18 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
1
Editorial extols Theodore Gerlach for keeping a boy's heart, linking youthful spirit to prosperity. It argues true success includes generosity, hospitality, and enduring friendship, urging readers to maintain youthful enthusiasm until life’s end and remember such ideals to improve the world.
Joliet residents fund a radio for the Will County Poor Farm. The drive totals $50 with donations from Barr and Barr Law Firm and others, enabling delivery next week from a local dealer. Books and magazines will supplement the farm’s old people’s library.
At the Franklin D Roosevelt picnic on Sunday at J. W. McCarthy farm two pilots from the municipal airport will offer aerial rides. Passengers may obtain an airborne view of the city during the event.
Joliet thousands of children and college students pack wardrobes for the new school year. Dollar day sales drew a record crowd to the loop as merchants report low prices and eager shoppers preparing for a bright year ahead.
A group of Joliet and Will County Democrats plan a plea to Governor Horner seeking quick appointments to state prison jobs held by Republicans. Veterans note delays persist after A. L. Bowen’s rise to welfare director, with talks of future changes but no immediate action. Democrats vow to press Springfield for jobs before spring.
Sally Rand star of Streets of Paris at the World's Fair will perform in person Tuesday night at Electric Park. Ace Brigade and his orchestra accompany her. organizers promise the fan dance, while sponsors say the act will avoid anything immoral.
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