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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
6
A tabulated statement explains the $6.4514 rate in Joliet city limits. It lists the state portion at .39 and details the items composing the total rate, including two increases approved by voters: 25 cents for educational purposes and 121 percent cents for building purposes in School District 86.
A letter urges voters to choose candidates by qualifications over friendliness. It warns against inefficiency, endorses reelection of Joliet Township Highway Commissioner, and notes the April 5 Town Meeting with two offices elected. Readers are urged to attend and decide on the prohibition issue.
A Joliet Basketball Fan letters the editor defending Joliet fans and players against accusations of poor sportsmanship by Lockport supporters. He argues booing is common to both sides and praises Joliet for a clean, sportsmanlike team while noting Lockport’s crowd behavior during the sectional games.
A hostile editorial advocates rounding up criminals and racketeers across the country and shooting them to force information about the Lindbergh baby. The piece promises drastic action if the infant is not located.
A reader complains about delays in accessing funds from a bank that failed nine months ago. The writer questions receivership costs and whether fees will eat into the remaining funds.
A reader profile displays a harsh, gender biased tirade arguing women lack virtue and loyalty. The complaint laments deceit and quarrelsomeness while recounting an unsavory personal encounter as evidence. The letter concludes with a defiant stance on playing the game square.
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