Paul Waage to Mark 35 Years With Ill Bell
Paul W. Waage of 200 N Broad Street Joliet a central office foreman with Illinois Bell telephone marks 35 years with the firm in July Born in Omaha Neb Waage began his career in the telephone industry as a central office maintenance man in Oak Park
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N. Broadway
Joliet
Illinois Bellelephone Company
Omaha, Neb
Waage
Oak Park
Henry Kohler
Tinley Park
Frankfort
Emil Lenhardt
Hickory Street
Waage Career Timeline Ends with Joliet Service Honor
Waage began as a supervisor in 1929 and rose through divisions to chief witchman in Joliet in 1932. He later served as staff supervisor in Chicago then central office foreman in Joliet by 1956. A Mason, he and wife Tessie have two daughters Grace Fry of Plano and Evelyn Ehart at 1101 Barthelme Ave
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Joliet
Chicago
Waage
Masonic Lodge
Tessie
Grace A. Fry
Plano
Evelyn M. Ehart
Barthelme Avenue
Midwest Orthodox Festival Sponsored by St Nicholas Joliet
The third annual Midwest District Orthodox Christian festival will be held Sunday July 28 at Oak Grove. St Nicholas church Joliet chapter No 151 hosts with 400 expected attendees from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Minnesota. His Grace John Archbishop of Chicago and Minneapolis will lead the liturgy at 10 a.m. with archdiocese priests assisting.
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Oak Grove
St. Nicholas
Cleveland
St. Louis
St. Nicholas Church
John FE. Kuchta
Editorial calls for probes into bribery claims on jai alai bill
The St Louis Post Dispatch editorial urges a full investigation by State's Attorney J Waldo Acker into bribery reports tied to Gov Stratton's veto of the jai alai pari mutuel bill. It cites Chicago papers alleging a $25,000 slush fund and urges truth without fear or favor.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
J. Waldo Ackerman
Sangamon County
Althe
Stratton
Illinois
Chicago Daily News
Chicago American
State Senate
House
The
Chicago Tribune
Springfield
Ackerman
Social work exam open for VA clinical positions nationwide
The Civil Service Commission announces a nationwide exam for clinical social workers to fill VA hospital and regional office posts paying 4525 to 5440 a year. No written test. qualify with accredited graduate training and relevant casework experience. Applications to the executive secretary in Washington and info from John Hausser at the post office. The shrimp industry is the most lucrative US fishery with about 225 million pounds annually, valued at roughly 80 million dollars.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Veterans Administration
United States
Puerto Rico
Washington
D. C
John Hausser
Science in Your Fife: Global Fight Against Tropical Diseases
A New York era summary notes dramatic progress against yaws in Haiti where penicillin cut disfiguring cases and four year recovery saw 100 000 former victims return to work. It reports antibiotics reducing amebic and bacillary dysentery tropical ulcers and leprosy in Nigeria with goals of elimination in ten years and highlights worm infections in American children countered by hygiene and Tetramycin. A WHO director calls higher health standards essential for prosperity.
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Haiti
Nigeria
Auti
Tropics
United Nations World Health Organization
Dewey Buried in Washington Cathedral Crypt
The note mentions Admiral George Dewey buried in a crypt beneath the Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul in Washington. It describes a long reading period with eye strain and fatigue as a fragmented OCR reading artifact.
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Admiral George Dewey
Cathedral of St Peter and St. Paul
Washington
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