Strained Illinois GOP tensions and traffic turf wars prompt action calls
The piece notes Gov. Stratton's limits on delegates at the state convention and clashes over vice presidential picks, suggesting party bossism risks and a split outlook for November. It urges crackdown on downtown fast driving, cites Cass and Jefferson Streets as race tracks, and recalls Aurora Mayor Paulan's routing of truck traffic as a potential model.
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Stratton
Chapman
Carpenter
Arthur Bidwill
Illinois
Morton Hollingsworth
Hayes Robertson
Trizna
Reas
Cass
Jefferson Sts
Cass St
Triz_a
Aurora
Paulan
Springfield
Carmelite Order Announces Joliet Shifts and Retentions
The Carmelite Provincial chapter in Niagara Falls announces three Joliet Catholic High School staff reassigned to new posts and four retained. Rev. Fabian Donlan remains St. Mary’s pastor after 15 years. Rev. Shane Tahney retains Joliet Catholic High principal position for a three year term. The plan includes new priory construction and several staff transfers to Carmelite institutions.
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Carmelite Fathers
Niagra Falls
Canada
Joliet Catholic
Fabian Donlan
St. Mary’s
Joliet
Ottawa and
Clinton Streets
Shane D. Tahney
Joliet Catholic High School
Father Fabrian
Donlan
William J. McNamee
Father Fabian
DeSales Snyder
St. Elias Priory
St. Elias Priory, and Rev. Martin Lee
St. Mary’s Priory
Stanley Kramer
Colman Walsh
Bertin Smith
JCHS
Stanley
Hilltop
Akron
Ohio
Infant of Prague
Englewood
N. J
St. Francis Academy
Crest Hill City Council to Meet Tonight
Crest Hill city council will convene at 7 30 this evening in Chaney school to hear reports on the Richland subdivision petition to disannex 109 acres and to act on several other matters. The agenda includes screening police post applications establishing telephone franchise procedures appointing an acting city clerk and ordinances on vehicle tags.
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Crest Hill City
Chaney School
Richland Subdivision
Plan drive to curb loop horseplay by Joliet police
Reassignment of Joliet officers will occur in days to improve efficiency and clear downtown of roughneck youths. Acting City Manager George Comerford cites many complaints from adults about loitering by youths on street corners and bus zones. Police Chief Trizna has been warned about gatherings on Chicago Street and the issue of youths pushing and shoving pedestrians near store entrances.
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Joliet
George Comerford
Comerford
Joseph R. Trizna
Chicago St
Comerford Calls Police Crackdown on Speeding Hotrods
Comerford urged police action against fast and noisy driving. He labeled hotrod antics a problem on arterial streets and called for a curb to curb speeding.
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George Comerford
St Joseph nurses study epilepsy to curb hush hush view
St Joseph hospital student nurses led by Margaret Brophy gathered information on epilepsy for a panel discussion. They note public ignorance persists though treatments let many epileptics join school and work. misconceptions persist about danger and behavior during seizures. Epileptics can be self supporting with proper jobs and education.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Margaret Brophy
R.N
M.S
New York
Rehabilitation series reshapes hospital care and nursing
The Spectator and St. Joseph hospital school of nursing begin a series on modern illness care. Nurses learn to treat the whole person, not just a damaged part, as rehabilitation expands to home, work, and community. The program, led by Sister M Priscilla, covers health teaching, social aspects, and methods for crippling neurologic diseases.
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St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing
Judith Stevens
Genevieve Zera
Janice Biegun
Barbara Astrella
Annette Muller
U. S
M. Priscilla
R. N
the Spectator
Angel
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Rev
Fabian
Crest Hill
St. Joseph
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