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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

3

Murray political tricks loom in race for state editor post

Editorial argues Simon A. Murray used trickery to secure the Republican nomination for state editor of public accounts. It urges voters to back Benjamin O. Cooper of East St. Louis as honest alternative, citing Cooper’s public service and Murray’s ties to the Cook County machine and countervailing motives.

Chicago Daily News Simon A. Murray Trong Big Bill Thompson Arthur Lueder Murray Lueder Noone Benjamin O. Cooper Cook Come Arthur €. Lueder Louis Olson Cook County Chicago Gavreen Muray Govrnor Alf Chicago Rime Commission Chicago , Illinois Dailyews Benjamin Cooper Ufe of Illinois East St. Louis Seven Ars East St. Louis Park

Governors Green Payroll Tally Signals GOP Strength in Will County

In Will County the first state auditor figures show 776 residents on the payroll as supporters of Governor Dwight H. Green. Names include A F Schupp former GOP county chair and other local figures. records cover 1947 1948 with further names promised next week. The list hints at political influence across the Green administration and local party ties.

Dwight H. Green Will County Adlai E. Stevenson State Auditor Altho Paul Larson Will County Republican Committee A. F. Schupp GOP Larson Schupp Irma Schoop Hunter Avenue Walter Schoop Joliet Mississippi Avenue Elsie L. Miller Crystal Drive Glenwood Avenue James P. Hennessy Comstock Street William A. Hennessy Green

Matthew Wegrzyn taken by death

Matthew Wegrzyn 81 died at 7 a m in the home of his daughter Mrs Theodore Jubin 223 Dellwood avenue Born in Poland he was a Will county resident for 70 years most of which he farmed at Elwood until retirement Survivors include Mrs Jubin two daughters Mrs William Sobkowski Gary Ind and Mrs Peter Marin two sons John Rockdale and Bernard Gary eight grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral services 8 30 a m Saturday at Wisniewski funeral home and 9 a m at St Thaddeus Catholic church Burial Holy Cross cemetery

Matthew Wegrzyn Theodore Jubin Dellwood Avenue Poland Wegrzyn Will County Elwood Jubin William Sobkowski Gary Ind Peter Marin John Rockdale Bernard Wisniewski Funeral Home St. Thaddeus Catholic Church Holy Cross Cemetery

Four days left in Push Community Chest drive

Four days remain to raise 150 300 for 16 local agencies and the USO. Team 41 led by Rev. Thomas O Keefe has 1 045 while division leader K Harry Kramer reports 1 592 and Meade Baltz heads the top section with 5 129. Campaign chairman Robert W. Thomas urges volunteers to support the drive and closes Monday evening at 6 15 in the Elks ballroom.

USO Thomas O'Keefe Harry Kramer Meade Baltz Robert W. Thomas Community Chest Wheatland Dale Mottinger Plainfield Richard Klett Reed James Patterson Lockport Henry Ogren New Lenox Fred Krog Manhattan W. T Klemm Wilton John Keniston Mokena Albert Copper Frankfort George Sangmeister Green Garden William C. Bettenhausen Jr Homer David Bier Troy Phyllis Tibbs Thomas Chest Elks

Telephoning Casanova Arrested in Joliet Case

Merle Nichel 22 married of 411 Grant avenue was arrested by Officers Skul and Schulke noon today on charges of phoning many Joliet women and making vulgar propositions. He confessed to the calls and vulgar language. An other suspect was cleared after questioning.

Merle Nichel Grant Avenue Joliet Nichel Frank Skul August Schulke Ervin F. Boe

Awning Damaged In Street Backing Incident

Police report from Ignatz Kachelhoffer of 1022 Washington Street Lockport states he backed his truck into an alley between Harvey Brothers Clothing and Block and Kuhl department stores on Chicago Street yesterday afternoon and damaged an awning on the clothing store.

Ignatz- Kachelhoffer Washington Street Lockport Harvey Brothers Clothing Block & Kuhl’s Chicago Street

Hit and run suspects nabbed by Joliet police in a string of arrests

Joliet police report four hit and run suspects brought to the police court in ten days. Roy Norton was fined 50 dollars, Paul Killeen Jr. was released on 2000 dollars bond for county court, Albert Hoch evar was fined 25 dollars, and Roy Frain was fined 100 dollars. Police continue to seek a driver reported last night by Eugene Reynolds.

Joliet Harry Thomas Frank Skul Floyd Gordon Roy Norton Norton Joseph Trizna Gordon Orville Belfield Paul Killeen Jr Gerald Fitzgerald Belfield Killeen Joseph McCanna Earl Brooker Albert Hochevar Thomas K. Sprague Roy Frain Sgt Trizna Hildebrand and Fitzgerall Eugene S. Reynolds

Complaint Seeks 500 Dollar Damage Award In Rockdale Incident

Nicholas Krawetz of 268 Stillwell Avenue Rockdale filed a complaint with the county clerk against Donald Delaney Miller Trucking driver. He claims Delaney left a stationary truck on Route 6 near Brandon Road January 12 1947 and that lack of warnings caused Krawetzs car to strike it, seeking 500 dollars for damages.

Nicholas Krawetz Stillwell Avenue Rockdale Donald Delaney Miller Trucking Company Krawetz Delaney Joliet Brandon Road

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Roy F. Annis Ray Shea Will County Trades and Labor Council James A. Lapikas Francis Street Edward Barrett Lapikas Meade Green Machine James Evelyn Michael A. Faletti Gene Holthaus Herman C. Grassle Casanova
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