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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

5

Traffic on Nazi canals shows Europe’s war tied to waterways

The article surveys European canal systems extending thousands of miles from France and Germany to Holland and Belgium. It notes canals as cheap wartime transport, ferrying coal and raw materials while rail and roads suffer bomb damage. Canal captains resist Nazi orders, aiding Allies in subtle sabotage as families keep operations alive.

Fiurope Holland Europe China England France Germany Belgium North Sea Amsterdam Canal Zuider Zee Panama Canal Canal du Nord Kiel Kaiser Wilhelm Canal

Navy honors man Edward Pershey in Great Lakes training

Edward J. Pershey 29 of Rockdale graduated June 16 as honor man of his recruit company at the U S Naval training center Great Lakes and is on boot leave. He was chosen by fellow sailors for military aptitude and progress and may attend radioman’s school. He spends leave with wife and daughter after working as a Rockdale retail grocer before enlistment.

Edward J. Pershey Moon Avenue Rockdale U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Pershey Bluejackets Navy

Brothers Meet After Three-Year Navy Separation

Bob Sayes 23 torpedo man 3 c later joined the Atlantic fleet visiting Naples Sicily Casablanca Ireland Africa Scotland and England. His brother Pyt Bernard 24 served with a gun battalion in the Aleutians. They reunited Sunday at their uncle William J. Blayes 227 Briggs Street while Bob’s wife Helena Slayes and daughter Carolyn stay at 424 Abe Street.

Bob Sayes torpedoman 3/c Pyt Bernard Aleutians Bob Naples Sicily Casablanca Ireland Africa Scotland England Helena Slayes Carolyn Abe Street William J. Tlayes Briggs Street Doelasin

University club installs officers in Joliet

The University club of Joliet held its annual meet and installation at Biz Run golf club near Romeo. Bruce McFarlane was installed as president, succeeding Bob Pilcher. James Stephenson, secretary for the past year, passed the office to Pd Grinton. A golf tournament was held in the afternoon. About 150 members attended. A Penn State student failed to answer a question on the exam about Russia's post Revolution policy, socialism, and the instructor showed Karl Marx on the front page.

University Club of Pennsylvania Colese Russia Karl Marx

Dolly Madison Introduces Ice Cream at White House Reception

Dolly Madison, wife of President James Madison, reportedly introduced ice cream to a presidential reception in the early 1800s, marking a notable culinary moment in the early republic.

Dolly Madison United States

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