Local Spectator voices voter caution on state attorney race
In a letter to the editor, the Spectator reflects on political influence, past stock conflicts tied to former state's attorney Frank H Masters Jr., and beliefs there is no room for conflicts of interest. The author states they will not back Masters for state’s attorney this election.
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Tuescus
Spectator
Tevidtor
The
Frank H.sters Jr
Escrow
Molly Zelko
McCabe
Masters
Zelko
Master
State
Hospital volunteers help 57 patients cast absentee ballots
At Silver Cross hospital volunteers assisted 57 hospitalized patients to apply for absentee ballots. They distributed forms, explained procedures, and arranged notary services at three locations. Doctors helped by certifying incapacity before ballots were mailed to qualified voters.
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Suver Cross
Ciusen
A. J. Felman
Carrie Lee
Morris
Etta Brody
Chicago
Silver Cross Hospital
Volunteer Corps
Court House
Naomi Corsini
Parents invited to observe IT classrooms Wednesday
Joliet Township High School schedules Back to School Night for about 1000 parents. The 10 minute classroom visits start at 7 10 pm with homeroom reports and private conferences on request. National Honor Society guides, ROTC parking, and a social hour follow in the cafeteria.
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William Johnson
National Honor Society
Eunice Frenk
Mary Hammer
Margaret Wheelock
Homemakers of America
Ramon Maguire
ROTC
American Education Week
American Legion
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Education Association
U. S. Office of Education
Fringe industries oppose Joliet annexation meeting
Ktayor James P. Hennessy urged fringe industry leaders to show community spirit as Joliet's annexation story was presented. Council members Bell Berlinsky Lowrey and Wilson faced objections from captains of several industries who petitioned to detach from Joliet amid city ordinances. President Edward Barklow presided as the Association of Commerce prepared 10 questions for the discussion.
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Ktayor
James P. Hennessy
Ak Special Juliet Association of Commerce
Joliet
Hennessy
James C. Bell
Maurice Berlinsky
J. Walter Lowrey
William
Wilson
Edward “Ted” Barklow
Association of Commerce
Joliet Forms Industrial and Public Relations Commission
Joliet City Council approves a seven member Industrial and Public Relations Commission to study zoning and building codes, aid new industries, and advise the council. Members include Just Norris Bodach Gosselin Reynolds Minzing Miller and others from major local firms.
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Joliet
James P. Hennessy
Joseph Just
American Steel & Wire Division
U. S. Steel
James Norris
L. L. Bodach
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Jack Gosselin
Phoenix Manufacturing Co
William Reynolds
Caterpillar Tractor Co
John Minzing
Joliet-Will County
Gosselin and Reynolds
Minzing and Miller
City Adds Veterans Day as Holiday for Workers
Election day is an administrative holiday for all city employees. City workers will also have Veterans Day Friday Nov 11 as a legal holiday. Skeleton emergency operations will be maintained both days per city manager George L Comerford.
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George L. Comerford
City begins Bluff Street urban renewal survey
Joliet's land clearance commission received a first $105,000 federal payment for an initial planning survey of the Bluff Street urban renewal project. City Planning Associates of Mishawaka and Real Estate Research Corp. of Chicago are conducting feasibility and marketability studies as residents will be interviewed and a hearing may follow after January 1.
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Plainfield Rd
Theodore St
Boston Ave
Page Ave
Cass St
Jackson St
Youngs Ave
Paul Brumund
Council
Raynor Park
Joliet
Land Clearance Commission
Bluff Street
Robert N. .Wallace
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Wallace
City Planning Associates of
Mishawaka
Ind
Survey and
Real Estate Research Corp
Chicago
Commission
James P. Hennessy
Robert N. Wallace
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Bernard Prola
Belle Ave
Highland Park
Bélmont
Prola
William Anson
National Bank of Joliet
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