Will County Store Seeks New Name for Men’s Sportswear
The Job Surplus store run by the Anast brothers, started in 1947 as surplus war cloth ing, now focuses on men's quality sportswear. With 4000 square feet and a 12 by 18 foot start, it offers 5000 jackets and employs three clerks. A naming contest offers ten prizes led by a $100 award and a Chicago dinner. Judges include Mayor Arthur O Janke and two bank executives.
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Ular
Will County
Chicago
Ambassador East Hotel
Arthur O. Janke
Andrew Barber
Union National Bank and Trust Company
John Condon
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National Bank of Joliet
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Policy toward the Communist party outlined in Union Trust letter
A Union Trust Co. letter argues Congress should bar a party that is controlled by a foreign power from elections and require its officials and members to register as foreign agents. It calls for labeling party material and courts to decide if it is a domestic party or a foreign conspiracy. Lobbyist registration analogies are used to justify limits.
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Communist Party
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