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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1952

Page

3

Illinois Tax Reform Pursuit Aims at Fairer System and Bank Liability

The article argues for amending the revenue article of the Illinois constitution to curb tax shifts from wealthy to workers and small businesses. It urges changes to the banking act to let state bank stockholders avoid liability for failures and calls for reforms to county official salaries term limits and re election rules to curb dishonesty and improve public service.

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Com ing from Asian ringed shore, a noted figure arrives amid ongoing debates. The report notes regional tensions and the role of organizations in shaping policy.

Blood covered body found in Crete ditch

The blood covered body of a man tentatively identified as 52 year old F Sindak of 8722 Baltimore street Chicago was found at 6 30 this morning in a roadside ditch four miles east of Crete Identification through a Carnegie Illinois Steel pass card indicates he was employed there autopsy ordered at Spindler Koelling undertaking Crete Sheriff Roy Doerfler and Coroner Willard Blood fear foul play Sindak dressed in work clothes one shoe missing and relatives sought

F. Sindak Baltimore Street Chicago Crete Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company Roy Doerfler Willard G. Blood Sindlak Blood Spindler-Koelling Undertaking Doerfler Sindak

Will County GOP Eyeing Big Vote Movement Ahead of Elections

Will County Republican leaders launch a hand shaking tour across all communities and Joliet as candidates campaign for county and district offices. They project larger party support than 1948, when Green lost Will County by 4301 votes, Dewey won by 2171, and Brooks trailed Douglas by 3004.

Will County Joliet Green Thomas E. Dewey Brooks Paul Douglas Stevenson Green Machine Illinois

Unclear blotter report details intoxicated driver encounter

Entry notes Walte r Haas of 368 EF Washington Street spent a night cashing a 131 payoff and touring taverns. He intoxicatedly returned to a Joliet downtown restaurant at 2 310 a m and sought a ride to a tavern on Patterson Road after meeting a man in a restaurant.

Walter Haas Washington Street Joliet Haas Tenart Patterson Pad Patterson Road

Judge approves $2500 death settlement in boy’s accident

Probate Judge Fred R. Adams approved a $2,500 settlement in the automobile death of 8 year old William E. Richard who resided on route 66 near route 53. The payment goes to his mother Alice, administrator of the estate. The boy was struck by a car driven by Frank J. Roth Jr. of Chicago after running onto the highway to fetch a ball on September 11.

Fred R. Adams William E. Richardson Route 66 Route 53 Alice Frank J. Roth Jr Chicago

Police hunt escapee in liquor store robbery and car theft

Haas and a companion were forced from a car by four colored suspects who posed as police. Haas recovered a wallet and a shoe. a $100 bill remains missing. A separate hold up at Southtown Liquor Co. saw Don Phelan tied up as a shotgun robber escaped in a car linked to a former York Avenue resident and possible ex convict.

Haas York Avenue Southtown Don Phelan York, Avenue

Three youths admit theft of car batteries and items

A police traffic stop late at night uncovered two auto batteries a hub cap and tools stolen from Goldblatt's. Drivers Louis Bernicky and Robert Bernicky and passenger Gene Balavenda were taken into custody. They admitted no driver license auto license and battery thefts and will be arraigned in county court.

Louis Bernicky Ruby Street Robert Gene Balavenda S. Part Road Paul Metzger Goldblatt

Fulbright Predicts Stevenson Victory in Interview

Sen. J. William Fulbright predicted an Illinois victory for Adlai Stevenson during a Joliet Town Meeting of the Air broadcast debate with Gov. Val Peterson. He said Stevenson is strong in the south West Virginia and Illinois and could win Michigan and New York, noting Illinois Michigan and New York hold many electoral votes. Peterson argued prosperity rests on blood and death and attacked the opposing party’s approach.

Arkansas Val Peterson Nebraska Joliet Fulbright Stevenson South West Virginia Ilinois Michigan New York Illinois Eisenhower Peterson

Car Crash Injures Four In Highland Park

Four youths were injured when a 1952 car driven by David J. Woll left the road and hit a tree on Snake Hill in Highland Park at 10 20 last night. Betty Benson 17 and Patricia Sullivan 16 sustained bruises and lac erations and were kept for observation at Silver Cross hospital. Woll 24 and James Graves 16 received bruises and shock, treated and released. Woll said he lost control while rounding the curve.

Snake Hill Highland Park Betty Benson N. Anderson Avenue Patricia Sullivan N. Clement Street Silver Cross Hospital David J. Woll Pontiac N. Broadway James Graves Ruby Street Woll Steve Helis Stanley Drake

Health department attendees at APHA annual meeting in Cleveland

Members of the Public Health department attending the American Public Health Association annual meeting in Cleveland for the entire week include Dr. L. N. Fatheree James Brown Miss Johanna Lissner Mrs Margaret Emmett Mrs Louise Macfarlane Miss Elizabeth Boggs and Miss Mary Lowe.

Public Health Department American Public Health Association Cleveland Ohio L. N. Fatheree James Brown Johanna Lissner Margaret Emmett Louise Macfarlane Elizabeth Boggs Mary Lowe

Xmas seal drive opens Nov. 17 in Will County

Will County residents will see the 1952 Christmas seal on November 17 as the drive begins. Proceeds fund the 1953 tuberculosis control work of the Will County Tuberculosis Association. Richard B. Vance notes the red double barred cross emblem has historic ties to TB prevention and the NTA.

Richard B. Vance Will County Illinois National Tuberculosis Association NTA Vance Will County Tuberculosis Association

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William R. McCabe S Ong Asii Ries Salehough GOP Robert Berniet Sen. Fulbright Sen J. William Fulbright Adlai Stevenson CITY City Street Department East Side George Vollmer Elmer Latz Herry Swanson Down Own West Side Spectator -Phete
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