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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1942

Page

2

Employers Must Check Correct Ages of Workers

G A McCollum of the Joliet social security office warns employers that a social security card does not prove employability or a minor's right to work. Reports cite youths employed due to card possession, though the card only confirms a wage account under social security provisions. Employers should verify applicants’ true ages to avoid conflicts with state and federal minor employment laws.

G. A. McCollum Social Security Joliet Social Security Board McCollum

Lockport Man Promoted to Staff Sergeant

Arthur F. Pilz of Lockport. Son of Max Pilz Sr. 1815 Hamilton Street. Promoted from sergeant to staff sergeant. Assigned to Garden City Army Airfield Kansas as a Supply sergeant.

Arthur F. Pilz Max Pilz Sr Hamilton Street Lockport Sgt. Pilz Garden City Army Airfield Kansas

Army Police to Perform as Musicians Saturday

Army police from Camp Kankakee will entertain Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock for one hour in the Treasury center sales room. The 14 piece band led by Sgt Horace Henderson will be joined by vocalists a quartet and a top tap dancer. Purchasers of war bonds during the program receive a free jeep ride.

Charles J. Kellem Treasury Center Public Service Company Camp Kankakee Horace W. Henderson WBBM WCFL United States

Special Registration For War Books One And Two

George Peterson announces next week registration for those who missed war book two or did not receive war book one. The basement city hall office opens 9 AM to 4 PM all week, with eligible war books one and two issued at the same time. Entrance is on the north side of city hall off the alley behind Public Service.

George Peterson City Hall Public Service Company

Frances Foley 64 Dies After Illness in Joliet

Frances Foley, 64, died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital after a two month illness. She moved to Joliet in October to live with daughter Mrs. G Hanlon of 224 Union Street. Survived by two sons and two daughters in New York. Funeral by Gerald Dames. burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, New York City.

Frances Foley St. Joseph's Hospital Joliet G. Hanlon Union Street New York Gerald Dames Holy Cross Cemetery New York City

Joliet Women's Bowling Association to Elect Officers

The Joliet Women s Bowling Association will hold its annual city meeting and officer election on Monday at 7 45 PM in the Y M C A. Prize money and prizes will be awarded to winners at the event.

Joliet Women’s Bowling Association

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