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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1950

Page

3

Morris Soldier Describes War Experiences to Mother

Letters from Corp. Paul Holman of Morris, wounded near Waegwan Korea, detail frontline fighting and a request for a cheap pocket watch. He notes heavy North Korean numbers at first, describes a pheasant dinner, and mentions his unit’s position with a map. He has served 27 months, including 21 in Japan and three in Korea.

Arthur C. Lyons Paul Holman Waegwan Korea Corp Holman Japan Morris Corp. Holman Corp, Holman Paul C. Holman Fremont Avenue First Cavalry Division Seventh Marine Division Seoul Yokosuka Lyons Joan Lyons Jay Lyons

Refinery union rejects Texaco six percent wage proposal

Union Local 222 CIO Oilworkers of America and Texaco refinery officials in Lockport met to discuss wages above the company's Sept. 19 offer. The union rejected an 18 cent hourly demand, seeking 18 cents more with a six percent raise retroactive to July 24, and potential reopening every 90 days.

Texas Company Lockport Joliet CIO Oilworkers of America

Joliet Proclaims Week to Aid Handicapped Workers

Mayor Arthur O. Janke opened Joliet's drive for handicapped employment by naming October 1 through 7 as Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. The proclamation calls for equality of opportunity and urges employers and citizens to support the observance, noting veterans and handicapped workers often prove outstanding when placed in suitable roles. It also asks unemployed disabled workers to register with the Illinois State Employment Service at 120 Scott Street and for local employers to place job orders there.

Arthur O. Janke Joliet Toliet Janke Illinois State Employment Service Scott Street Truman Stevenson

Joliet Weather Forecast Looks Cloudy With Light Showers

The Joliet area is mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with occasional light showers. Tonight's low 62, tomorrow's high 75, tomorrow night 58, and Saturday's high 75. Saturday outlook shows cloudy skies with little temperature change.

Joliet

Two Auto Accidents Reported in Joliet

Police report two minor crashes involving four motorists in Joliet. A 1950 Buick owned by Robert F. Lewis was hit by a 1949 Plymouth driven by F. W. Clift and accompanied by his wife Joyce. Earlier, a 1950 Ford driven by Robert L. Colbert collided with a 1937 Dodge driven by Mrs. Howard Gierich at Ottawa and Washington.

Joliet Robert F. Lewis Oakland Avenue F. W. Clift Main Street East Chicago Ind Clift Joyce Cass Street Chicago Street Scott Street Robert L. Colbert Miller Avenue Howard Gierich Texas Street Ottawa Washington Streets Colbert Gierich Ottawa Street

Gambling charges filed against Frank Webb in city court

Police charge Frank Webb 60 of 419 Ohio Street with operating a gambling house to be heard in magistrate court Saturday. A second man, Steve, from Joliet, was fined $5.25 in the incident as officers seized six slot machines and held them pending Webb’s case.

Frank Webb Ohio Street Webb Trent STIVE Jackson Steve Joliet Polie Alex Davidson Alex Neuhaus

Gateway amendment explained to Joliet voters

Provisional League of Women Voters explains the Gateway amendment changing Illinois constitutional amending rules. It would pass with two thirds of those voting yes, or by the current majority vote, but only if adopted at the November 7 election. Every ballot matters to approve the change.

Will County Joe Hartley Will GOP Board of Supervisors Hartley Provisional League of Women Voters of Joliet Illinois

Joliet Youths Ordered to Report for Pre-Induction Physicals

Fifty Joliet men have orders from the draft board to report for pre-induction physicals. Two hundred eleven are scheduled for October 10 in Chicago for the examinations.

Joliet Chicago

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