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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1934

Page

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Favor New Prison Here Editorial Calls for Tax Reform

The piece decries government debt and lax tax collection in February 1934. It notes many 1934 license pirates and argues state license enforcement must start now. It urges more candidates for the April primary and urges citizens to file petitions and run.

Scott Street Ood New York Pennsylvania Eat Rae

Plan for new State prison to alleviate crowding

Springfield reports indicate a plan to build a new prison adjacent to Stateville within a year on state property to relieve overcrowding. Warden Frank D. Whipp cites 5,500 prisoners and urges a 1,500 to 2,000 inmate capacity, while Gov Horner and public welfare director A. L. Bowen warn ongoing crowding could spark unrest.

Stateville Springfield Frank D. Whipp Horner Southern Illinois Whipp A. L. Bowen Department of Public Welfare

Circle Gives Dance for Fourth Anniversary

The Circle of Serbian Sisters will hold its Fourth anniversary dance at 1003 North Scott. The event starts at 7 oclock with admission of ten cents and the public is invited.

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Senator Lewis Pledges Aid in Bank Situation

Senator J. Hamilton Lewis promised to aid Joliet in expediting local banking conditions at the Advertising Club of Joliet. The club outlined a new meeting schedule for the year with one evening meeting monthly and a noon meeting each Wednesday except the eve of the evening session. Wilfred Burns of The Spectator will speak on Motion Picture Advertising at the next noon meeting.

J. Hamilton Lewis Advertising Club Joliet Wilfred Burns The Spectator

Cops Face Firemen in Indoor Benefit Game Next Tuesday

A double header at the high school gym raises funds for the milk fund. Police Captain Irvin Boe leads the cops against Fire Captain Thomas Clemens and his team in the curtain raiser.

Irvin Boe Thomas Clemens

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