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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1940

Page

4

Ford labor violence in Dallas details union corruption and beatings

Testimony recounts a brutal spree by Ford service squads in Dallas. Organizers and workers were assaulted, a twin mistaken for a salesman died of pneumonia after a beating, and Baer suffered severe injuries. The National Labor Board record highlights blood curdling acts as labor unrest surrounds Ford plants.

Fats Ford Ford Company Organized Labor Dallas George Baer United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers National Labor Board Baer Perry Earl Johnson Service Buster Bevill

Miss Alice McFarland Admitted to the Bar

Miss Alice McFarland aged 68 and a Ridgeville Maryland retired schoolteacher was admitted to the bar after beginning law studies a little over two years ago.

Alice McFarland Ridgeville

Early Half Price Vehicle Tags for New City Residents

Residents in newly annexed areas may purchase city vehicle tags at half price after July 1. The ruling allows new residents to qualify for the bargain rate slightly earlier than existing residents. Previously, city residents were required to buy tags by January 1.

Nurses Graduation at Silver Cross Hospital

Twelve nurses from the Silver Cross hospital training school will receive diplomas tonight at First Presbyterian church. The program starts at 8 o'clock with Rev. A W Hoffman delivering the commencement address. Dr E E Hastings will give the invocation and benediction. Stuart K Hummel will welcome the class of 1940 and Dr Lewis Woodruff will award diplomas after Mrs Alta M Leonard presents the graduates.

Silver Cross Hospital Training School First Presbyterian Church A. W. Hoffman E. E. Hastings Stuart K. Hummel Lewis Woodruff Alta M. Leonard School of Nursing

Illinois State Bar Association Convening June Conference

The Illinois State Bar Association will hold a three day meeting starting June 11 in the historic Sangamon County circuit court room in Springfield. Speaker Joseph W. Rickert of Waterloo marks his 100th birthday this year and Federal Judge Merrill E. Otis of Kansas City will address the convention at the annual dinner on June 12.

Sangamon County Lincoln House Illinois State Bar Association Springfield Joseph W. Rickert Waterloo Merrill E. Otis Kansas City Otis

Death of Henry Hoffman 61 in Will County

Henry Hoffman 61 a longtime Will County resident and Fritz Sausage salesman died yesterday at Silver Cross hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by wife Jesse a daughter Mrs Harold Ecl a son Arthur a sister Mrs Ernest Pfennig three grandchildren. funeral Saturday at 11 from Sonntag funeral home with Rev Lee Coleman. burial Woodlawn Cemetery.

Hoffman Henry Hoffman Will County Silver Cross Hospital Hoffman Fritz Sausage Company Shorewood Beach Jessie Harold Ecland Arthur Ernest Pfennig Chicago Sonntag Funeral Home Herkimer Street Lee Coleman Grace M. E. Church Woodlawn Cemetery

Mary Zalesnik Rites Set at St Joseph Church

Mrs. Mary Zalesnik 42 of 1607 Corn Street died at home. Survived by husband Frank, son Frank Jr, and daughters Frances Theresa Julia, plus two brothers in Pennsylvania and Europe. Funeral from Tezak Funeral Home to St Joseph Church at 9 am, burial in St Joseph Cemetery. A note on New York City Reformed Dutch church history follows.

Zalesnik Mary Zalesnik Corn Street Frank Frank, Jr Frances Theresa Julia Pennsylvania Europe Tezak Indiana Avenue St. Joseph’ Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery

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