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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1947

Page

3

Joliet Debates Censorship Board and Police Friction

The Joliet city commission considers creating a censorship board to police morals, risking broad control over films and books. The piece decries undue power and urges focus on liquor regulation and decency, while calling for fair trials in the Overbey Graham police charges dispute and accountability for Mayor Janie and Commissioner Meade.

Fioliet Joliet Graham Overbey Fire and Police Board Police Department Meade Janie Janice

Joliet Catholic Hour Talks Marriage as Sacrament

Father Valentine Boyle O Carm assistant at St Mary's church will speak on Marriage Is a Sacrament during the Joliet Catholic hour broadcast tonight on station WJOL at 6 o'clock.

Joliet WJOL Father Valentine Boyle St. Mary’s Church

Russia's real strength and the Western view

The Economist argues Western press overestimates Soviet weakness while Moscow keeps a long game. It notes Russia's political control, lack of internal dissent, and diplomacy advantages, suggesting time is on Russia's side unless U S policy shifts toward a longer slump.

Economist London Moscow Press Soviet Union United States Mr. Stalin Kremlin Russia U.S.S.R Europe

Will County Hospital Campaign Launch Tonight for Silver Cross

A hospital building fund drive aims to raise 125000 from the public to supplement 375000 from business and industry for a 90 bed addition to Silver Cross hospital Joliet Will county. The effort mobilizes over 500 volunteers in the city and 250 in the county with dinners and report meetings planned at the Elks club building starting 6 15 PM and continuing next week with reports on funds raised.

Will County Silver Cross Hospital Elks Club Joliet-Will James G. Holbrook R. Stewart Mc Cambridge G A. Ducker Company Willard C. Curtis Barrett Hardware Company George P. Lloyd M. F. Collins Tapasae Shreffler Doctors William Anderson Goldblatt Brothers W. Franklin Barrett M. H. Hollingsworth Gayle N. Hufford Joliet Charles I. Crawford Andrew B. Barber Max Gendel Carl Makeever Robert W. Thomas J. W. Lambur

Conductor John L. Shiffer Dies at 68

John L. Shiffer longtime EF J E railway conductor since 1903 died at Silver Cross hospital after brief illness. Services Saturday at 1 pm at Sonntag Funeral Home with Mt Joliet lodge A F and A M in charge. Burial Woodlawn cemetery. Survived by wife Pearl daughter Irene Starrman son Jack brother Charles and two grandchildren. Born in Dwight Illinois he lived in Joliet since boyhood.

John L. Shiffer Rowell,avenue Silver Cross Hospital Sonntag Funeral W. J. Schuerman Mt. Joliet Lodge A. F A. M Woodlawn Richards Street Methodist Church Oo. R. C Pearl Steve Starrman Irene Jacke Charles Shiffer Dwight Til Joliet

Funeral for Father Joseph Brons Held in Peru

A large crowd from Rockdale and Joliet will attend the funeral of Father Joseph Brons at St. Bede's chapel in Peru tomorrow. Brons died Tuesday at St. Bede's college after a sudden illness. He previously served as pastor of St. Joseph's in Rockdale from 1923 to 1937 and was a civic leader. Ordained in 1886 at St. Bede's, he later taught Greek and Latin at the college.

Rockdale Joliet Father Joseph Brons St. Bede's Chapel Peru Father Brons St. Bede's College St. Joseph's Parish St. Bede

Pickets At Blockson Chemical Plant On Railroad Property

Alton pickets A L Biederman and S P Jensen special agents for the Alton railroad reported men picketing the Blockson Chemical company plant on railroad property this morning. Deputies Fred Malle and Charles Cracraft were sent to investigate but found the men gone upon arrival.

A. L. Biederman S. P. Jensen Alton Railroad Blockson Chemical Company Fred Malle Charles Cracraft

Joliet Residents to Receive Medical Degrees at U of I

Three Joliet residents Richard Ariagno Robert Markelz and Edwin Priest will earn doctor of medicine degrees at the University of Illinois Chicago graduation tomorrow. Ariagno interning at Walter Reed Hospital Markelz at Illinois Research Hospital and Priest at Illinois Research Hospital all will graduate with honors as part of 395 degrees presented by Dr George R Stoddard at Navy Pier auditorium in Chicago at 2 PM.

Joliet Richard P. Ariagno S. Chicago Robert A. Markelz Bryan Avenue Edwin R. Priest Sherwood Place University of Illinois Professional Colleges Chicago Ariagno Joliet Township Army Medical Corps Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C Joliet Junior College Markelz Joliet Township High School Illinois Research Hospital Markett Jim St. Raymond's Jack Priest Pennsylvania George R. Stoddard Navy Pier

Two New Homes Get City OK Permits Issued

W. E. Wright city building inspector announced two new home permits this morning. Anton Stonitch will build a two story brick house at 1404 Taylor Street with six and a half rooms for $14,000. Raymond J. Reim will construct a one story frame home at 1102 Roosevelt Avenue for $7,000 with four rooms and a bath.

W. E. Wright Anton Stonitch Taylor Street Roosevelt Avenue Raymond J. Reim

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William R. McCabe Walter Geissler E. B. Workman John C. Lang Kenneth Timm E. T. Johnson Vance Cummins H. R. McCabe Herman C. Grassle W. Ralph Taylor John H. Clemens, Jr Dance Morrison Walter L. Eriksen Charles R. Curtis Wilmington Lawrence A. Bitterman Henry Merkel Cochairmen Brons Alton Jolietans Hospital Richard J. Barr Mr. Holbrook Senator Barr Corby Morris Phote
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