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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1949
Page
6
In Joliet on November 2 there is an opinion opposing the closing of Woodruff Road crossing near Silver Cross hospital. The writer agrees closure does not affect hospital operation but notes patients would face delays reaching the facility. The piece highlights travel time impact for emergencies and arrivals.
The fragment cites J. S. Letasi at 613 Meeker Avenue in a legal or notices context, implying potential risk or outcome concerning life while omitting full details and actions.
A Joliet Citizen argues against landlord favoritism and rent freezes that force tenants into exorbitant rates. The letter cites three room apartments offered at 35 dollars versus 70 to 80 dollars for smaller units, urging equitable rents and decent living space.
A Joliet reader laments adults only rental ads hindering her family with four children. She sought help from city officials, health and safety authorities, and local groups without success, urging someone to offer a livable home despite the children.
Nov 12 docket notes express agreement with William R. McCabe in his congratulations to Judge Bartley for his stand.
A November column notes that Rockdale's Moon and Midland area hosts a horse parlor. It argues the state attorney and sheriff could close it, citing visible cars and police presence once peace with the big boys was made, hinting at illicit betting.
A reader lauds Judge Bartley for strict enforcement against crime and urges his election to state senate. The letter argues long confinement for criminals and endorses Bartley’s duty bound approach despite suggestions from the state's attorney.
Will County Council of Veterans organizations thanks American Red Cross Boy Scouts of America Girl Scouts of America New Lumber Company Eagles Ladies Drill Team Mayor Arthur O Janke Lt Charles W Bidgood Jr Lt Thurman Jones Archie McAllister Captain Gill Norton Radio service for sound track William Sandiford Breck and Kuhl Capt William H Morris Sgt Gilbert Knater Chief Ervin Boe city police Chief Arthur Dillon Lewis College of Science and Technology Buddy Fiving service Nelson Mundeily Fiving School Farmers Weekly Review The Labor Record The Spectator Station WJOL and many veterans groups and the public who joined at 11 o clock to honor departed comrades.
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