Joliet Firm Begins Postwar Refrigerator Production
George J. Close of Joliet Radio and Refrigeration says the company started a month ago making three types of freezing units for farmers dairies and slaughter houses. Production is limited by civilian supply constraints but will expand after war restrictions ease. The firm views refrigeration as a major postwar growth area.
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Joliet
George J. Close
Germany
WPB
Close
Brothers from Raynor meet in Philippines in war service
Pfc Edwin F. E. Nelson and his brother Darrell D. Nelson, sons of Mr and Mrs Elias Nelson of 214 S Raynor Ave, met in the Philippines recently. Edwin, a clerk in the information and education section of a unit of the Sth Air Force service command, has been overseas since April 1948. Darrell, a gunner's mate on a Merchant Marine ship, has served overseas 18 months. Edwin is married to Gladys M and has a son Richard E. Prior to induction in October 1943 he worked as head bookkeeper at Joyce Seven-Up company. Darrell served in the European theater before heading to the Southwest Pacific.
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Edwin FE. Nelson
Darrell D
Elias Nelson
Raynor Avenue
Philippines
Edwin
Sth Air Force Service Command
Darrell
Pvt
Nelson
Gladys M
Richard E
Lincoln Street
Joyce
Urgent appeal for civilian attendants at government hospitals
Government hospitals including Navy and Veterans Administration facilities seek an army of civilian attendants to aid in caring for sick and wounded service personnel returning from battle fronts. The appeal targets those with relatives in the armed forces, with applications available at the Joliet post office.
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Navy
Joliet
Riviera Visitor Sees Nice After Battle Service
Pfe Henry J. Ferlin son of Mr and Mrs Ired Ferlin of 318 Lime Street visited Nice France in June after taking part in the battle of Germany. He has been overseas since October.
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French Riviera
Pfe
Henry J. Ferlin
Ired. Ferlin
Lime Street
Nice
France
Germany
Committees Named for Joliet Lions Club for 1945 46
The Joliet Lions Club appointed its 1945 46 committees led by president Arthur T Hays. Chairmen include John W Lambur activities Fred Mastin attendance Al Rademacher finance Arthur B Kelly membership and classification Aubrey A Wills program Fred A Preelin constitution and by laws Ed M Newman greeters Harold J Crips audit and budget Arthur Hays inter club relations Elmer M Wells inactive membership Prehn Lions education Crawford Starr sight conservation and blind Prehn convention Harold A Neutzmann boys and girls work Pence B Orr citizenship and patriotism George Abbott Jr military affairs William Ebel athletics Paul Bowers bowling Kelly publicity Leonard M Hertz bulletin Wells civic improvement Edward Blatt education Orville W Sippel music Arthur Korst sick and visiting John C Hardebeck safety and W Lester Wylie special arrangements. Plans are being made for the club's annual stag party Wednesday.
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Joliet Lions Club
Arthur T. Hays
John W. Lambur
Fred Mastin
al Rademacher
Arthur B. Kelly
Aubrey A. Wills
Fred A. Preélin
Ed.m. Newman
Harold J. Crips
Navy base supply clerk aids Pacific construction drive
At a new Navy base in the western Pacific, 3/c Stanley J. Pajak 34 oversees issuing construction materials for rapid erection of installations. His wife Mary lives at 1002 Collins St. Pajak is the son of Mr and Mrs John Hajduk and has a daughter Mary Jane. His brother S Sgt Walter M Pajak serves in the Army in China and previously worked at Sanderson Porter Ordnance plant.
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Stanley J. Pajak
Mary
Collins Street
Western Pacific
Pacific Island
U. S. Navy
Pajak
John Hajduk
Mary Jane
Walter M. Pajak
Army
China
Sanderson & Porter Ordnance Plant
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