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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

24 Aug 1934

Page 6

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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1934

Page

6

Lockport Post Plans Mammoth Fall Festival

The Lockport American Legion John Olson Post will stage a four day Fall Festival production titled The World's All Right with a cast over 150. The show directed by Miss Virginia Tisch runs August 31 and September 1 at Lockport High School Athletic Field. Cast includes Dr. J. D. Young as Jimmy Waddell and Helen Ladd as Jane Rogers with David Bigelow as Joe and Eleanor Kahler as Gertie Green in a local talent showcase.

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John Olson Post American Legion Lockport Virginia Tisch Lockport High School Dr. J. D. Young Jimmy Waddell Helen Ladd Jane Rogers Jimmy David Bigelow Joe al Jolson Sam Eleanor Kahler Gertie Green
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A and P Will Include U S Grades on All Canned Goods

The A and P Company plans to revise its canned goods labels to meet U S Department of Agriculture grades. NRA official Armin W Riley says ten percent of total packs will be brought into line for labels on its own brands and for cans repacked by commercial packers.

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A. and P. Company U. S. Department of Agriculture Armin W. Riley NRA
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Black Shirt Group Formed in England Amid Spouse Visit Rumor

A Black Shirt organization is reported in England, described as comprising men whose wives are away visiting relatives. The item notes the unusual social formation and hints at domestic absence as a unifying context.

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England
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