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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1946

Page

5

Young Joliet accordionist set for radio debut on Sunday

Eleven year old Donald Hlirsch son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hirsch of 314 Ruby street will perform on Morris B Sachs Amateur hour broadcast from station WENR at 12 30 Sunday. The sixth grader at St Johns school has two years of lessons. His medley will include The Star Spangled Polka and Stars and Stripes Forever. He has played at the penitentiary orphan homes county farm Louis Joliet hotel and the Loyal Order of Moose among other Joliet venues.

Joliet Donald Hlirsch Walter Hirsch Ruby Street Donald St. John’s School WENR Stars and Stripes Forever Penitentiary Orphans Homes County Farm Louis Joliet Hotel Loyal Order of Moose

Mexican bases widen hurricane watch for U S coast

The Army Air Forces gain landing rights at Las Varillas Vera Cruz Merida Yucatan and Ixtepec Oaxaca allowing extended hurricane hunting from three Mexican airfields. Hurricanes forming in Gulf of Mexico and Pacific waters near Mexico will be tracked more effectively with weather planes based closer to storms.

United States Army Air Forces AAF Gulf of Mexico Pacific Mexico Morrison Field West Palm Beach Fla Las Vajadas Vera Cruz Merida Yucatan Ixtepec Oaxaca Weather Bureau

Tail shedding lizard uses wriggling tail to distract pursuers

A lizard can shed its tail to escape danger and slither away. The detached tail wriggles briefly to distract predators while the lizard reaches safety.

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