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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

7

Vonch Trial Opens Monday In Attack Case

Trial of John Vonch, accused of attacking several women and children, will begin Monday morning per State's Attorney James E. Burke. Vonch, an ex-convict, faces a stiff prison sentence if convicted. Three men charged in two holdups of the Di Lorenzo travel agency will also be tried after Vendi. All were indicted by the March grand jury.

John Vonch James E. Burke Vonch DiLorenzo Vendi March

Intersections See Eight Injured In Early 1941 Traffic

Thomas H. Perryman of the Joliet Community Safety Council says eight people were injured at intersections in the first two months of 1941. He blames driver inattention and pedestrian carelessness for many accidents and urges pedestrians to obey traffic lights and motorists to slow at intersections.

Thomas H. Perryman Joliet Perryman

Young Newsboys Named as Community Carriers

A Cleveland era feature lists several young newspaper carriers with their ages routes and hometowns. Bernard Kapsch 17 studies at Catholic High and plans to serve the community. Sam Sandretto 13 studies at Central grade school and dreams of becoming a pilot. William Ellis seventh grade carrier with hobbies in model airplanes and stamps. George Holthusen 15 focuses on farming and boxing with a route through local streets.

Bernard Kapsch Plainfield Avenue Catholic High Bernard Taylor, Whitney Jersey Dixon Glenwood Wilcox Sam Sandretto Chase Avenue Central Grade Sam Francis William Ellis Pine Street St. Peter’s Bluff Broadway Hickory Stone Summit Aee Brooks Buell Pearl and Western George Holthusen Rowell Avenue George Gardner, Richards Mills Bo David Ella de Maude Helen George Holthusen Sherman

Governor Green Urges Public Economies At Tax Conference

Governor Dwight H. Green warned that 1942 defense spending could outstrip all state and local costs and urged economies and reduced indebtedness at a statewide tax conference in Springfield. He said capital improvements should pause unless linked to defense or essential services. Over 50 organizations attended.

Dwight H. Green Statehouse Springfield

Wisdom in Life Proverb on Mind and Mastery of Appetite

A concise reflection notes that wisdom less from rules than from living with steady mind and self control, shaping behavior through inner discipline and restraint.

Fragmentary Classified Line Reads As Is

Small readable fragment shows pricing and bar item mentions including 3 Bars and weight 11c with stray letters, no clear complete item or buyer details available.

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