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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1957

Page

2

Dr Scarpitto Resigns to Head Eastern School System

Dr Michael Scarpitto, Joliet grade schools assistant superintendent for four years, submitted his resignation effective Oct 7 at a regular meeting. He thanked staff and citizens for cooperation as board members praised his administrative ability. The board approved the resignation and set new transfer boundary policies to handle growing requests.

Michael Starpitto Joliet Scarpittio Hab Pentiaa Been Mie i Stoneham Mass Boston Stonehar Rs Junor Men Tehier Jeet English Oseagl I Eugenia Davis Helene Meyers Carrie Crowder Eliza Kelly James D. Pate Gompers Mary B. Wilhelmi McKinley Allen Wisecour Culbertson Jeannette Lowman Genevieve L. Carlin

Old Fashioned Bargain Days Bring Local Merchants Offers

Joliet kicks off Old Fashioned Days today through Sept 14 with free bus rides from 9 40 to 10 30 each day. Prizes include a mink store, a Zenith TV set, bicycles, a GE clock radio, and daily $50 savings bonds for best dressed shopper or clerk. An old fashioned movie starts at Rialto theater Saturday. banners announce participating stores.

Joliet Association of Commerce Retail Merchants Association

Tuckers Use Bypass Routes to Bypass Downtown Loop

City Manager Chester B Lewis reports trucks are routed to avoid downtown using the Henderson avenue and Chicago street bypasses. Route 6A remains unchanged. Trucks on routes 52 to 66 use Larkin Avenue with a new speed zone near the school on Larkin between Glenwood and Ingalls avenues. Signs warning truckers and motorists will be placed this week.

Chester B. Lewis Henderson Avenue Chicago Street Washington Street Larkin Avenue Lewis Larkin Glenwood

Postal workers lash Ike veto over pay raise dispute

Joliet postal clerks denounce President Eisenhower after he vetoed a 546 dollar yearly pay raise. Henry P. Kapsch of local No. 324 National Federation of Post Office Clerks says inflation claims ignore real costs of living and that clerks bear inflation, not causes. Congress had approved the raise, but the president vetoed it, prompting sharp criticism.

Eisenhower Liberia Henry P. Kapsch National Federation of Post Office Kapsch Joliet Congress Kapsch Saigy House Favur Lican Senate White House

Will County lawyers study plan to create city court

A Will County Bar association committee led by C George Dimas studies creating a city court with the same powers as the circuit within city limits. If approved a petition would trigger an election and a possible city judge and clerk, with the court handling law and chancery and even summoning a grand jury.

Will County Bar Association Atty. C. George Dimas Bar Association Atty Robert E. Higgins Charles McKeown Charles Robson Walter Herschbach Francis Dunn Ralph’ Murphy Robert Thomas J. W.faulkner Albert Krusemark F. Donald Delaney Circuit Court Hingis Aurora Geneva Chicago Heights Calumet City Elgin DeKalb Zion

Bloodstained clothing found in Joliet railroad car

Police investigate a bundle of women’s bloodstained clothing found in a gondola car on the Elgin Joliet and Eastern railway near Meeker Avenue. The items include a blouse stained with blood, a white sheet, slippers, two cigarette lighters, medicine bottles, keys and Chicago telephone numbers. Detectives link the find to the slaying of 15 year-old Judith Anderson in Chicago last month.

Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company Meeker Avenue John Dillon John Malloy Jolietlice Joseph McGovern Thomas Wise Verle Jones Judith Anderson Chicago Bob Terzich Route 3 Plainfield Dillon West Madison Street Joliet American Steel and Wire Company

Chalstrom Estate In Joliet Valued At 554000

Probate Judge Stewart Hutchi son sets October 5 for hearing on the estate of Mrs Amanda Chalstrom who died July 9 leaving 500000 in personal property and 54000 in realty. Co executors are son Gilbert and daughter Florence C. Trustees include Gilbert Phyllis C and stepdaughters Florence Alice Wilson and Myrtle Nord Joliet, Geneva Chalstrom also named. Other charitable bequests and distribution provisions noted.

Stewart Hutchison Amanda“ Chalstrom Chalstrom Gilbert Taylor Street Florence C Western Avenue John C. Chalstrom Phyllis C. Gilbert Royal Oaks Mich Florence Alice Wilson Myrtle Nord Joliet Geneva Chalstrom

Belief Bundle Ties to Chicago Slaying Inconclusive

Authorities doubted the bundle linked to the Chicago slaying while Dillon awaited a Chicago police call. He suspected a transient left the bundle in the car.

Chicago Dillon

Joliet Will County Community Chest Drives 1957 Campaign

About 1,600 volunteers prepare for the Joliet Will County community chest campaign running October 10 through 21 to support 17 youth health and welfare agencies. Five divisions operate, with initial gifts the first to meet, chaired by Al Smiles. A new 15 minute film Dont Sell Them Short is offered for meetings, with arrangements via the chest office Joliet 3 0666.

Joliet-Will. County Tch al Smiles Cest Joliet

Joliet Man Stabbed In Chicago Incident

Eleutetic Villareal of 712 Feet Avenue reported to police he was stabbed by two men during a visit in Chicago after one asked for a match. He drove to Joliet for treatment at St. Joseph hospital and could not describe the stabbing location.

St. Joseph Hospital Eleutétic Villareal Feet Avenue Chicago Villare Joliet

Fragmentary notice of second class mail entry October 1 1940

The record mentions second class mail entry dated October 1 1940 at the Post Joliet and a note about Tikole under March 8 1897.

Joliet. Tikole

Flood funds aid education and farm projects in state plan

A fragmented OCR passage notes state funds supporting education and agriculture programs. It mentions new measures and wall construction related to flood recovery and regional planning, with reference to funding sources and faith-based units.

Educ Farm Nce Unit

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