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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1958

Page

2

Trio of Tinley Park teens implicated in gas station burglary

Three 15 or 16 year olds from Tinley Park looted a Route 20 gas station near New Lenox early today. They smashed a rear window, took tires cigars a hub cap and coins, and used a loaded sawed off shotgun to threaten the attendant. They are charged with burglary and assault with a deadly weapon.

Tinley Park Route 20 New Lenox Fred Scheff Gerald P. Dercy John Hargrove Mokena Lewis D. Johnson Hargrove Robert Georgentas Schaffs Home Schaff Darcy Eugene Hunt

Daley to Head Jackson Day Dinner in Will County

Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago will be the chief speaker March 27 for the Will County Democrats Jackson Day dinner at the Woodruff hotel. Leo Meehan will preside and State Rep. Francis Loughran will serve as master of ceremonies.

Richard J. Daley Chicago Will Woodruff Hotel Leo Meehan Democratic State Central Francis Loughran

Chiefs honor officers and firefighters for quick actions

Patrolmen Jack Walsh and Earl Lichtenauer received commendations from Police Chief Joseph Trizna for alert work aiding in the capture of shoplifters. Firemen Ed Peters and Robert Randolph were praised by Fire Chief Harold Rasmussen for rescuing Miss Charlotte Poleyn from the waterway. Earlier, Chief Trizna cited Sgt. Jerome Kren and Patrolman Richard Chizmark, who with Peters jumped into the icy water to save the woman.

Jack Walsh Earl Lichtenauer Joseph Trizna Ed Peters Robert Randolph Harold Rasmussen Charlotte Poleyn Trizna Sgt Jerome Kren Richard Chizmark Peters

City settles three blast damage claims from 1956 project

The city council authorized settlements for three blast damage claims linked to January 1956 construction by contractor N. Neilsen. Plaintiffs Lamar Thompson, Gust Famales, and Lester Weiss sought $200, $240, and $825 respectively. In total 32 claims have been settled with payments drawn from funds withheld from the contractor.

Then

Readers cheer sick girl seven as mail brings comfort

Becky Robbins seven of Joliet sent thanks to Spectator readers through her parents Mrs James Robbins and Becky from 255 Clay Street. She lies in La Rabida sanitarium Chicago for rheumatic fever as her little brother Kenneth seven months fights the same illness. Cards and messages poured in from distant places, bringing cheer while Becky watched for mail from her bed. The Robbins praise strangers generosity now that Becky is at the hospital.

Spectator Becky Robbins James Robbins Clay Street la Rabida Sanitarium Jackson Park Chicago Kenneth The Becky

Joliet Library Celebrates National Library Week With Record Loans

Joliet Public Library inaugurated its new record collection during National Library Week observances. Patrons may borrow records for seven days with their library cards. The theme Wake Up and Read emphasizes informed citizenship and productive leisure time.

Joliet Anita Broadstock Joliet Public Library Robert Pohl Donald Delaney N. Reed Street National Library Week Pohl Joliet Library

Dedication Ceremony at Hufford Junior High Opens Sunday

Hufford Junior High on Larkin Road holds dedication services Sunday at 2 p m with an open house to follow. Dr G N Hufford, former public school superintendent, will speak. Dr John W English, new superintendent, will introduce him. Officials will accept the building and flag presentations will be made by student leaders.

Hufford Larkin Road G. N. Hufford James P. McCarthy Board of Inspectors John W. English William H. Starner Roy Whitley PTA Mary Louise Condon Verne E. Cracker English Shane Tahney Joliet Catholic Lynn F. Taylor First Presbyterian Church Harwood Post American Legion Milton Sherman Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Paul Tryon Floyd B. Wilson Michael Hathway Douglas Ziech Childs and Smith

Police arrest 3 suspects in Joliet burglaries

Police report three suspects including Bambic and Gerat were arrested after burglaries linked to a gun sale. Officers led by Chief Trizna, Capt. Dillon, Lt. Roe and detectives questioned them, uncovering inconsistent stories and gun serials. D’Ottavio and Doszak worked long hours to assist, with further questioning by State’s Attorney staff planned.

Bambic Joseph Trizna Gerat Dillon, Doszak D’ottavio Donald Roe Lawrence Ruddy Gerald Fitzgerald Donald Ryan Bambie Stor Barrett’s Joliet Doszak Atty Frank H. Masters Jr N. J. Fornango Louis Fallinske

Joliet Jaycees Plan Safety Week Luncheon

Joliet Junior Chamber of Commerce and Joliet Automobile Dealers Association outline Safety Week activities from April 21 to 26. A safety lane check on Raynor avenue and at Joliet Township High School will inspect tires brakes lights and more with a display sticker for those passing.

Mentary Barbara Craig Terry Hoyt Lowell West Sonya Meditz Dorothy Bruer Louis Rodriguez Jacqueline Wynne Debora Ann Brown Joan Davison Teresa Kantoris Marcita Ley

Joliet Prepares Traffic Light Education Campaign

Police in Joliet will roll out an educational drive for drivers and pedestrians to follow Walk and Dont Walk signals with new downtown lights. After a learning period, arrest tickets may be issued under an ordinance passed last June authorizing fines up to 200 dollars for traffic signal violations cited by Police Chief Joseph Trizna.

Joliet Joseph Trizna

Wilson Ave Sewer Plan Backed by Residents

Wilson avenue residents yesterday asked the city council to install the sanitary sewer at the rear of their property rather than in front as engineers proposed. Representatives said residents would pay tap-in fees and grant a utility easement at no city cost.

Wilson Ave Wilson Avenue

Postal Notice From The Joliet Paper Listing Details

The snippet shows a publication line for a March 20 1958 issue with a postal designation as second class matter under the act of March 8 1897 and mentions Joliet Illinois. It indicates volume 31 number 52 and a wartime or war related header fragment.

Gerober J. Tee

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Maxwell Street Golat Jaycees James P. Hennessy Chester B. Lewis Joseph R. Trizna Thomas H. Perryman George Beutel Dealers’ Association David Leach Frank Tucker JC Committee Ray Carroll Richard Chisholm James Kichefski Roy Rollins Thomas Wilson Peter Bates the Spectator the People’s Newspaper William R. McCabe Anne Geamtey Fathe Ether Carol
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