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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1958

Page

3

Parking boom fuels Joliet streets clash with city plans

Business leaders have bought many off street lots to handle thousands of weekly downtown cars. Attempts to remove street parking face strong opposition though seen as ultimate traffic fix. Meter maids issue more tickets as complaints flood city hall. Drivers use streets for all day parking for eight hours or more drawing editorial dismay. Laws apply to all, not a chosen few.

Joliet Altho Suimz City Hall

Coroner's Jury Delivers On Motorcycle Deaths

A coroner's jury ruled the July 13 motorcycle collision deaths of Thomas Green and Louise Lowery accidental. No recommendations were made, as the driver was advised by counsel, with the inquest held at the Rance funeral home under Coroner Willard Bileod.

Thomas Green Chicaze Louise Lowery Robbins Coromer Willard Bileod Rance

Homecoming of Carbon Hill area attracts 20000 plus ex-residents

More than 20 000 downstaters and former Carbon Hill residents plan Aug 5–10 homecoming with a parade at 10 30 a m featuring marching bands and dignitaries. Fireworks carnival and sports events are set by local officials with former Carbon Hill OK soccer team players to be introduced.

Carbon Hill Inclu Joe Burda Charles Novak Frank Sistek Jack Major Melvin Wills Frank Testa Alec Balbinot Anton Balbinot Virgil Dryer Ampheon de Gruch George Dare Carbon Hill “Ok Pilgrims London England Frank Rolando Cape Girardeau James Jones Joliet James Patterson Morris William Taylor Henry Tallman Gillespie Joe Clark Coal City William Tallman Phillip Jones

Dunk skipper in union row and Carbon Hill history

The report covers a union dispute involving Ingram Barge company and the AFL-CIO, with pilot staffing disputes causing yard demurrage losses. It also recounts Carbon Hill's rise, past mining decline after 1908 to 1910, and recent redevelopment including homes, street lights, sewers, water tanks, and a nearby atomic plant.

YMCA McCarthy Carbon Hill Edward Smith Juliet Frank Testa Edward Martinec Anton Tarizzo Joliet Jack Major Frank Skubic Albino Farrerio John Marizza Fred Springfield Robert Thom Chicago Dominic Rickinino Kankakee Alec Balbinot Martha Vacca Jean DeGruch George Dare Mary Owens Elsie Skubic Angela Bonnucci Charles Novak Thelma Joneson Mary Ferrero Stewart Tallman Trinidad Colo Anton Kouzelaric Abir Cardwell Barney Vidano James DePratt Soccer Committee Ingram Barge Company New Orleans Afl-Cio Masters Associated Maritime Workers Perry Scott E. B. Ingram National Labor Relations Board Texas Company Ingram

Diesel Locomotive Fire Extinguished on Chicago Viaduct

Fire department responded to a diesel locomotive fire at the Chicago street viaduct of the Rock Island railroad. An overheated compressor ignited diesel oil, causing minor damage. CO2 was used to extinguish the blaze.

Chicago Street Rock Island Railroad

Silver Cross Hospital Holds Sixth Annual Employee Picnic

About 800 people attended Silver Cross hospital’s sixth annual employee and family picnic at American Legion park. Mrs. Bernice Meeker led as general chair for six years while Kempe, the administrator, awarded service pins for five to 25 years. James Eib organized the pins and awards with S C H initials in purple on silver. The event featured games movies and dancing.

Oxvew Silver Cross Hospitals American Legion Bernice Meeker Gceeral James Eib Committee For

Silver Cross hospital employees picnic awards ceremony

At Amer ican Legion park during the sixth annual picnic Silver Cross hospital staff and families enjoy a day of activities. Paul W. Kempe administers a five year service pin to James Eib as other honorees receive ten and five year pins including Mrs. Evelyn Bacon and Mrs. Ann Gay. Rain drives attendees to shelter as awards are presented amid a festive crowd.

Silver Cross ‘Hospital American Legion Park Paul W. Kempe James Eib David Cormany Kempe Eile Evelyn Bacon Ann Gay Ella Clark School of Nursing William Bonner Edward Wieburg Gay

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