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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
2
A Joliet bulletin lists prison rule humor about striped dress and standing meals for escaped prisoners. It mentions Felix McManus and Dave Rosin visiting, political shifts among Republicans and Democrats, local business figures, a potential prison leadership plan, and a parade of town personalities with brief anecdotes and upcoming Junior Chamber of Commerce dance details.
Sergeant James O Neill lists common speeding alibis from motorists. The tips note frequent phrases used to evade highway patrol and urge motorists to consider safer driving habits.
Henry G. Burger of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs says all Joliet Home Laundry drivers will join the union within two weeks. He notes local salaries lag Chicago, with drivers earning far less for similar business, proposing a flat 25 dollar salary plus commission.
The De La Salle alumni dance for couples only is set for February 10 at Rialto Gardens. Music by a popular local orchestra runs 9 to 1, with John Smith as chairman and assistance from John Limacher John Schuster Ray Brennan and Stephen Starmann.
The article explains 1932 tax changes under the revenue act with higher rates retroactive to January 1 and deadlines by March 15. It notes forms 1040 and 1040-F for individuals and corporations, offers three installments on June 15 September 15 and December 15, and urges early filing to avoid costly mistakes. It cites United States Commissioner David Burnet on open offices and the large rise in taxpayers.
Ford Motor Co plans to restart plants early next week after a strike affected factories supplying auto bodies. A Ford spokesman provided the update today.
City officials announced late yesterday that John Nygren would be the new fire chief, filling the vacancy left by Calvin Royce. Assistant chief Thomas Ruddy had resigned and would not accept the chief role. no new assistant chief would be appointed at this time.
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