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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

2

Fingerprinting Helps Convict Man of Murder in Joliet Case

Det Detective Maurice Hebert led to the murder conviction of Louis Lutz in Morris by using latent prints found on a garage door and matched with prints taken in Morris and Washington. The evidence, supported by Federal Bureau of Identification experts, secured a life sentence at Stateville.

Joliet Maurice Hebert Louis Lutz Lutz Morris Chicago Hebert Juntz Washington Gerald Enghert Federal Bureau of Identification Stateville United States

Legion Elections to Be Held Aug 5 Nominees Named

Harwood Post of the American Legion schedules officer elections for the new fiscal year on August 5. Nominees include John D. Connor and Ralph W. Lucas for Commander, Art Nelson and Mike Borane for Senior Vice Commander, Harry Williams for Junior Vice Commander, Ross Dague as Finance Officer, P F Green as Chaplain, Matthew Brodiske as Sgt. At Arms, and James J. Ley Clarence Olson Louis Maske and Fred Malle as Directors. Present Commander George W. Hendrick and the incoming commander were appointed by motion. delegates to the state convention also named include Hayes Kennedy Al Meyer Fred Malle J. W. Bartley Mike Borane Art Nelson and Ray Powell.

Harwood American Legion John D. Connor Ralph W. Lucas Art Nelson Mike Borane Harry Williams Ross Dague P. FE. Green Sgt Matthew Brodiske James J. Ley Clarence Olson Louis Maske Fred Malle George W. Hendrick Hayes Kennedy al Meyer J. W. Bartley Ray Powell

Kiwanis Luncheon to Feature Renowned Clown Al Priddie

Kiwanis members will hear Al Priddie, world famous clown, at the Y M C A luncheon Monday noon. Morton Hollingsworth, entertainment chairman, reports Priddie will speak thirty minutes on circus life from his Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey and other circus experiences and is considered a noted authority on the subject.

Kiwanis al Priddie Morton Hollingsworth Priddie Ringling Brothers

Rialto Manager to Go on Vacation

Mortimer E. Berman Rialto theatres manager will depart Saturday for New York for a month long vacation with stops in New York Cuba and California He sails from New York Tuesday for Cuba aboard S S President Wilson of the Dollar line a 3000 passenger vessel and plans visits to the Panama Canal the San Diego fair and California studios including Paramount and Metro Goldwyn Mayer Ac companying him is Irving Lisberg.

Mortimer E. Berman City Theatres New York Cuba California S. S Wilson Dollar Line Panama Canal Pacific Ocean San Diego Paramount Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Irving Lisberg

Kiwanis Club Picnic and Tournament Held Today

Kiwanis members in Joliet gather at Inwood Park for a day of golf, baseball, horseshoe pitching, and running races. Attendees are asked to bring their own picnic lunch for the annual event.

Joliet Kiwanis Inwood Park Kiwanis Club

Why Uncle Sam Keeps printing ten thousand dollar bills

Detroit Free Press notes perplexity over continued existence of the ten thousand dollar bill despite the greater popularity of the one hundred dollar note. The item plays on readin gpublic fascination with large currency.

Uncle Sam Detroit Free Press

National SAR figures on odds of death in a car wreck

National SAR data show odds of dying in a car crash near 850 to 1, highlighting severe danger and urging precaution. The report emphasizes stark risk levels to readers and calls for heightened road safety awareness.

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