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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

10 Jun 1948

Page 5

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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

5

Boys Build Diamond Field From Wooded Tract Near Westwood

Police warned boys to stop playing ball on the street near Ray and McDonough. They cleared a wooded tract at 813 Westwood Avenue for a ball field, leveling it for two weeks and offering to trade firewood for equipment. Participants include Jack Corcoran, Ronald LeVan, Ed Posega, James Paul, James LeVan, Bob Emerson, Marty Kearns, John Lohan, Dick Stolp, supervised by Judy Girard.

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Raynor Avenue McDonough Street Westwood Avenue Jim Lohan Jack Corcoran Ronald LeVan Ed Posega James Paul James LeVan Bob Emerson Marty Kearns John Lohan Dick Stolp Judy Girard
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Canada’s crisis tests its role as a U.S. ally and middleman

The piece argues Canada faces an economic emergency after the Nov 17 embargoes on American imports, forcing it toward near bankruptcy as Europe falters and the United States dominates strategy. It urges U S guidance to avoid Canadian disunity and to ensure true independence amid new global giants.

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United States Canada Europe Soviet Union Britain
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Canadianism and Economic Ties Across the Border

The article argues that Canada should retain sovereignty over economic policy as Ottawa shifts influence toward Washington. It emphasizes continental economic integration does not require political union and questions whether Canadian identity can withstand new strains on governance and economy.

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Canada Ottawa Washington
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