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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1957

Page

3

Mystery in Joliet as Spectator editor vanishes

The Post-Dispatch notes the unexplained disappearance of Miss Amelia J. Zelko, 47, business manager of The Spectator in Joliet. Her ties to exposing gambling, corruption, and political graft raise fears of foul play, with officials urged to probe the case and Gov. Stratton urged to assist investigators.

Post-Dispatch Theodore C. Link Amelia J. Zelko Oliet Zelko Weekly Spectator Joliet Hew The Spectator Miss Zelko Woodrow Wilson Altho Will County Arthur O. Janke Illinois

Ponder architect's fee and Pershing probe promised

Joliet grade school board reviewed claims for architect J. E. Coyle totaling 43120.51 and referred them to the attorney. The panel discussed hiring an expert to fix responsibility for Pershing school flaws opened in 1950 as Dr. John Engfish to gather consulting engineers.

Ponder Pershing Joliet J. E. Coyle Stuart Kroesch John Eng Fish Coyle

Caterpillar Joliet plant workers to gain 3 cent raise

Joliet Caterpillar employees will receive a 3 cent per hour cost of living increase effective Oct 21, covering about 4,200 hourly workers and 700 office staff. The adjustment lifts total COLA to 12 cents above base, part of a series of wage increases since 1956, tied to the CPI.

Joliet Walt Gottschalk O District International Association of Machinists U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Joliet’s Caterpillar Management

Firemen Beat Stork in Race and Rush Delivery

Firemen Edward Peters and Robert Randolph rushed Mrs. Flora Bayliss to St Joseph Hospital after an inhalator squad was summoned to her 502 Pico Street home. She gave birth to a son moments after arriving in the delivery room at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon.

Edward Peters Robert Randolph Flora Bayliss Pico Street

Bogus $20 Check Tied to Local Store Theft Case

Harold Willard Sr. of Goldblatt's reported to police that a young man cashed a fake $20 check in the store on August 23. The signer was named James L. Anderson. A check shows the person had worked for a Lockport construction firm until a few months earlier.

Harold Willard Sr Goldblatt’s Department Store James L. Anderson Lockport

Narcotics suspect changes attorneys in court

Fred Weber Jr., arrested last month in a narcotics raid, was arraigned in circuit court this morning and Matthew Stefanich was appointed his attorney. Weber named three other possible choices to prepare his defense and left the decision to a relative. He will be arraigned at 11 a.m. Monday to enter his plea on a charge of violation of the narcotics drug control law. In the meantime he will remain in the county jail.

Fred Weber Jr Matthew Stefanich Weber

Inmates to receive eighth grade certificates at Stateville

Fifteen Stateville penitentiary inmates will receive eighth grade certificates next week from Verne E Cracker Will county school superintendent. After the ceremony Dr William Blatnik Lockport Township High school superintendent will issue certificates of equivalency to inmates who completed prescribed courses in high school classes.

Stateville Penitentiary Verne E. Cracker Will County William Blatnik Lockport Township

Illinois Bell plans five year dial expansion in Lockport Lemont

Illinois Bell announces a 1.4 million five year program to convert Lockport and Lemont to dial service. The plan includes new buildings, added Lemont capacity, thousands of miles of wire, and replacement of over 9,000 telephones while preserving current operator employment at nearby exchanges.

Gompers Moore Hufford Lan Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund James McCarthy William Starner Paul Kauffman Richard Curran Louis Bertani Kroesch Donald Hazeltine Illinois Bell Telephone Company Lockport Lemont Howard Gramm Lockport and Illinois Bell Gramm Ees Ment

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