Republicans Kain and Masters Driven To Seek Fourth Terms In Joliet
In Joliet politics both candidates show confidence for reelection. Kain, son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Masters Sr and a Joliet native, is 38, married, with two sons, and has a long legal career including tenure as deputy circuit clerk and deputy county treasurer. He emphasizes cost savings and office streamlining while holding multiple bar associations roles. Masters, 40, married with one daughter, has served as Will County prosecutor for three terms and gains recognition as a circuit cost procedure authority. his background includes leadership in county officials groups and extensive legal work in Joliet.
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Illinois Seventh District Bar Association
Will County
American Bar Association
Democracy In Action
Marjorie Mayer
Glenwood Avenue
Ijlinois Association of County Officials
JTHS
Joliet
Leena Rusch
Daupgister
Paula
Avenue
Herman Grassle
Grassle
Jolit
Henrietta Ryan
Marion Street
Florence
Joliet Township
Ernest E. Overbey
Overbey
Will County Board of Supervisors
National Police Academy
FBI
Doerfler
Linden Avenue
Will County Officials Seek Re‑election Amid Close Vote Outlook
County offices loom as Republicans and Democrats mobilize for a Tuesday tally. C H Peterson leads GOP efforts praising Eisenhower victory, while Democrats claim Governor Stevenson strength in key states. Biographies profile Peterson Doerfler Kelly Aremovic and others with ages addresses and family details.
Democratic Candidate Seeks Second Term In Illinois Race
A Joliet area Democrat born in Chicago seeks his second term after a career as a lawyer and World War II veteran. He served at Joliet Arsenal and Wilmington before becoming state attorney candidate. At 58, he and his wife live on Third Avenue. he is an electrician and former local sports star.
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Chicago
Will County
Joliet Arsenal
Wilmington
Third Avenue
Joliet
Will County Voter Guide Seeks Candidate Outreach
A notice invites residents to learn about candidates seeking office in Will County ahead of next Tuesday's election. The effort aims to better acquaint voters with contenders and their platforms.
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Will County
Joseph M. McKeon for Coroner
Joseph M. McKeon runs for coroner announcing residency at 562 Clay Street. A longtime phytotherapist he previously served as deputy coroner under Dr Londus Brannon in the 1930s.
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Clay Street
Londus Brannon
Edward Glad Named Committeeman for 62nd Precinct
Edward Glad and his wife with two daughters reside at 1016 Woodruff. He serves as committeeman of the 62nd precinct and is part owner and operator of a Forest Park tavern.
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Edward Glad
Woodruff
Forest Park
Tax amendment on blue ballot heads voters’ next Tuesday
Voters face a blue ballot amendment to the state constitution about taxation. The proposal would ban a state income tax, allow food exemptions from sales tax, and let the legislature classify and exempt certain property from direct taxation while keeping a real versus personal property distinction. Proponents cite flaws in uniform assessments and support from major groups. opponents urge caution. A yes vote would approve the amendment alongside other blue-ballot changes.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Slar
Illinois Municipal League
Illinois League of Women Voters
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Robert L. Spreitzer
Spreit
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Braidwood
Prairie Avenue
Martin Lundquist
E. A. Kingston
Will-Grundy Medical Society
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Wilma Menzing
Sugar Creek Subdivision
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Rockdale
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New York
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Plainfield
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Coppotelli
Elmer W. Johnson
Edith F. Johnson
E. van Buren St
John Irving Pearce
George A. Ronchetti
Joseph M. McKeon
First National Bank
Joliet, Illinois
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Central Court
N. Scott Street
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