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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1952

Page

2

Worst polio year in Will county with decline now

Will county reports forty five polio cases so far this year with two deaths and two iron lung patients. Dr John F Carey cites prompt diagnosis and high recovery rates while noting past underreporting and the county rate of 32 per 100000. County health officer Dr J Fatherree says Chicago’s rate is 20 and calls the year epidemic for statistics.

Jeff John F. Carey National Foundation For Polite Foundation J. Fatherree Will Chicago Fatherree

Four hurt in Route 66A crash near Romeo Reed

Wen Bannister 50 of North Vernon Ind drove into a stalled truck on Route 66A near Romeo Reed as the driver set warning flares. Three others injured were Fred Bannister 46 Sally Bannister 16 and Ardis Kerhist 54. Fractured noses reported for Ivan Bannister and Kerhist.

Wen Bannister North Vernon Ind Romeo Reed St. Joseph's Hospital Tezak Gerald Dakes Fred Bannister Lock Sally Bannister Lockport Ardis’ Kerhist Fairland Ivan Bannister Kehrst Bannister Robert Georgantas Lockpot Township High School

Burke Mead Recovering After Heart Attack

Burke R Mead news editor of The Spectator is recovering in St Josephs hospital after a heart attack in Dy George Faulkner office at the Svetch Faulkner clinic 211 N Hickory street He collapsed at noon while a patient Fire department halator squad revived him and took him to the hospital Family visitors only listed as allowed Mead considered on the mend

Burke R. Mead E. Benton Street the Spectator St. Joseph's Hospital George Faulkner Svetch-Faulkner N. Hickory Street Mead

Weather Outlook: Cloudy and Cooler Next Two Days

Weather will be cloudy and cooler tonight then partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow. Low tonight around 53 and high tomorrow near 68 with a low tomorrow night about 48. Saturday brings a high near 77 and a fair look with little change in temperature.

Auto Supply Company Car Recovered After Theft Suspicion

An automobile owned by the Auto Supply company of Chicago was towed to a public garage after a police check on ownership. It had been parked near St. Joseph's Church for several days and was found with jumper wires attached to the ignition. Police believe the car was stolen and notified Chicago police it was located in Joliet.

Auto, Supply Company of Chicago St. Joseph's Church Joliet

Neighbor Shotgun Suit Seeks 5000 Dollars

Robert Adams files in Will County Circuit Court against George Barras for personal injuries after Barras fired a double barreled shotgun during a domestic dispute on August 24. Adams alleges pellets injured his legs and torso. Barras, 72, intervened and fired.

Will County Robert Adams Howard Street George Barras Michael Orenic Adams Barras Sheriff's Office

Bonas Sues Shontwiler Over 1950 Route 66 Collision

John J. Bonas of 210 N Bluff Street sues Jack Shontwiler for a Christmas Day 1950 auto crash on Route 66 A two miles south of Joliet seeking 10000 dollars for injuries and 750 dollars for car damage. He is represented by Schenk Dimas and Vinson.

John J. Bonas N. Bluff Street Jack Shontwiler Joliet Bonas Schenk, Dimas and Vinson

State GOP Leaders Demand Change in Illinois Campaign

Morton H. Hollingsworth, chair of the Republican state center committee, is relieved of much of his role as dissension grows. Roy Erickson of Bloomington named executive director amid protests from Cook County and downstate leaders who warn Hollingsworth lacks campaign acumen and familiarity with party politics. The shakeup follows bitter complaints during the state fair period and highlights deep party strife across Illinois.

Morton H. Hollingsworth Republican State Censar Committee Hollingsworth Roy Erickson Bloomington Downstate Cook County State Central Erickson Suel Will County General Eisenhower Chicago Sheriff Badd Cook Illinois

New Joliet area high school to rise on Route 30

District 210 selects Chapman to lead the future 450 student campus east of Joliet. Plans call for a two story academic block with gym shops cafeteria and library plus music television agriculture home economics and multiple core subjects.

Whapman District 210 Route 30 Joliet Chapman Woking State Department of Public Instruction Shuttleff “College University of Illinois Winchester Community High School Morgan County

Inhalator Aids 67 Year Old Frank Chellino Stroke

Frank Chellino of 514 Linden avenue suffered a mild stroke at home around 9 30 am. Joliet firemen and the family physician revived him using an inhalator for 25 minutes. Earlier, firefighters assisted 7 week old Linda Lou Jonovvak at 705 W Marion street after a choking spell.

Frank Chellino Linden Avenue Joliet Robert Schwab Richard Holmquist Robes Robertson Anton Russ Marion Street Linda Lou Jonovvak William Dagget St. Joseph's Hospital Re Department

Joliet Detectives Seek Mamie Richardson in Pigeon Dropping Case

Joliet police sent detectives Joseph Monshall and Bernard Simmons to Chicago to bring Mamie Richardson, 47, wanted for larceny linked to a confidence game. The case involves the so called pigeon dropping scam that swindled Miss Margaret McLennon of 1200 dollars after meeting two women on city streets in 1949. Police warn of similar schemes and urge reporting suspicious offers to share found money.

Joseph Monshall Bernard Simmons Joliet Chicegs 4 Webster Streets Miss McLennon Bluff Street Mamie Richardson Chicago Ervin F. Boe Richardson Detroit John Dillon

Veal Divorce Filed by Christine Veal Over Cruelty

Christine Veal of 827 Otis avenue files for divorce from Thomas Veal alleging cruelty since their 1940 marriage. She seeks custody of their one child and has an injunction preventing husband from molesting her or encumbering home interests or visiting her business at 615 Moen avenue.

Christine Veal Otis Avenue Ihyu En Aos Schoenstedt Thomas Veal

Joliet City Struggles Over Waste and Road Funds

Fragmented OCR text outlines Joliet facing sewer and road funding pressures. Officials warn of rising costs, stalled projects, and possible delays to critical infrastructure as residents weigh bids and deadlines.

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