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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

5

Half of Paroled Convicts Return to Prison

Stateville records show about 50 percent of paroled men relapse into trouble. Warden Whipp links crowding in Illinois prisons with enforced idleness, noting 410 convicts were paroled January through August, 85 percent returning to Chicago and old gang ties. Convicts are now paroled to relatives as prison population rises from 2000 in 1922 to 5000 in 1933.

Frank K. Whipp Stateville Whipp Illinois Chicago

Local Firms Raise Wages for Shorter Hours

Joliet employers join the Roosevelt plan under the National Recovery Administration. Businesses operate under codes approved by General Hugh S. Johnson with hours limited to 9:30 a.m. to closing. George Peterson leads local efforts with a committee to organize and survey for unemployment data, while nine majors under Colonel J. E. Morrison begin block by block canvassing for job seekers.

Joliet Roosevelt Conbat Andndustries Hugh S. Johnson George Peterson The Association of Commerce

Insignia Urges Club President to Display Blue Eagles

Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor Club, urged the club and its sixty branches in Illinois and Indiana to act as distributors for consumer Blue Eagles to be placed on windshields of motorists. He cited Chicago as a Mecca for motorists during the Century of Progress and noted an opportunity for broad sticker distribution.

Charles M. Hayes Chicago Motor Club Roosevelt Illinois Indiana Chicago

Hayes Seeks Wider Promotion Among Motorists

The statement notes a plan to push further outreach by promoting among motorists, aiming to engage more drivers with the message and encourage action. It indicates a campaign tone focused on expanding reach within the driving community.

Mr. Hayes

A Library in Every County Becomes Extension Bureau Aim

Springfield Library Extension Service aims to extend access to every Illinois county. Ten counties lack libraries and only one has a county system. With 300000 more readers in three years, lawmakers consider amending county library laws to allow joint services for adjoining counties. Rural residents without library service number 1 772 914 and urban 105 341.

Library Extension Service Springfield Illinois Extension Service Epire

NO SHORT HOURS Lady Dixiana Hen Exemplar at Century of Progress

Bernice Harris shows Lady Dixiana a white Leghorn hen famed for laying 342 eggs in a year. The exhibit in Chicago tests the short hours rule under the national recovery act, with the Clinton Iowa origin hen as the record holder.

Lady Dixiana Bernice Harris Century of Progress Chicago Clinton Iowa

Heating Month Rental Cost Mentioned

A fragment notes a $3.00 monthly rental for equipment during the nine heating months. It references removing an item and paying monthly for equipment in the average home.

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