Editorial Comments by John H Garnsey on Recovery and Optimism
The piece discusses how eastern business signals presage national recovery with new orders for bearings and piston rings, and RFC loans in play. It cites a Pennsylvania steel plant, rising train travel demand, and cautions against booms while noting agriculture and supply demand. It contrasts Pollyanna optimism with sober realism and references London layoffs.
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Middle West
RFC
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Will County Court House
Nature
England
London
Spectator to Issue Special Edition Next Wednesday
The Spectator announces a special edition on Wednesday August 15 replacing the normal Friday issue. The notice says the edition will interest every Joliet family and readers are advised to sack the home on Friday of next week.
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Joliet
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Spectator
Hinthorne Forms New Organization to Aid Unemployed
Former Unemployed and Workers Association of Will County president Jesse Hinthorne announces a new group named United Unemployed of Illinois to aid unemployed individuals on relief with politics removed. He cites about 2000 members and plans a second Pulaski hall meeting next Monday night.
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Unemployed and Workers Association
Will County
Jesse Hinthorne
United Unemployed of Illinois
Hinthorne
Pulaski Hall
Relief Commission
Relief Administration
County Teachers Convene Here August 31
The Will county annual conference for 160 one room school teachers will be held Friday August 31 at Jo li township high school. County superintendent August Maue announced the program features specialists in arts history music arithmetic and attendance.
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Will County
Joli Township
Albert Hindle
Maue
Hazel Cowell
Double Parkers Annoy Fornango
The police department ordered all officers yesterday afternoon to arrest motorists who double park in the loop district. Chief Fornango said arrest tickets would be issued to violators of this section of the traffic code.
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Loop
Fornango
Heun Declares City Bus Drivers Will Not Strike
Superintendent William H. Heun announced there would be no strike among city bus line drivers. Rumors of a Sunday midnight stoppage were dismissed as drivers and owners reach a settlement despite confusion over who operated the Chicago line buses. Fourteen new bosses are to be added in two weeks as the system assigns remaining eligible workers.
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Mr. Heun
Chicago
Tity
Heun
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