Assembly expected to OK 341 million for jobless benefits
The special session opens Monday to approve a 34.1 million dollar emergency measure for about 115 000 unemployed workers losing benefits. Extension to 39 weeks is urged without federal aid, with 16 million more for relief and higher payroll taxes possible.
Teachers study atomic energy at Argonne courses
Sixty six high school and junior college teachers from across the country including many from the Chicagoland area will study fundamentals of atomic energy in three two week courses at Argonne National Laboratory near Lemont. The courses started Monday and run through August 27 under the Argonne chapter of the Scientific Research Society of America.
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Chicagoland Area
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
Argonne
Scientific Research Society of America
Adjust salaries of 5 teachers
Action followed a postponement from consideration last year due to the building program. Five gym teachers received coaching duty raises while basic salaries stayed the same. Administrators also got increases for various roles as part of board actions. A separate report notes a disorderly conduct complaint involving a 19 year old and a 16 year old.
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Harry Garrett
Leonard Ertz
Francis Kuhajda
James Deane
Terrace Drive
Will County
Deane
State Unemployment Insurance Boost Affects Aid System
Illinois employers fund unemployment compensation with a payroll tax totaling over 60 000 employers. The fund holds about 450 million with a maximum weekly benefit of 45 dollars and 53 750 000 paid in the first three months of 1958. Gov Stratton seeks to extend benefits to 39 weeks. General assistance covers remaining needy individuals not eligible for federal programs and is financed by state funds and city real estate taxes.
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General Assembly
Stratton
Warren L. Wood
Louis F. Bottino
Francis J. Loughran
Samuel C. Bernstein
Roy F. Cummins
Illinois
Friday the 13th superstition warned in playful tone
A playful note warns that Friday the 13th brings superstition with bets on avoiding black cats ladders and other bad luck signs. It jokes about those who fear and those who smile tolerantly at the day’s prohibitions.
Joliet Tonight Showers and Warm Humid Conditions Tomorrow
The forecast calls for showers in Joliet and surrounding areas tonight with a low in the upper 50s. Tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies, warm and humid conditions, with showers or thunder showers likely.
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Joliet
School board approves large payroll and bills at meeting
The board approved payments totaling 68 135.35 and payrolls of 435 719.96. Final payroll for the year was 259 397.50. New staff include four teachers with salaries ranging from 4 100 to 4 400, plus resignations and new part time attendance officers.
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Board of Education
Richard F. Curran
Adelaide Fox
Donald Moran
Augusta Krahn
Elmer F. Wilhelm
Dale Lang
United Cerebral Palsy Organization
Thompson School
Our Savior Lutheran Congregation
Taft School
Myo Bible
Reedwood Pta
Lewis Pemberton
Doris Atgard
Rachel Carlson
Betty Jean Herta
Isabelle Treglown
Gloria Horsley
Margaret L. Johnson
Patricia Hannah
Ramona Moran
Marilyn Shoesmaker
John Becker
Norman A. Macdonald
N. Raynor Avenue
Macdonald
First National Bank
Union National Bank and Trust Company
National Bank of Joliet and
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
AEC Defends Against Blast Near Argonne Facility
Argonne National Laboratory near Lemon hosts a national safeguard network by the Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department to guard the public from accidental radioactivity release. AEC spokesmen doubt any outside danger and call the setup precautionary with continuous monitoring and standby radiological personnel to advise communities and physicians if an incident occurs.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Lemon
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
AEC
Plan reception for Mrs Wilkey honors Red Cross veteran
Olga F Wilkey retired Red Cross executive secretary of Will County will be honored at a 3 to 5 pm reception at Faith Lutheran church Midland and Glenwood avenues Friends and business associates invited George O Brien Will County chapter president special invitations sent to Red Cross staff and nearby chapters committee led by Mrs Lester Wylie Bernice Keenan former home service head succeeds Mrs Wilkey
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Olga F. Wilkey
Will County
Red Cross
Faith Lutheran Church
Wilkey
Youngstown
Ohio
Midland
Glenwood Avenues
George O’brien
Red Cross National
O’brien
Lester Wylie
Bernice Keenan
Home Service Department
Spectator brief notes and publication details
The fragment lists publication details for The Spectator Joliet Illinois with dates June 12 1958 and a 1897 origin note. It mentions offices at 105 115 W Cass Street Joliet and a Post Office second class matter filing under agency act.
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Illinois
The
Spectator
W. Cass Street
Joliet
Ilinoia
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