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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1954

Page

3

Illinois Supreme Court Reverses Bartley Contempt Judgment

William R. McCabe criticizes Judge Bartley for improper conduct in a direct contempt case involving Francis J. Loughran. The Illinois Supreme Court unanimously reversed Bartley's three day jail sentence, citing due process concerns and urging possible retirement or replacement for better circuit court service.

Bartley Illinois Supreme Court Francis J. Loughtan High Court Loughran Supreme Court Judicial Circuit

Boys Break Four Windows At Palmer House Florists

Three boys about 12 years old damaged four rear windows of the Palmer House florists at 68 W Clinton street yesterday evening. Mrs Palmer heard a crash and glimpsed the trio fleeing along the alley as police searched the area.

Palmer House Florists Clinton Street

Red Cross 1954 Campaign Hits Almost Half Goal

In the 1954 Red Cross drive chairman Robert J. Herschbach reported at close of business yesterday that $32,450 of the $65,407 goal had been raised, about 50 percent. Initial gifts led with $16,479 under W. H. McDaniel. $10,503 came from the industrial division with Ralph J. Scherer and John Hardeback as co chairs. Remaining funds stem from city teams residential Lockport and county towns.

Red Cross Robert J. Herschbach W. H. McDaniel Ralph J. Scherer John Hardeback Lockport

Joliet Mayor Quashes Merchant Police Plan

Mayor Arthur O. Janke explains the decision to end a merchant police program. Police officers John Plese and Albert DeMarco must surrender badges. bonds amounting to 1000 dollars will be refunded. The move follows concerns over competition with the city police and opposition from a local commerce group.

Arthur O. Janke Joliet John Plese Albert DeMarco Roe Association of Commerce

Widow sues for $60000 in dramshop case

Mrs. Doris Jean Hayes of Coal City files a dram shop suit in circuit court seeking $60,000 from three tavern operators for the death of her husband John L. Hayes after a collision on highway 66 A near Elwood on January 21. The defendants are Club 13 in Braidwood Diamond Jack's in Diamond and Village Pump in Braceville. Hayes earnings and family support are noted and damages sought include $15,000 for Mrs. Hayes and $15,000 for each child Dale Brenda and Marilyn.

Dramshop Doris Jean Hayes Coal City Dale Brenda Marilyn John L. Hayes Highway 66 Elwood Joseph Michaelowski Club 13 Braidwood Jack James) Nicholetti Diamond Jack’s Diamond Seidel Frost Braceville Hayes Joliet Arsenal

Death of John Carey Jr. from Asthmatic Attack

John Francis Carey Jr., 31, of 2406 Kelly Avenue, died after an acute asthmatic attack at about 9 a.m. He had been ill for two weeks and was treated by the fire department inhalator squad for 40 minutes without success. Dr. Joseph Duffy pronounced the death. Funeral arrangements were to be handled by Fred Dames Funeral Home. Carey, an automobile salesman with Economy Motors, was born December 1, 1922 in Joliet and attended St. Raymond's and Campion High School. He served in the Navy in World War II and was a member of St. Raymond's Cathedral parish. He was married to the former […]

John Francis Carey Jr Kelly Avenue Arthur Weber Edward Forbes Carey Joseph Duffy John F. Carey Fred Dames Economy Motors Joliet St. Raymond’s Campion High School Prairie du Chien Wis St. Raymonda’s

City council hears state stance on Hickory creek cleanup

State sanitary engineer says the board letter to Joliet council speeds planning for a sewage treatment plant and does not promise cleanup funds for Hickory creek. The rejected Jerome avenue sewer main was tied to plant construction and future line extensions depend on plant progress and funds.

Altho State Sanitary Water Board Hickory Creek Spectator Richard S. Netle Jerome Avenue William J. Downer Jerome Main Spring Hickory Joliet Nelle

Memorial note for Helen McGuire and Carey family ties

Miss Helen McGuire daughter of former City Commissioner and Mrs Emmett McGuire is mourned along with survivors Michael 6 and Mary 4. Dr John Carey and wife residents listed with two brothers Edwin Joliet and William Carey in Corpus Christi Texas and sister Cheryl Carey Joliet.

Sharon Anderson Marvin Anderson Emery Street John Wietting Morris Street Joliet Helen McGuire Emmett McGuire Michael Mary John Carey Edwin William Carey Corpus Christi Tex Cheryl Carey

Courthouse Sees Record Turnout in Final Registration Day

More than a thousand residents lined up at the county clerk's office on the last day to register or update voting addresses. County Clerk Joe Hartley praised the League of Women Voters for a strong drive. About 500 extra registrations came from county points yesterday with more expected today as he forecasts a leap from last year's four thousand to ninety thousand in the current roll.

Joe Hartley Hartley League of Woren Voters

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