Two shall be born and fate will bind them all
A column notes local social chatter and political hints from Joliet and surroundings. It mentions Commissioner Sam Shepley as a frontrunner, Ray Nicholson aging, and various locals like Mort Berman, Bill Quinn, Al Baskin, and Lewis Dwyer facing April Fool candy antics. It highlights Mark Kelly’s recovery and Martin Joseph Whalen’s campaign photo.
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Adler
Lewis Dwyer
Lewis
Bookie Levin Hosts Miami Band Opening at Chamber Sunday
Bookie Levin books a Miami band for a Sunday opening at the Chamber of Commerce. The event showcases local and regional acts with a high-energy set and promotions for attendees.
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Bookie Levin
Miami
Chamber of Commerce
Brother B. Charles Celebrates 50 Years in Religious Order
Brother B Charles marks his golden jubilee at St Marys College Winona Minnesota. He served thirteen of fifteen years as assistant director at De La Salle Catholic high school after the Christian Brothers left Joliet in 1933. Congregations and alumni sent letters gifts and purses in Joliet.
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B. Charles
de la Salle High School
Catholic High School
Christian Brothers
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Minn
Brother Charles
Joliet
Glencoe Club
Glencoe School
de la Salle
de la Salle Patroness Society
Collegians Enter Housing Canvass in Grinnell
Grinnell College to supply house-to-house canvassers from its student body for a Better Housing campaign. Local officials expect strong results due to the high quality canvassers and support from the college.
United Unemployed of Illinois Announces Job Campaign
Jesse H. Hanthorne, president, says the organization will conduct a community work campaign for its members. The plan aims to find numerous odd jobs for the unemployed during the spring house cleaning period.
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Jesse H. Hanthorne
United Unemployed of Illinois
Population Classes Divided by March First 1932 Event
A historical note describes two population classes: those who recall their location on March 1, 1932, and those who do not. It emphasizes memory as a social divider.
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Winnie Moriarity
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Mort Berman
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