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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1941

Page

3

It Pays To Soap Windows Tonight

A Joliet newspaper item discusses unionization plans for Sanderson and Porter shell plant workers led by Mr. Augustino and linked to broader defense labor efforts. It warns against labor secrecy and argues for Roosevelt programs while opposing certain figures and groups.

Augustino America Sanderson & Porter Hod Joliet War Department Washington Hitler Britain Stalin Russia Congress Wheeler, Nye la Follette Coughlinites Bundists America First Committee Lindbergh Mr. Roosevelt Shell

Raise Barge From River At Ruby St

A barge owned by Blaske lines of Alton lies 300 feet north of the Ruby street bridge in the Illinois waterway sunk Monday afternoon. It was being towed from the Chicago gravel plant to Willow Springs and now, under government engineers, workers prepare to raise it. A liability dispute between insurers delays the operation. Captain Roy Rowland commands the Judge Ross crew. three feet of water cover the vessel and it obstructs traffic.

Blaske Lines Alton Ruby Street Chicago Willow Springs Judge Ross Roy Rowland

Odd Will County Farm Inmate Dies After Five Years Of Isolation

George Bock born George Bokulich died on the Will County farm after five years as a county charge. Police found 230 postal savings receipts, catalogued golf balls from Inwood Golf Course, and extensive clothing and letters among his belongings. Henr y Lauterbach and undertaker Anton Nemanich recovered the items. sister Mrs. John Sapalek held the money orders.

Bock Inwood Golf Course Chicago Henry Lauterbach Anton Nemanich John Sapalek Moscow Idaho Robinson Sapalek Pennsylvania

Woman Killed In Crash Hold Driver

Mrs Dorothy Koehlert 27 of 525 Harwood street died after a collision at Jackson street and Henderson avenue. Her husband William Koehlert drove on impact with Walter Hylka who ran a stop sign. Barbara, their four year old daughter, and Mr Koehlert sustained injuries. Hylka allegedly drank and fled the scene. Inquest set for tomorrow at 10. Deputies seek George Duckmanton and David Can for related incidents. Other accidents injure Marjorie Jessen and Leslie Barcroft. a horse was killed in a separate crash on Coal City road.

Dorothy Koehlert Harwood Street William Jackson Street Henderson Avenue Will County Sherman Ent W. McKay Walter Kief Hulka Hylka Koehlert Kaehlert Barbara Rialto Theater E. A. Kingston George Duckmanton David Can Walter McKay Duckmanton

Youth Burned in Ivy Explosion Near Eastern Avenue Car

William Hrej an 18 year old resident of 155 N Eastern Avenue was severely burned on his right leg when gasoline he was pouring into a car tank exploded. He was taken to St Josephs hospital by police and treated for first degree burns as firemen extinguished the blaze on a car owned by J F Smith.

William Hrej N. Eastern Avenue Hrej St. Joseph’s Hospital J. F. Smith

Town to Get Railroad Signal After Commerce Hearing

Martin P. Gleason town clerk and Emmett McGuire highway commissioner told the commerce commission in Chicago that a modern warning signal will be installed at the Patterson road intersection with the Santa Fe railroad tracks by the railroad company.

Martin P. Gleason Emmett McGuire Commerce Commission Chicago Patterson Road Santa Fe

Postmasters To Check On Equipment

The Post Office Department in Washington announces surveys by all postmasters to identify idle equipment supplies or materials. Reports of these inventories will be sent to the Post Office Bureau in Washington, D. C. The move aims to aid defense programs and prevent diversion of needed materials.

Post Office Department Washington Post Office Bureau Washington, D. C

Carrier boys begin October collections on Saturday

The Spectator carrier boys will start their October collections this Saturday. They will collect ten cents to cover the services they have performed.

Aley

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