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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1944

Page

3

Kiwanis Testimonial Sparks Debate on Free Press

William McCabe reflects on a Kiwanis plaque presented to four Joliet papers for National Newspaper Week. He criticizes the Herald-News for framing the recognition, argues the press should serve public liberty, not grant favors, and urges full context over selective praise.

Herald-News Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Pat Patterson William Hart S. P. Miller The Labor Record Patterson Mr. Hart Hart Kiwanis Jeliet Miller Farmer's Weekly Review Joliet Farmers Weekly Review Juliet Newspa 8

Birth and death surround a secret in a shoe box

Life Future Mae Cole admitted giving birth to a baby girl early Monday and concealing the birth resulting in the infant's death from bleeding. The body was found in a shoe box behind 307 S Joliet street by a 7 year old boy. Neighbors alerted police and Cole was questioned at St Josephs hospital. Authorities weigh charges as signs of Halloween vandalism appear and a separate assault case ends with a fine for Mae Cole.

Mae Cole S. Joliet Street Cole St. Joseph's Hospital Western Center Streets Bartelson Richards Alberta McKenzie N. Collins Street E. Marion Street Louisiana

Ida Anderson 65 Dies at Silver Cross Hospital

Mrs Ida Anderson of 501 Elmwood avenue Joliet dies at Silver Cross hospital aged 65. Survived by daughter Mrs Edwin Nelson of Chicago and four sons David Olaf Joliet Pfc Joseph Anderson San Diego and Elmer Rapatee Ti plus two sisters Alma Johnson Chicago Hilda Settergren Manistique and a brother in Sweden ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Ida Anderson Elmwood Avenue Silver Cross Hospital Edwin Nelson Chicago David Olaf Joliet Joseph Anderson USA San Diego Calif Elmer Rapatee Alma Johnson Hilda Settergren Manistique Mich Sweden

Owner of Boyden medical center shot

John M. Boyden a negro owner of a dental laboratory at 311 E Jackson Street was shot around midnight by his wife Gladys and is in critical condition at Silver Cross hospital. Police pursue theory of possible attempted attack despite claims of accidental shooting.

John M. Boyden E. Jackson Street Gladys Boyden Silver Cross Hospital Lonnie Randolph Ervin Roe Boyden Medical Jackson Street Eastern Avenue Henry P. Wheeler Randolph Dr. Wheeler Joliet State Health Department

Local private captures 11 prisoners in Italian front action

Pvt. Sam Wason of 2522 N Center Street Lockport led a combat infantry unit of the 1st Armored division in an advance on the Fifth Army front in Italy. He fired into a culvert as Nazis emerged, taking eleven prisoners. Wason previously worked as a section hand for the Elgin Joliet and Eastern railroad.

Sam Wason Center Street Lockport Fifth Army Italy 1St Armored Division Wason Kamerad Pvt Elgin Joliet Eastern Railroad Army

Rockdale Resident Peter Peterson Dies at 84

Rockdale resident Peter Peterson aged 84 died yesterday at St. Josephs Hospital. A longtime Rockdale resident of 46 years he worked at American Steel and Wire until retirement about 25 years ago. Survived by daughter Hulda and sons Edward Engner and Harry funeral services Saturday at 2 30 p m Carlson Funeral Home Rev William Thornberg officiating interment Elmhurst Cemetery

Peter Peterson Meadow Avenue Rockdale St. Joseph's Hospital Peterson American Steel and Wire Company Hulda Edward Engner Harry Carlson William Thornberg Elmhurst

Soldier wounded in service sent home after tavern disturbance

Deputies answered a call to Frank Fedo's tavern at 1520 N Raynor Ave after the tavernkeeper asked two men to leave and they lingered to cause trouble. They found a weary veteran who had lost one leg in service and escorted him home.

Sheriff's Deputies Frank Fedo N. Raynor Avenue

Car recovery claim by Chicago owner over green Chrysler

William J. High of 1550 E Sixty third Street Chicago reported to the sheriff's office that a green Chrysler seized by Supreme Radiator and Body Co was his car. He planned to visit the office today to resolve the matter.

William J. High Sixty Third Street Chicago Sheriff's Office Chrysler Supreme Radiator and Body Company

Prowler Reported at Milton Drake's Mohawk Street Home

Milton Drake of 1624 Mohawk street reported a prowler last night. Deputies searched the neighborhood but found no suspicious person or evidence.

Milton Drake Mohawk Street

Betters aid local chest fund with race proceeds

Will County Community Chest receives about 6000 from the ninth Hawthorne race run for Mr. Fay of the Illinois Racing Commission. Joliet fund to gain 1000 from Arlington Park charity drive at Arch Ward's request.

Will County William E. Fay Hawthorne Race Track Fay Illinois Racing Commission Joliet Arlington Park Arch Ward Chicago Tribune Ward

Lavazza Graduates From Armament Dept at Lowry Field

Pfc Julie R Lavazza son of Mr and Mrs A Lavazza of Joliet Illinois graduated from the Department of Armament at Lowry Field Denver Colorado The program covers operation and maintenance of guns for heavy bombers and fighters Lavazza entered service Oct 30 1942 at Camp Grant NL and attended Joliet Township High School before service.

Julie R. Lavazza A. Lavazza Joliet Street Department of Armament Lowryfield Denver Colo Uncle Sam Lavazza Camp Grant Joliet Township

Boy Hit by Santa Fe Bus Near Rivals Park

Six year old Leonard Tapella son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Tapella of 1110 North Broadway was struck by a Santa Fe bus near the Rivals park entrance. He was rushed to St Josephs hospital after an emergency blood plasma injection and was in serious condition with badly cut legs and profuse bleeding.

Leonard Tapella Alphonse Tapella N. Broadway Santa Fe Rivals Park St. Joseph’s Hospital

Boy Bitten by Dog Reported. Sheriff Orders Containment

A. W. McCarthy reports his son Leo age 13 was bitten by a dog owned by John Plese at 2518 N Hickory St. The sheriff’s office orders the dog kept tied up for 14 days.

A. W. McCarthy Kelly Avenue Leo John Plese Hickory Street Plese

Industry heads plan drive at Hotel Louis Joliet

Plant chairmen from 65 major local industries convened to map the Community and War Chest drive opening. Lew Rogers Jr. presided as co chair of the employees division. Harriette Henning will headline the October 12 kickoff at the YMCA with a talk on The Foxhole Circuit after service overseas. The campaign target is 219650, covering 15 local and 19 national fund agencies.

Louis Joliet War Chest Drive Lew Rogers Jr Harriette Henning Miss Henning National War Fund J. E. Farrell L. D. Lewis

Postwar plans proceed Joliet civic group active

Joliet's postwar planning committee moves to survey all local and county tax bodies for postwar plans. Robert H. Anderson was named chairman of the sub committee on public projects, with personnel to be announced after acceptances. A Chicago Planning Commission representative will meet the group soon.

Joliet Robert H. Anderson Anderson Janke Chicago Planning Commission Robert Kingery Chicago

Man With Foot Lotion Ingestion Taken To Hospital

W. E. Bradbury of Monmouth Illinois was taken to St Josephs hospital after police found he had drunk a quantity of foot lotion at the Donnelly hotel. A maid notified authorities. Hospital attendants report his condition as not serious this morning.

W. E. Bradbury Monmouth St. Joseph's Hospital Donnelly Hotel

Green apples thrown at car near Manhattan Road

Mrs. Charles Wilkey reported to the sheriff that small boys at Manhattan Road and Cornelius Street threw green apples and struck her daughter who was driving. The boys fled before deputies arrived.

Charles Wilkey Spencer Road Manhattan Road Cornelius Street

Logan County Police Capture Lincoln Man From Bus

Logan county sheriff's officers halted a Lincoln Illinois bus last night and detained W. H. Dawes an escapee from Elgin mental hospital. He was held for a state official for return to Elgin.

Logan County Lincoln Ill W. H. Dawes Elgin Mental Hospital Downstate Elgin

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William R. McCabe Mason Street Fourth Avenue Thomas K. Sprague Boyden Medical Center Betters Aid Local Chest Fund Bad Boys
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