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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

12

Older than God by Bernard de Voto

Bernard de Voto writes of a 1919 homecoming ex-soldier returning from war and the gulf between his shell‑scarred inner life and civilian understanding. The piece recalls shared memories, unspoken trauma, and the alienation both sides feel as they try to regain ordinary life after battle.

Bernard DE Voto Yaphank Ford Chatel Chelery Izzy Joe Gleeson Army Navy

JOLIET SAILOR PROMOTED TO FIRE CONTROLMAN 3/c

John ke Heitzman Jr., now in San Francisco, has been promoted from seaman to fire controlman 3/c. He is son of John Heitzman of 717 Fox street and nephew of Joseph Heitzman. The piece also reflects on the challenging transition to civilian life after military service.

John Ke. Heitzman Jr San Francisco Calif John Heitzman Fox Street Joseph Heitzman Mr. Heitzman Sr

Morris Moose Installed on Sunday

At ceremonies by the Aurora Moose ritualistic squad 19 new members joined the Moose frater nity. Governor Francis St Germain congratulates candidate Charles Melvin as Harry D Brown Jr deputy general governor Myra Taylor past governor and others look on. George Glass spoke on the order while Moose women served lunch.

Aurora Moose Watters Paul Courtney George Glass Supreme Lodge Order Women of the Moose

Valleys Burma's Railways and Forest Coverage Describe Terrain

The text notes that Burma's mountains diminish in height toward the south and are largely forested. It explains that roads and railways largely run along river valleys and that waterways form the main communications in many areas.

Burma

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Bill Gleeson 5Th Avenue Apremont Argonne Bill America Seven Seas Cubs Joliet Morris First National Bank Joliet, Illinois Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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