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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1960

Page

3

Ed Burke Deserves Deputy Chief Post in Joliet Fire Prevention

A Joliet opinion urges the city to appoint Capt Edwin Burke to head the fire prevention bureau. Burke has 34 years with the department and is noted for pushes like fire escapes at the Morris building and safety measures for Joliet schools after the Our Lady of Angels fire. The writer argues that a trained team under Burke is needed to handle growing city needs and prevent politics affecting the move.

Edwin Burke Fire Department Capt. Burke Joliet Morris Our Lady of Angels Chicago Ed Burke Ras

Rabbi Mediator Helps Hillcrest Crest Hill Talks Amid Annexation Dispute

Rabbi M M Hershman organized a closed Joliet meeting between Hillcrest Shopping Center developers and Joliet city officials to ease tensions over Hillcrest annexation and sales tax shares. A Friday open session in the Hotel Louis Joliet aims to discuss water works tax money and annexation while Crest Hill officials contest legality and detachment options. The state funds may be escrowed July 1 until the dispute is resolved. Participants included Hillcrest developers Jesse Shepherd Franklin Newkirk Maurice Adler and Joliet Mayor James P Hennessy with several council members attending.

Hillcrest Shopping Center, Inc Joliet City Hillcrest Crest Hill Joliet Will County Crest Newkirk Maurice Adler James P. Hennessy John R. Barney Maurice Berlinsky Paul Friedrich J. Walter Lowrey William H. Wilson James C. Bell Rabbi Hershman Association of Commerce Spectator

Lavely warns Exchange Club on 30 minute doomsday doom

Joliet Civil Defense director James Lavely told an Exchange club lunch that a 30 minute ICBM strike from Moscow could reach Washington with 15 minutes warning. He urged community mobilization and home shelters to provide two weeks of safety while awaiting aid, stressing the need to prepare to survive.

Moscow Washington Fense Exchange Club Woodruff Hotel

New Lewis College President Assumes Duties June 6

Brother L. Paul named president of Lewis College and to take over operations June 6. He succeeds Dr. James W. Keating as the Christian Brothers assume control, with the Joliet diocese oversight under Bishop Martin D. McNamara. Born in Chicago, Paul’s education spans St. Mary’s Winona, St. Louis University, and Leyvola University, and he has taught at Christian Brothers schools in Amarillo Chicago and Memphis. The college will remain a four year arts and sciences men’s college with the 12 month Technical Institute continuing under current leadership.

Civil Defense Joliet James Lavely Brother L. Paul Lewis College Brother I. Phillip St. Louis Christian Brothers James W. Keating Brother Paul Chicleo Martin D. McNamara Chicago St. Mary’s College Winona Minn St. Louis University Leyvola_ university Amarillo Tex Christian Brothers College Memphis St. Patrick’s High School Paul X. English English Washington D. C The Lewis Technical Institute Lewis College Technical Institute

Armed Forces observance week includes band concerts and exhibits

Armed Forces Week features open house events at Naval Marine and Army installations in Joliet with modern weapon displays at Webster and Chicago Streets and Hillcrest Shopping Center. Joliet Township High, Joliet Grade, Joliet Catholic High and Plainfield High bands perform at scheduled times. Special church services honor living and dead veterans.

Webster and Chicago Sts Hillcrest Joliet Township Joliet Loop Joliet Catholic High Plainfield Armed Forces

One room schools fade as districts near closing

Will county schools shrink the one room model with two closures Marley district 125 and Union district 81 set to graduate their current eighth graders next month Union will gain a three room building by fall Marley will get a two room facility Cracker says one room schools are becoming unsustainable due to population growth and teacher shortages Godley district 1 may abandon its one room school Summit Hill district 161 plans a larger building Arbury Hills development on Rt 45 near Frankfort to donate an eight room school A Tinley Gardens area near Will and Cook counties lacks any school and will face changes within two to three years

Will County Union School Marley Union Verne FE Cracker Godley Crackett Summit Hill Arbury Hills Rt. 45 Frankfort Tinley Gardens Will Cook Counties

Pilcher Renamed to Police Pension Board for Two Years

Robert Pilcher viceresident of Joliet Park district and owner of the Robert Pilcher Paper Co. is renamed to the police pension fund board for another two years.

Pilcher Robert Pilcher Joliet Park District Robert Pilcher Paper Co Police Pension Fund Board

Past Legion commander to address Lewis grads

John S. Gleason Jr a former national commander of the American Legion and VP of the First National Bank of Chicago will deliver the ninth annual Lewis College commencement on Sunday June 5. Seventy five graduates will receive bachelor degrees at 1 p.m. on the intramurals field.

John S. Gleason, Jr American Legion First National Bank of Chicago Lewis College

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Hillcrest City Lavely Joliet Civil de Bro. L. Paul Legion Lewis Grads Edward J. Kelly Archdiocesan Catholic Youth Organization Archdiocean Union of the Holy Name Societies Chicago Archdiocese Father Aquinas Donald N. Tures Lewis College’ Alumni Association
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