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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1959

Page

1

City studies west side sites for civil defense building

Public works director Jack Rohlf to present a report to City Manager Chester B. Lewis at the weekly staff meeting. Joliet officials say as much as 750 000 in federal aid may be available with matching funds. Rohlf reviews nine west side locations and may ask for new appraisals of city buildings amid earlier realtor estimates.

West Side Jack Rohlf Chester B. Lewis Federal Office of Civil Defense Mobilization Joliet Civil Defense Headquarters Rohlf Civil Defense Altho

City to weigh civil defense HQ and department moves

Public Works Director Rohlf outlines plans amid discussion of a West Side civil defense center possibly replacing downtown operations. He envisions a combined city hall public works and police fire hub with access to the loop, while a report to the mayor and council is due at the Sept 21 meeting. A broad housecleaning is anticipated after the report. Mary Padley starts first day at St Marys Carmelite School as she studies piano and organ.

Nicipal Public Works Rahlf Joliet Civil Defense Wheaton Rohlf West Side Civil- Defense Center Wheaton CD Mary Padley Michael Padley N. Eastern St. Mary’s Carmelite School North Eastern Ave

Labor Day Mass at St Joseph Joliet to Feature Rev Revell

Rev. Fabian Revell of St Patrick Wilton Center will speak at the eighth annual Labor Day mass at St Joseph Church Joliet 416 N Chicago. He will address Ethical Practices of Labor in Relation to Practical Living during the 10 a.m. service.

Fabian Revell St. Patrick Church Wilton Center St. Joseph Church Chicago Joliet Father Revell St. Joseph the

Senate shuffles Chicago water diversion bill to committee

In Washington the U S Senate referred the Chicago water diversion bill to the Foreign Relations committee by a 54 to 31 vote, stifling hopes for a cleanup of the Illinois waterway and ending immediate progress on the measure.

Washington U. S. Senate Chicago Foreign Relations Committee

State police shakeup names acting lieutenant in Joliet district

Robert Georgantas, assigned to District 5 Joliet for years, is named acting lieutenant and takes command of District 4 Blue Island. Lt H W Moran transfers from Blue Island to Joliet, ending nine years in Blue Island. Chief William Morris says reassignments follow policy of periodic moves. Joliet had no lieutenant since November. Sgt Norman Becker acted in Joliet.

Robert Georgantas Dist. 5 Joliet Illinois State Highway Police Dist. 4 Blue Island William Morris State Police H. W. Moran

Labor Day Traffic Headed for Record Deaths

The article warns of a 450 death toll during a three day Labor Day weekend as 71 million cars hit the roads. Officials vow full force to curb crashes while noting two thirds of fatal accidents involve violations and half involve drinking drivers. Peter J. McGuire’s labor holiday origin is recalled as the nation braces for a perilous travel period.

Suden Gilbert A. Knater Joseph Trizna R. E. Jacobs Dist Ali- Nois National Safety Council Stratton U. S Peter J. McGuire Knights of Labor Organization Federation of Or

Bill on Lake Michigan diversion to 7,000 cfs stalls in Senate

Senator John Marshall Butler moved to sidetrack the measure in the Foreign Relations Committee. The bill would add 7,000 cubic feet per second of Lake Michigan water a year after passage to aid cities but faced regional opposition and Canadian protests. Illinois Democrat Paul Douglas warned the move to the committee effectively kills the bill.

John Marshall Butler Butler Foreign Relations Committee Senate Lake Michigan Great Lakes Canada U. S Illinois Paul Douglas

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