Executives Attend Illinois Chamber Dinner in Joliet
Will and Grundy county businessmen join state chamber leaders at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in Joliet's Hotel Louis. Marc A. Buettell, president of Ideal Industries, will speak as executive vice president Ormond Lyman leads a panel on state and national issues.
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Will and Grundy County
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Louis Joliet
Marc A. Buettell
Ideal Industries, Inc
Sycamore
Ormond F. Lyman
Chamber
Illinois
Kermit E. Johnson
Social Security
George J. Lawrence
David C. Hanna
Vernon C. Wahlberg
John G. Ronchetto
Mélvin J. Lentz
Willard B. Curtis
Barrett Hardware Co
David F. Root
Morris
Curtis
State Chamber
Eisenhower May Cancel Japan Visit Over Riots
In Tokyo riots rise and signals point to a possible cancellation of President Eisenhower's Japan trip this weekend. In Washington the House approved a 7.5 percent federal pay raise for 1.57 million workers, sending the bill to the Senate for likely approval. The U.S. Bellamy Bohlen warning on the U 2 incident was rejected as Eisenhower took personal responsibility May 9 for spy flights. Senate finance panel backed repeal of 10 percent taxes on local calls, passenger transport and telegrams with phased implementation July 1 for telephones and telegraphs and August 1 for transport.
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Tokyo
Japan
Eisenhower
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Episcopal bishop to ordain Jolietan T Edward Lindemann
Joliet man Jolietan T Edward Lindemann to be ordained by Bishop Gerald Burrill at St James cathedral Chicago. He will begin work July 1 serving three Kansas diocese missions after Navy service and a Chicago education. Local ceremony and open house follow with family hosts and a solemn evensong.
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T. Edward Lindemann
Gerald Francis Burrill
Episcopal Diocese
J. Wilson Reed
St. Edward's Church
Father Lindemann
Joliet Township High School
U. S. Navy
University of Chicago
United Printers and Publishers
Seabury- Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
Hugo Lindemann
Akin
Gertrude Fritz
Joliet
Bruce
Scott
Janet
Reed
Albert F. Peters
St. Edward's
Joliet Country Club
Hugo
Lindemanns
W. T. St. John Brown
St. Luke’s Church
Lindemann
St. Mark’s Church
Easter Springs
St. Stephen's
Columbus
St. Mary’s
Galena
Diocese of
Kansas
Unemployment Claims Rise in Illinois on Seasonal Layoffs
Illinois saw a 144 percent jump in initial unemployment compensation claims last week, state labor director Roy F. Cummins reported. He attributed the rise to seasonal layoffs with some Chicago area jobs in the steel sector linked to overproduction and unexhausted inventories.
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Illinois
Roy F. Cummins
Chicago Area
Councilmen Split Over Joliet City Manager Selection
Two Joliet city councilmen clash over the procedure and pace for choosing the next permanent city manager. J Walter Lowrey serves as chairman of the committee handling the matter.
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Joliet
J. Walter Lowrey
Council Debates City Manager Hire Tactics
The Joliet council clash centers on hiring a city manager after Jack Rohlf’s departure. Councilman Wilson pushes a fast hire from outside Joliet, while Lowrey favors a professional with city experience and a population base of at least 40 000. A meeting to review candidates is planned next week.
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William H. Wilson
Jack Rohlf
Lowrey
George Comerford
Rohlf
Chester B. Lewis
Wilson
Joliet Area
League of Women Voters
NI Gas expands west Joliet mains replacement project
Northern Illinois Gas Co begins a 13000 foot mains installation in Joliet's west side as part of a summer expansion and revision program. District Superintendent Francis A. Murray says the work upgrades the network to meet growing gas heating demand. Geneva Construction Co. will install the mains, tunneling under pavement and restoring property as sections are completed.
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Northern Illinois Gas Co
Joliet
Francis A. Murray
Murray
Geneva Construction Co
Geneva
Ill
Marion Street
Cagwin
Raynor
Glenwood
Wilcox
Whittier
Buell
Bridge
Broadway
Nicholson
Taylor
Hickory
Warning on New Building Materials Theft Racket
Thieves target new homes in remote areas by posing as the contractor over the phone to order materials. Tile plumbing fixtures and lumber are swiped when the contractor is absent. Builders urged to verify deliveries to new houses and check their orders carefully.
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Illinois
Man loses two toes repairing mower at home
John D. Dollinger, 60, of Minooka, underwent surgery at St. Joseph hospital after amputation of two toes on his left foot. Emergency treatment followed his wife taking him to the hospital. Blades caused lacerations to foot and ankle as he repaired the gasoline mower when his foot slipped.
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John D. Dollinger
Minooka
St. Joseph Hospital
Dollinger
Tribute for Bishop Sheil At Conrad Hilton Tonight
An all Chicago tribute honors Most Rev Bernard J Sheil auxiliary archbishop on the 50th anniversary of his ordination. State dignitaries are expected to attend with messages from notable figures nationwide arriving for the event at the Conrad Hilton hotel in Chicago.
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Sheil
Chicago
Bernard J. Sheil
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Public Notice Published October 1 1940
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Spectator
Comptas Nena
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