Notable Speakers Set for United Nations Charter Review Workshop
Outstanding speakers will headline a United Nations Charter Review workshop at Washington School starting at 9 15 a m. on Saturday. The program features Rev Lynn Taylor, William Davidon, Glenn Evans, Mrs Edward McVitty, and panel discussions moderated by Rev Robert Hamill with workshops on disarmament representation and aid chaired by local and regional experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Lynn Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Short
William Davidon
Chicago Association of Atomic Scientists
Glenn A. Evans
Joliet Township
Joliet Township High School and Joliet Junior College
Edward McVitty
New York City
United Nations
U. S
United States
United World Federalists
Americans United
Speaker’s Bureau
UWF
Speakers’ Bureau
World Federation
Alan Cranston
McVitty
Edward
Robert H. Hamill
Ottawa Street Methodist
Samuel R. Levering
Virginia
Society of Friends
Stanley K. Platt
Minneapolis
William R. Roalfe
American Association For U. S
Richards Street Methodist Church
J. T. Hageboeck
Davenport
Iowa
Platt
Davidon
MeeVitty
Stuart C. Kroesch
Harry Leinenweber
Junior College History Department
Roalfe
Lawrence Scott
American Friends Service Committee
David Angevine
Park Forest
Cooperative News Service
Elizabeth Barns
Levering
Short
United Nations Charter Review
Will County Committee
U. N. Charter Review
Will County Association of Commerce
American Association of University Women
The
Exchange Club
Federated Women’s Clubs of
Will County
Joliet Business and Professional Women’s Club
Joliet Council of Church Women
Joliet Jewish Congregation
Junior Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United Nations Festival Committee
Will County Ministerial Association
Woman’s Club of
Joliet
Lloyd Hicks
Two Children Injured In Snowbound Truck Crash
A mother, Mrs. Lucille Bishop, 17 Argyle Street, lost control in heavy snow on Second Avenue and hit a parked truck without lights. Her 3 year old son David and 7 year old daughter Vicki were treated at Silver Cross Hospital for fore head injuries. Vicki required 12 stitches and possible internal injuries. The parked-truck driver Glen Wills, 808 Second Avenue, received an arrest ticket for lack of parking lights or reflectors. The Bishop pickup also struck another parked car owned by Robert Stewart, 814 Second Avenue. Wills will appear before Police Magistrate Martin Jackson at 9 30 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bishop
Argyle Street
David
Vicki
Silver Cross Hospital
Bishop
Second Avenue
Glen Wills
VOM @ mine
Swenson
Lock
Pert
Runaways Held in Champaign County
Champaign sheriff's office telephoned city police to report three Joliet runaways in custody. Detained yesterday morning were Nick Nayola 15 of 810 Harlow Street Jim Garcia 16 of 352 N Bluff Street and Kenneth Floyd 17 of 107 N May Street Floyd is on parole from S and J. Charles. Garcia's father Jeil spoke last night about retrieving the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign County Sheriff's Office
Joliet
Nick Nayola
Harlow Street
Jim Garcia
N. Bluffe Street
Kenneth Floyd
N. May Street
Floyd
S&j. Charles
Garcia
Jeil
Dignitaries and Stars at 17th DV Goodwill Dinner 1930s
Dignitaries and industry representatives gather for the DesPlaines Valley Improvement Association 17th Goodwill dinner in Chicago at the Clearing Industrial Club. An illuminated map, talks by mayors, and an industrial round up highlight the event. tickets cost 3 dollars and are limited to 300 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DesPlaines Valley
DesPlaines
DVIA
James P. Hennessy
Joliet
William E. Wilson
Daniel T. Lambert
Lockport
Industry
Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Robert H. Bloedel
Summit
Public Service Company
Anthony DiGrazia
Argo Summit and Gifts
Joseph Cornolo
Charles E. Wingo
Argo Community High School
Association
State Street
Bruce D. Cheadle
D. F. Davis
Illinois
Settlement grants $4,500 to widow for minor son injuries
Probate Judge Stewart C. Hutchinson awarded $4,500 to Mrs. Fabiola Wiesbrook for her son Arthur J. Wiesbrook, a minor, in a car accident case. The 1954 incident involved a Green Road collision in DuPage County between vehicles driven by Keith Berger and the late Richard Roth. Funds to Roth's administrator and Berger were specified, and the judge ordered investment of the award until Arthur reaches age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart C. Hutchinson
Fabiola Wiesbrook
Arthur J. Wiesbrook
Young Wiesbrook
Richard Roth
Keith Berger
Green Road
DuPage County
Joseph Roth
Berger
Wiesbrook
U. S
Arthur
Union marks 60th anniversary at Phoenix Manufacturing
The Phoenix Manufacturing local union No. 2 of the United Steel Workers of America celebrates its 60th anniversary with a Saturday banquet at Cantigny post Horseshoe Drive. Dignitaries include I W Able Howard Hague and Joseph Germano with Bishop McNamara present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Manufacturing Company
United Steel Workers of America, Cio
Cantigny Post
Horseshoe Drive
International Organization
I. W. Able
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Workers
Howard R. Hague
Rom Pittsburgh
Joseph Germano
Albert A. Krzywonos
Andrew Quinlan
Joseph Shearan
John Ragen
United Steel Workers of America
Veterans Day plans form for observance parade and events
Veterans Day plans outline a seven division parade at 11 AM on November 11 with open houses by veterans groups in the afternoon and evening. Joliet Township High School will host the annual program featuring the JT band, Almond Fairfield reading In Flanders Field, and a guest speaker from the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet Township High School
Almond Fairfield
Flanders Field
Auto vandalism reports rise with three incidents
Police logged three car vandalism reports yesterday. Richard Gladders of Mississippi avenue reported his 1952 convertible top slashed while in his backyard Tuesday night. A J Rademacher on Kno place said his 1953 convertible top was cut last night. Ronald Schmitt of Richards street reported a 1954 auto hubcap stolen and left side window glass broken in front of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gladders
Mississippi Avenue
A. J. Rademacher
Kno Place
Ronald Schmitt
Richards Street
Residents fault Henderson avenue sewer and paving progress
Residents complain the Henderson avenue project from Cass street to the railroad is slow. Crown Rock company began work last July but delays blamed on grading errors and wet weather. About 17 subcontractors were used. workers say 15 to 20 men report for work each morning. A garage drainage issue and mud blocks persist as crews plan to extend the sewer line on Jerome avenue. The contract dates to the prior administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Spectator
Henderson Avenue
Cass Street
Crown Rock Company
Crown Rock
Joliet Street
Jerome Avenue
The Spectator Publication Details and Rates
The Spectator published Thursdays by Spectator Publishing Company. Entered as second class matter October 1, 1940 at Joliet Illinois. Volume and issue 1955 No 32. Offices 105 113 W Cass Joliet Illinois. Subscription 25 cents monthly or $3.00 yearly. Delivered by carrier and back copies 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Illinois
the Spectator
Cass Street
Joliet Bilinois Telephone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion McVitty
Sinan
Champaign
Union
John Marquardt
Peter Zaclan
Otto Mietz
LaVerné Pershey
Agne Pire
Veterans’ Day Plans
the People’s Newspape
William R. McCabe
Spectator Publishingompany
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