04 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
1
The piece argues swift punishment is key to deterring violence, claiming swift justice frightens planners more than harsh degrees. It contends crime, especially violence, is premeditated, not impulsive, and calls for punishments that are prompt and certain to curb offenses.
Discussion warns against rushing to bring all industry under a code by September first. It argues long standing sickness of practices cannot be cured by quick legislative action and notes neglect of the middle class, or white collar workers, who fund and sustain reforms.
Report from Joliet claims John V. McCarthy will likely be appointed Warden of Stateville and its old prison. Springfield sources are cited as authentic, with Democratic leaders noting possible acceptance. Until confirmation comes, names like David Moneypenny and George F. Sehring were considered possible prior choices.
Joliet high school hosts the rural teachers institute September 1 and 2. Approximately 160 one room school instructors from the county plan to attend. The re-opening of District 68 adds one teacher. The agenda includes outlining next year’s course of study and distributing school supplies.
A Will County Poor Farm inmate asserts persistent neglect and diet inadequacies despite a county committee investigation. He cites insufficient meat, limited vegetables, and lack of prescribed meals for the sick, while praising some facility aspects and questioning management.
The SPECTATOR and Joliet residents keep collecting cash toward a $650 radio for the Poor Farm inmates. Only $31.25 is in the treasury, with $18.75 more needed to connect the aging residents to world events and stories. Donations (to 401 N. Chicago St) include $20.50 previously acknowledged, $2 from Two Friends, and smaller gifts from local clubs and individuals.
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