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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

4

Thinking It Over Again on Welfare and Leadership

A columnist quotes Mr. Joyce warning that returning to the public dole would bring Germanic regimentation and vices. He criticizes Joliet for equating wealth with virtue and leadership, arguing money does not confer intelligence or true leadership.

Joyce Dole America Gestapo Germany Joliet

Soldier receives good conduct medal in Pacific theater

Pfc. Harold E. Seeman, son of Mrs. Maude Seeman of 914 Gardner Street, earned the good conduct medal for faithful service in a veteran jungle fighting infantry regiment of the American Infantry division somewhere in the southwest Pacific area. He has served in Fiji.

Harold E. Seeman Maude Seeman Gardner Street Southwest Pacific Pfc Seeman Fiji

Joliet Woman Cans 300 Jars For Winter

Mrs. W. H. Peterson of 612 Mason Avenue responded to a canning appeal and produced about 300 jars of foods this summer. The tally includes 69 quarts vegetables 25 quarts fruits 18 quarts berries 12 gallons wild grape juice and about 30 quarts chili sauce catsup various pickles corn relish and vegetable juice. Most items were grown in her garden. Spectator Phote

Joliet Hime W. H. Peterson Mason Avenue Peterson Peterson Garden Phi

Group reports exceptionally low combat casualty rate

Sgt. Robert E. McGuire son of A J McGuire 616 Pontiac street a radio mechanic belongs to a 12th air force B 25 Mitchell bombardment group that has established an exceptionally low combat casualty rate of less than one half of one percent Although Sgt McGuire s unit

Robert E. McGuire A. J. McGuire Pontiac Street 12Th Air Force Sgt. McGuire

Air group tallies two years overseas in Mediterranean

Set McGuire arrived two years ago and has fought in air battles over Tunisia Sicily Italy and Southern France. His unit earned one of the safest records in the theater and he received the European Middle East African ribbon with three battle stars.

Tunisia Sicily Italy France Mediterranean Set McGuire Andas

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