worship with the sermon titled Lagging Behind. The choir will sing The Silent Sea and organ meditations include Worship Credo and Sor tie. Taxis young people will meet at 7 pm for a Westminster discussion led by Rev. Everett LeCompte on What Can We Believe About Christ.

Central Presbyterian Church Neidlinger Broadhead Kaiser Hosmer Westminster Fellowship Everett LeCompte Christ

Charles W. Green Obituary

Charles W. Green, 78, died yesterday at his home 965 Cottage Place. Survived by wife Caroline a daughter Ethel Mrs Harry Rockenbach a son Archie three grandchildren and a brother Adelbert. Body at Sonntag Funeral Home with services Saturday at 1 p m Rev L C Winters and Rev George Olson officiating. Burial Chapman Cemetery.

Green Charles W. Green Cottage Place Caroline Ethel Harry Rockenbach Archie Adelbert Sonntag Funeral Home L. C. Winters George Olson Chapman Cemetery

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