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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

2

Weather and Invasion Plans Depend on Cloud and Wind

The piece argues that invasion timing hinges on weather conditions. It cites historical examples from Herodotus to Napoleon and recent wars, noting bombers need clear skies for reconnaissance and attack. It stresses meteorologists face grave responsibility as oceanic weather and fog shape Channel crossing plans.

Herodotus Napoleon Russia Waterloo Mesopotamia Flanders Germany Burma Eisenhower Atlantic Arctic

Bar-Rac and Zorra the Mischief Makers

Bar-Rac a first-born raccoon and Zorra a California gray fox cub grew up as unlikely pals on a ranch. They climbed mantels and antlers, hid at rustling sounds, and shared a bond that entertained and challenged their human companions during the early years of their tame lives. From Bar-Rac's upbringing to their later quarters, the pair defined their era as playful partners in mischief.

Bar-Rac Zorra California

Weather map gaps loom as transatlantic air armada readies

The report notes aerial weather data gathering over the Azores with planes venturing into unfamiliar regions. Despite a vast network, gaps remain that Eisenhower’s meteorologists would want filled. The upcoming large transport fleet signals a major wartime effort the general will marshal.

Azores Eisenhower Weather

Lemon Gelatin Salad with Calavo and Celery

A simple spring salad features lemon gelatin with green Calavo chunks and celery slices. A mustard mayonnaise dressing is recommended to finish it.

Fifth Annual Spring Concert by Joliet Public School Orchestra

The fifth annual spring concert will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Central School auditorium. Shirley Mae Wells will lead a flag salute, with instrumental solos and several orchestra numbers. The Central seventh grade girls chorus, the Central boys chorus, and the Central mixed chorus will sing selections.

Joliet Public Prade School Central School Shirley Mae Wells Central Seventh Grade Central Boys Central Mixed Chorus

Spectator Publishes Local Talent Audition Roster

The Spectator lists audience members and performers for a musical project. Notable participants include Susan Kohl Natalia Kochi and Walter Ulmer with a group featuring violins clarinet and brass. Georgia Skinner supervises with Ruth Martin and Ardis Ege assisting.

America Susan Kohl Natalia Kochi Wells Walter Ulmer Attain Green Betty Whitman Beoald Brodsky Barbara Marsh Cislyn Hoffman Dick Swanson Kid Collins Russell Peterson Patsy Gom Lorenzo Isabelle Nicholes Thute Zoe ‘Ann Schneiter Sarah Robe Stson Suzanne Davis Doris Kahn Patsy Oestrich Betty Dorow Stoker Earl Hayes Marcia Larson Asine King Joe Ann Sy Virginia Hatiy Georgia Skinner Iyis Ruth Martin Ardis Ege

Obituary notices for Larson Cooper and McSherry

Arthur E. Larson 50 died suddenly at home in Buffalo New York yesterday. He was born Joliet and a Township High School graduate and a World War veteran. Survived by widow Winifred and son Gerard stationed in the South Pacific. Funeral arrangements at Carlson Funeral Home with Oakwood Cemetery interment. Glen P. Cooper 45 died Tuesday at Downey Veterans Hospital. Services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Sonntag Funeral Home with Rev. P Stafford officiating. Oakwood burial. Mary A. McSherry 97 died yesterday at home 611 Collins Street Joliet. Survived by two sons, Harry and William E and daughter Mayme plus eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Remains at Western Funeral Parlors with services Saturday at 9 am for St. Marys Church and 9:30 am burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Arthur E. Larson Buffalo N. Y Nate Joliet Jé Wag Ing Curtiss-Wright Air Company Winifred Pvt Gerrard USA South Pacific John Robert Anderson Thor Robert J Herman W Leinhard Carlson Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery St. Mary's Church Mount Olivet Cemetery

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