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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1942

Page

3

Mayor Jones Faces Criticism Over Air Wardens in Will County

The Joliet leader draws fire from Waugh appointed four Will County air wardens, with critics accusing him of undermining civilian defense. The letter questions Jones's judgment and suggests his plan risks panic and self serving control while praising or listing other local figures.

Mayor Jones Will County Mr. Jones Joliet Jones Waniteke Jones John. F. Lux Ted Jack MatKeever George General

Republicans Plan Full Ticket To Challenge Barr Backed State

Independent Republicans announce a full county and state slate opposing Senator R J Barr and brother G A Barr. Democrats aim for a complete county ticket. A young strong state senator candidate is sought. Petitions circulate to field candidates against Judges Cowing Adams and Ivan Rhodes. Louis Bottino and Don Lang likely avoid opposition.

R. J. Barr G. A. Barr Judge Cowing Adams Ivan Rhodes Louis Bottino Don Lang Senator Barr

Spectator Announces Early Publication For Bargain Days

The Spectator will publish one day earlier to cover Joliet merchants special sale days on February 19 20 and 21. The paper will arrive Wednesday afternoon with bargains and a replacement for the former semi annual Dollar Day urging readers to watch for the next issue.

Joliet Spectator

Sixteen Bouts Set for Tournament Finals in Joliet

The Eleventh Chicago Tribune Spectator Golden Gloves finals will be held Tuesday at Catholic High School gym. Open and novice divisions showcase top boxers from Aurora, Kankakee, Joliet, and surrounding towns with anticipated at least sixteen bouts and grand showmanship from 8:15 p.m. official start.

Chicago Tribune-Spectator Catholic High School Joliet Francis Smith Aurora Art Brady Kankakee John Hendren Ted Coy Chicago Joliet Boys Andy Franks John Arrest L. Brock Egin Jackie Woods Oods

Reed faces several challengers in legislature race

The article notes Congressman Reed will face opposition from multiple sources as candidates for the legislature enter the race.

Didates Reed

Federal orders halt defense bond chain mail schemes

The federal government reiterates that sending letters soliciting defense savings stamps via the mail remains a violation of postal fraud and lottery statutes. New orders forbid delivery to persons accused of participating in such chain schemes.

Union Funds Under International Audit in Joliet

J A Evensen, first vice president of the International Union of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers, arrived from St Louis to Joliet and assumed control of the local union. He directed auditing of records and funds, denying any officer dishonesty while citing excessive and irregular expenditures as the reason for international intervention.

J. A. Evensen International Union of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers Joliet St. Louis International Union Mr. Evensen Evenson S the International Evenson International Poy Evenson Inigder

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Golden Gloves Norman Smith Elgin Walter Chinski Smith Chinski Emerson Olson Morris Bob Law Olson Law Claude Smith Channing Miller Joliet Catholic High School William R. McCabe Fight Barr State Roque Guso Adam Miller Charles Persiciti Miller Percisiti Leon Hall John Hendron Foster Webster
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