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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1948

Page

3

Postwar U S Europe Policy and the North Atlantic Pact

In the wake of World War II the speaker critiques American foreign policy and Western resolve. He notes the United Nations as limited, European recovery promises, and British staking, urging bold action toward a European federation and a North Atlantic defense pact as negotiations approach after the election.

St. Louis Russia Council of Nations Western Europe United States John Foster Dulles Senate Foreign Relations Committee Britain Washington Post Umner Welles Bevin Attlee Congress Fulbright St. Louis Post-Dispatch Ferdinand Kuhn Europe T. E. Lawrence Lawrence Washington

Joliet School District 86 Votes On Overcrowding Solutions

Voters in Joliet's eighty sixth district decide Saturday on a $1 65 million plan to build a new school house and add to four existing schools to prevent overcrowded classes and ensure full schedules. Polls run 7 am to 7 pm across seven precincts.

Joliet Gayle N. Hufford The Association of Commerce Thomas I. Wagner Association

Armistice Day Parade Opens Will County Observances

The Armistice Day parade started down Chicago Street at 10 30 AM. A wreath was dropped into the water at the Jefferson Street bridge at 11 o'clock and a moment of silence followed. Veterans groups visited every Will county cemetery for brief ceremonies.

Chicago Street Jefferson Street Will County

Death claims 16 year old Harry Goodman

Harry Goodman aged 16 died last night at Silver Cross hospital after a lingering illness. He resided with his sister Mrs. Alice Turnbough at 1021 Deephaven Drive Joliet after moving from Port Clinton Ohio where another sister Mrs Allen Zoschke lived.

Harry Goodman Silver Cross Hospital Alice Turnbough Deephaven Drive Joliet Port Clinton Ohio Allen Zoschke

Reprimanded for wild rifle firing near home

Jimmy Lake of 611 Randall Court was severely reprimanded by county officers Tom Gasparich and DeWitt Taylor and by his mother after a complaint from Frank Rock about bullets flying toward his home near Richards Street quarry. The rifle was taken from Lake and turned over to his mother who assured officers there would be no repeat.

Jimmy Lake Randall Court Tom Gasparich DeWitt Taylor Frank Rock Richards Street Lake

Funeral services for Norfolk father of Mrs Deaton

Robert S. Brooks father of Mrs. W. E. Deaton 816 Farragut place died Saturday morning in Norfolk Va Funeral services were conducted Monday morning in Norfolk

Robert S. Brooks W. E. Deaton Farragut Place Norfolk

Joliet Bond Vote Highlighted by The Spectator Broadcast

WLS Chicago aired Joliet coverage on The Spectator program noting this Saturday's election on a 1 650 000 dollar school bond package for new schools and improvements. The Joliet Spectator urged voters to back the bonds in the polls.

WLS Chicago Joliet Joliet Spectator Says the Association of Commerce

Court admits $40 000 estate

The $40 000 estate of the late William J. Maher was admitted to probate and letters of administration granted by Judge Fred R. Adams. The estate is split equally between personal and real property at 20000 each. Dorothy Lynch and Vivian Goob received letters as petitioners. The legatees include two relatives, niece Dorothy Lynch and nephew Robert J. Maher, with numerous other beneficiaries in Des Moines Chicago Gary and New Mexico churches and individuals named.

William J. Maher Fred R. Adams Dorothy Lynch Buell Avenue Vivian Goob Chicago Robert J. Maher John E. Reilly DesMoines Thomas Reilly Mary Louise Donovan N. Raynor Avenue Evelyn Reilly New Mexico John E. Bagnell S. Center Street Helen Meyer Robert Chidsey Union Street William Chidsey Gary

Morris Lauridsen Dies at 79 in Morris

Louis Lauridsen died at 10 40 p m last night at the Erickson home 738 E Washington Morris He leaves three daughters Mrs Emil Nelson Mrs Leo Bettini of Chicago Mrs Albert Hanson Minneapolis Minn two sons Emil Chicago Stanley Morris a sister Carrie Montana and two brothers Jens Wilmington Lawrence Highland Park Funeral services set for 2 oclock Saturday at Davis Funeral home Morris Rev Charly to officiate Burial in Oaklawn Cemetery Dwight Born in Denmark he came to the United States in his twenties and settled near Dwight before moving to Morris twenty years ago

Louis Lauridsen Erickson Washington Street Morris Emil Nelson Leo Bettini Chicago Albert Hanson Minneapolis, Minn Emil Stanley Carrie Montana Jens Wilmington Lawrence Highland Park Davis Funeral Home Charly Oaklawn Cemetery Dwight Denmark Lauridsen

Two-alarm City Fire Blazes Gut Gas Station

Firemen battled two alarms yesterday afternoon and after midnight. At 350 Columbia Street the Peter son Oil gas station interior was gutted by flames. At 267 North Chicago Street the Oestreich Service building filling with smoke and gas suffered little damage.

Columbia Street Peterson Oil Company Herbert Pinnick Oestreich Service Company Chicago Street

Missing Rosetta Boyster Returned Home From St Louis

Samuel Boyster of 514 Miami Street told police at 9:50 p m that his 17 year old daughter Rosetta had left for work and disappeared. He later said she might have gone to St Louis on a 3 10 p m bus but an hour later she phoned from St Louis to say she was alright and would return home.

Samuel Boyster Miami Street Rosetta Boyster St. Louis Royster

Court approves $1000 injury settlement for minor

Probate Judge Fred R. Adams granted Mrs. Cerena Cooper guardian of Russell Cooper a $1000 settlement from Raymond N. Moore’s insurer for injuries from a Dec. 5, 1947 truck accident. The approval occurred yesterday in probate court.

Cerena Cooper Russell Cooper Fred R. Adams Raymond N. Moore Young Cooper

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