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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
7
A reader argues that letters to the paper promote natural health strengthening the nervous system to resist pathogens. The writer mentions Dr. S. A. Junjek and proposes contacting state police in Springfield to push enforcement and to extend it to other sections of the state.
A Joliet reader reports boxcar type trucks racing down Western avenue at 50 to 60 mph endangering motorists and pedestrians. Police have arrested a couple on Plainfield road, but the danger persists as drivers run red lights and race to make time. The writer urges action before a fatal accident.
A Joliet reader urges state police to enforce highway rules by drivers who linger in the inside lane on four lane highways. He proposes signs like Keep to the right except when passing to curb slow motorists and warns against passing on the right.
John B. Anderson endorses Frank H. Masters on February 14, citing observed qualifications and experience. Anderson argues Masters is not part of the exclusive Republican clique, a point in his favor for Will County voters.
A East Side reader comments on campaign funding by machine elements and urges citizens to support independent officials. They compare Frank Masters to Sheriff Ernest E. Overbey, noting Overbey’s landslide win and calling endorsements from the so called Republican organization a "kiss of death" in the current primary.
Rev. Erdmann Frenk said today Lutheran laymen in North America are uniting to raise 10 million dollars. The funds will support more ministers and teachers for Lutheran parishes and schools and aid new churches here and abroad.
January sales of U S savings bonds in Will county totaled $479631 the Illinois division reported today Purchases of series E bonds were $312420 series F $111 and series G $167100
Statistics show tea as the world’s most popular drink, ahead of coffee, water, and soft drinks, with regional preferences influencing consumption patterns across continents.
More than 100 members of St. Peter's Lutheran church plan a door to door fund drive on March 23 to expand mission and educational work. The campaign operates under the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with Fred Wille as local chairman. St. Peter's is among 5 000 congregations cooperating in Conquest for Christ.
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