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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

4

Thinking It Over: Nazi Brutality and Allied Reflections

The piece surveys Nazi reprisals across Europe with examples from Belgrade Norway and France. It discusses civilian executions for resistance, Japanese and Vichy complicity, and Churchill and de Gaulle viewpoints on resistance and ethics of assassination. It stresses the brutal efficiency of occupation and the American shift in understanding.

Frériéh Nantes Bordeaux Germany Petain de Gaulle Hitler

Porters To Play Bradley In Final Home Tilt

Lockport Township high school football meets unbeaten Bradley at home in a league title clash. Henderson stars at back, Kesser throws a 50 yard TD pass as Porters prep new tricks for the decisive game before finishing season at Lemont against Fox Valley.

Les Lindberg S. Lockport Township Bradley Lockport Henderson Tendall Kesser Bucks Lindberg Lemont Mike Waesco Fox Valley

Escape Plot Averts Convict Ship Out In Box

Warden Edward M. Stubblefield investigated a daring escape by Sam Lee Harper a 39 year old robber from Livingston county who hid in a fibre box in the Stateville tailor shop. Harper carried scissors and hoped to punch air holes and flee but guards found him before shipment.

Edward M. Stubblefield Stateville Sam Lee Harper Livingston County Stubblefield Harper

Army Private Behum 100 Percent Safety Record Highlighted

Private Andrew J. Behum of the Quartermaster corps at Fort Sheridan is praised by Major General J. M. Cummins for establishing a perfect safety record in moving Army supply trucks. He assisted in convoying over 300 new trucks from Chicago to stations in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin with no accidents or delays and strict compliance with traffic laws.

United States Churchill Hitler Greece Andrew J. Behum Quartermaster Corps Fort Sheridan J. M. Cummins Sixth Corps Behum Quartermaster Chicago Illinois Michigan Wisconsin

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