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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

11

Nautilus Arctic Submarine Faces Scrutiny and Faithful Fans

The Nautilus, renamed for Wilkins Ellsworth Arctic expedition, rests at Brooklyn Navy Yard as experts doubt its plan to cross 2000 miles under Arctic ice. Designer Lake and Danenhower modified the old O-12 to a collapsible bowsprit ship with ice drill, aiming for a submerged voyage at about three knots with 18 crew aboard.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Simon Lake Hubert Wilkins Danenhower Navy Yard Wilkins Lake Johns Hopkins University England Shipping Board Lake and Danenhower

West Acres Citizens Home to Host Mayor Hennessy Meeting

The Citizens Home association near West Acres will host Mayor William A. Hennessy at its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at Edward Hintz’s home on Glennwood avenue. The group of about 50 residents has achieved sewers lights and markers and expects mail delivery with sidewalks near Glennwood and Taylor. A buffet luncheon will follow. Illinois Bell plans June 1 construction in Joliet for dial phone service at a site investing 1.46 million dollars.

William A. Hennessy Citizens Home Association Edward Hintz Glennwood Avenue West Acres Thomas Lauer Taylor Streets Hintz Association Joliet Illinois Bell Telephone Company

Evanston Grants Termination Permit to Railway Company

Evanston votes to grant the Evanston Railway a terminable-permit franchise to take effect at the expiration of the current one on January 1, 1933.

Evanston

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