Sacred Flag And Its Symbolic Duty In American Life
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column argues that while cloth is not sacred, the flag embodies national history and ideals. It condemns a State Department report of older 48 and 49 star flags shipped to Haiti for dress goods and scrubbing rags and urges action to halt exports and recover and properly dispose of misused flags.
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Fourth Circuit judge expected here in 63
Will county likely gains a fourth circuit judge in 1963 as the 12th judicial circuit covering Will Kankakee and Iroquois counties meets population criteria of 280 000 or more. A special election August 16 will fill the Kankakee vacancy created by C D Henrys death.
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Kankakee
Iroquois
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Circuit Court
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James V. Bartley
David Oram
Watseka
Iroquois County
Kankakee County
C. D. Henry
Atty
Victor Cardosi
John Irving Pearce
Mark arterial streets urge proper lane use
Traffic Engineer Joseph Wozniak announced a street laning program starting today. Crews will work from Jackson and Chicago Streets toward downtown using two machines to paint lanes. Police will enforce lane discipline and motorists should use the correct lanes to reduce congestion.
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Milk price rise expected for local shoppers
Chicago announced a half cent per quart increase in milk prices set to hit local consumers. Dairy spokesmen say higher driver and worker costs under the May 1 contract lift farm prices by 20 cents per hundred, preventing the usual seasonal drop and triggering the consumer uptick.
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Arm Injury From Window Incident At Local Laundry
Mrs. Mary Brayton, 50, of 1105 Taylor, suffered a deep cut to her left elbow when her arm and hand went through a window at the American Institute Laundry where she was employed. Four stitches were needed and she was discharged from St. Joseph hospital after treatment.
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Mary Brayton
Taylor
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St. Joseph Hospital
Park district plans audition for big musical
Joliet Park district announced auditions for its summer musical series Music Under the Stars to be presented July 26 at Memorial Stadium. Auditions at 7 p.m. July 6 11 and 18 in Louise Wolf Recreation Center are open to Will County performers 16 or older for classical semi classical and musical comedy acts though rock and roll performers are ineligible.
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Community backs MS patients in hospital driven effort
St Joseph hospital nursing students led a March of Multiple Sclerosis and an MS drive to raise funds for the local MS society. The panel discussion highlighted the disease’s impact on ages 20 to 40, work and family life, and the need for community support and employment opportunities to aid patients in living with MS.
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Patricia Dixon
JoAnn Bannister
Janice Crossette
Mary Jo Komar
Becca Reaviey
Elizabeth Speder
Georgia Sanders
Vincentia Jiskovec
Sharon O'Brien
MS Society
Postal workers press for 7 percent pay bill approval
Joliet local 324 leader Bernard Mandella says President Eisenhower must sign the measure granting a 7 percent raise voted by Congress. He warns a veto would trigger a national AFL-CIO campaign to override, citing productivity gains and private sector wage gaps as justification. Treasurer Jerry Burke notes clerks would lose a 2 percent temporary increase from 1958 if the bill stalls.
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Will county TB x-ray plan in fall
A chest x ray survey of all Will county residents is planned for October and part of November. Two x ray units provided by the Illinois Department of Public Health will cover the county, surveying about 30 000 people at no cost. The Will County Tuberculosis Association will assist.
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Felix A Tornadene
Illinois Department of Public Health
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Will County Tuberculosis Association
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