Job reports due under Illinois unemployment act deadline
Reports covering the second quarter under the Illinois Unemployment Compensation act must be filed by July 31. Files postmarked after that date may be considered late.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
6
Reports covering the second quarter under the Illinois Unemployment Compensation act must be filed by July 31. Files postmarked after that date may be considered late.
The piece praises Thomas E. Dewey for youth and courage in defending the two party system during a challenging campaign. It notes wartime duties, past administration faults, and the need to consider unemployment, riots, banks, and national events while acknowledging Dewey's resourcefulness and reliance on support from allies.
A fragment praises John W. Bricker as a seasoned statesman representing a great state. The text hints at themes of national unity and domestic sorrow, with Bricker framed as a central figure in a broader discourse.
The War Shipping Administration invites young men in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin to apply for the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps. Applicants aged 17 years six months to 23 must have a high school education and good physical condition. Write to the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps Washington 25 D C for details.
The Second Presbyterian church will hold a daily vacation bible school at Jackson street and Landau avenue each morning, Monday through Friday for two weeks starting in July. Sessions run 9 to 11 30, with bible study music games and handiwork for boys and girls. All children welcome regardless of religious background. Nursery care for ages two to four. Nominal registration fee. Also included is a note on Dickens and a wartime bonds push.
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