06 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
1
A public piece argues that many today think in short words and miss the gist of ads and bank talk. It explains banking history from gold hoards to deposits and reserves, noting the shift to general funds and loan profits, admitting the jargon can baffle the average reader.
Fifteen to twenty thousand fight fans from Chicago and the Midwest are expected at the Chicago Stadium for the national Catholic inter city and Catholic Youth Organization bouts. Joliet supporters will cheer for the Chicago district team led by "Popeye" Narczyk who faces Larry Vaughan of San Francisco.
Stateville prison officials report convicts plan a basketball league formed from cell house groups. The interior of the dining room may be converted into a court as most prisoners are fed in their cells.
Holly Club officers and guests praised the Rialto theatre as a venue for the annual ball and have requested to use the hall again next year. Mort Berman, theatre manager, said he would be pleased to grant the space for the event in the coming year.
Chief Nicholas Fornango orders a citywide check of parking ticket stubs for the past weeks. Officers to arrest overdue holders who fail to bring in their arrest tickets to headquarters.
City health commissioner Dr Lloyd Andrew says the influenza outbreak is expected to end within weeks. After a sharp rise reported by state officers three weeks ago, health authorities believe the malady is in decline following its West Coast to national spread.
James E Corcoran, former police chief, may be appointed to the state highway police this month. He declined to comment on acceptance or confirmation when asked. Appointments in the state police are expected to be announced toward the end of the month.
Engineers report traffic over the Jefferson street bridge has returned to normal levels with a count showing about one third more cars than usual. Jackson street traffic remains light but is expected to rise when dismantling of the Ruby street bridge begins.
Pope Pius XI declares 1933 a jubilee year in the Roman Catholic Church prompting priests and faithful to undertake special pilgrimages to Vatican City. The pontiff will announce the observance in a global radio broadcast.
Auto dealers issued a warning that warm days do not end winter danger with alcohol in radiators. They urged drivers to ensure sufficient coolant to avoid garage damage and engine trouble as temperatures fluctuate.
Governor-elect Henry Horner will urge a rigid economy across all state departments. The plan foresees payroll jobs as a relic, with appointments for Will county job seekers to begin soon after inauguration. Joliet and Will county Democrats have filed over 1,000 applications for limited state posts.
Will County Republicans mourn the death of Calvin Coolidge former president of the United States. He was regarded as one of the greatest leaders and was often called the greatest president by loyal followers.
Bishop B J Sheil of Chicago is credited with much of the Catholic Youth Organization's success in Joliet. He actively supported the C Y O and attended the boxing tournament held tonight in Chicago.
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