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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

3

Hardy subcommittee assails defense loans and tax write offs

The House subcommittee led by Rep Porter Hardy finds defense agencies shoveled billions in loans and tax concessions to business. It singles out a $7.8 million Waterton steel loan and notes 500 million in steel tax concessions with little verification. It calls for consolidating lending and tax relief under the Reconstruction Finance corporation and urges presidential reform.

House RFC Porter Hardy Virginia National Production Authority Defense Production Administration Iis Watelton Bree Pike Hardy Committee Washington Treasury Hardy Reconstruction Finance Corporation Stuart Symington Harry S. Truman

City council meeting set on water installation issue

City councilmen meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m in Mayor Janke's office to discuss immediate action on installing city water for Illinois and Marke. Commissioner Joseph Whalen the city council and the Water and Sewer Utility commission convene to address the urgent water supply request.

Joseph Whalen City Council Water and Sewer Utility Commission Arthur O. Janke Whalen Illinois Marke

Jaycees honor past presidents in Jo liet meeting

The Jo liet Junior Chamber of Commerce honored past presidents with recognition by President Louis J. Fifer. Attendees included Harold Glasgow Harold Nuetzmann Ray Heinselman Ernie Tuggle John C Lang Joseph J Garvey Armand Miranda and Michael Kelly. Immediate past Ed Talbott received a gold jeweled pin.

Joliet Junior Chamber of Commerce American Legion Hall Louis J. Fifer Harold Glasgow Harold Nuetzmann Ray Heinselman Ernie Tuggle John C. Lang Joseph J. Garvey Armand Miranda Michael Kelly Ed Talbott Michael J. Conway Matthew Gregory West Side Donald Nemitz East Side Fifer William Duffy Kankakee

Campbell Fined for Red Light Violation at Jackson and Collins

Frank Campbell of 6 Loomis Street Lemont was fined in police court today for failing to stop at a red light yesterday afternoon at Jackson and Collins. The violation caused a collision with Frank E. Toth of 419 Abe Street, whose car was damaged when he could not stop in time.

Frank Campbell Loomis Street Lemont Jackson Collins Streets Frank E. Toth Abe. Street Toth Campbell

Weather outlook with warmer trend and possible showers

Partly cloudy today and tonight with a chance of showers. Tonight's low around 50. High near 75 tomorrow with a low about 55 tomorrow night. Warmer weather is expected to continue with unsettled periods.

East Hemis Meat Rush Strains Midwest Beef Supply

Midwest cattle yard arrivals soar with almost 100,000 cattle sent east for slaughter. Joliet outlets report severe meat shortages as eastern buyers snap up available beef, pork, and mutton amid price control tensions and labor dispute charges.

Midwest Joliet Swift & Company Armour & Company Cudahy New York Congress

Faulty Brakes Blamed for Center Street Collision

Police charged Benjamin Goldman of 1009 Oakland Avenue with a traffic violation after his car allegedly failed brakes and collided on Western Avenue near Center Street. Three autos were damaged in the afternoon incident with total damage estimated at $1000.

Center Street Western Avenue Benjamin Goldman Oakland Avenue Goldman

Danville Welcomes Joliet War Hero Pvt Hubert Reeves

Pvt Hubert Reeves arrives in Joliet from Valley Forge hospital aboard a Chanule air base plane and heads to his Danville home. He will be honorary marshal at Amvet event, receive a life membership, and a memorial tribute will mark Amvet Day with officials attending.

Pvt Hubert Reeves Joliet Valley Forge Hospital Chanule Air Force Base Reeves N. East Circle Drive Danville Amvet Walford Harold Russell Will County Pvt. Reeves Mokena Crete Beecher Tinley Park Frankfort New Lenox Altho Sherman Dixon Edward J. Barrett Hubert Wanneta Reeves

Joliet Graduation Honors 636 From JT and JJC

Graduation diplomas were awarded to 508 Joliet Township High School students and 128 Joliet Junior College attendees in the combined gym ceremonies. Supt. Hugh S. Bonar and Dr. E. Charles Cohenaut spoke as diplomas were awarded. Mrs. Carl S. Winters of Oak Park addressed the class urging continued education and resilience.

Joliet Township

Large Class Sees 552 Students Earn Diplomas

Five hundred fifty two graduates received diplomas at 2 30 pm across four junior high centers. Farragut led with 186 graduates while Washington School and Central School followed with 108 and 184 respectively. Principal Donald Moran presided and addressed the crowd as Dr H R Lehmann distributed diplomas.

Farragut School Paul Mapes Louis F. Bottino Stewart L. Rodgers First Christian Church H. R. Lehmann

Rialto Theater to Close Indefinitely in Joliet Saturday Night

The Rialto theater in downtown Joliet will close after Saturdays final performance with no clear plan for its future. Roy Rogan of Great States Theaters says no notice of reopening, while Marvin Stockwell says first run films move to the Princess starting Sunday and staff may transfer to the Princess and Orpheum.

Joliet Rialto Theater Swank Playhouse Thaatar Roy Rogan Great States Theaters Rialto Marvin Stockwell Princess Princess and Orpheum Rialto Square

Luck of the Irish finds five-leaf clover

Six year-old Billy McCauley of 115 Jessie street plucked a five-leaf clover while searching the yard. His brother Larry celebrated his third birthday on Tuesday, which was also Mr McCauley’s birthday. Billy may send the clover to Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy.

Billy McCauley Donald McCauley Jessie Street Bill McCauley Mr. McCauley P. S Billy May Notre Dame Frank Leahy

Conway Police Recover Stolen Car Tied to Interstate Transport

Police in Conway Arkansas recovered a car stolen from Jolie and linked to Lester Lindstrom 56 Herkmer Street. Authorities say the vehicle was moved across state lines and government officials will assume case handling.

Conway Ark Jolie Lester Lindstrom Herkmer Street

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