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Illinois State Employment Service appoints new manager Gleason
Gleason who has managed offices in Chicago and downstate has served since June 1939 in various roles with the agency. He plans to live in Joliet and holds a business administration degree from Northwestern and DePaul. He succeedsTile ham G. Boyd who moves to Chicago as field supervisor. Nutshells corncobs and dry ice are now used to create mirror-like finishes on machine parts at a fraction of hand polishing cost.
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R. D. Gleason
Illinois State Employment Service
N. Joliet Street
William F. Parsch
Downstate
Gleason
Chicago
Mee
Joliet
Northwestern
DePaul
Tileham G. Boyd