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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
4
A brief excerpt quotes Luciano Dallaglio urging citizens to recognize the right path to good government and living, emphasizing civic participation in the upcoming election.
A reader lauds the anti machine movement, praising William Stratton and Frank Masters. The letter urges widespread turnout, predicts a decisive end to machine rule and asserts hope for a transformed future with ballot driven politics.
A reader endorses Dr Willard M Preston dentist in Chalstrom building as candidate for Joliet Township High School board inspector. Election is next Saturday April 12 at Joliet High from noon to 7 pm with no salary for the post and free service offered.
A Joliet writer defends Joe Boles and Mr. Egan against harsh remarks. The letter praises Boles as a fine young man and Egan as a good man, noting 35 years of neighborly behavior by the families. The author urges self-reflection and unity in Joliet.
A Joliet reader laments confusion over the upcoming election and notes that many others may share the uncertainty about how to vote. The writer hints at a debate on issues and the difficulty of choosing a path.
A reader rails at machine politics and party hypocrisy while admitting a fondness for gambling and horse racing. The piece indicts politicians who condemn gambling yet engage in it, urging readers to vote in primaries and not be swayed by party lines.
Mrs William H Barz of 16 Ruby Street commends Fluff Dry Dry Fold and Fall Finish for clean efficient work and quick courteous delivery. She suggests calling 9201 and asking Jennie White for more information.
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