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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

03 Jun 1942

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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1942

Page

4

Mahoney becomes Joliet theater chief at three houses

George F. Mahoney Jr. takes over as city manager of Joliet Great States theaters serving the Rialto Princess and Orpheum. The hometown boy started as an usher and rose through local politics advertising and civic roles, directing community drives and church activities while guiding openings in Kankakee and Aurora.

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Joliet Great States Joliet Rialto Princess and Orpheum George F. Mahoney Jr The Spectator Joliet Herald-News Joliet Park Sportsmen's Club Joliet- Will Will County Catholic Action Council Roy Rogan J. J. Rubens John Balaban Princess Kankakee Aurora Illinois
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GOP Women Snoopers Target Roosevelt in 1940s Drive

A Republican National Committee plan mobilizes women nationwide to spy on New Deal propaganda. Miss Marion Martin leads the effort urging women to rally, mock Roosevelt, and boost party unity amid wartime and political attacks.

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New York Republican National Committee Marion Martin Marion Hitler Roosevelt Hoover Coolidge Mellon Harding Daugherty Mrs. Slibbery Krajeski Africa van Bellevue Marion Maeaur Steve Mrs. Krajeski White House Grady Waacs Waves Spars
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Estate of Frank Kaiser Closed After Four Years of Litigation

The Kaiser estate in Frankfort was closed in probate court before Judge Fred Adams after a four year dispute. Kaiser died in 1935 with a 1939 will filing. administrator Joseph Ringle was dismissed and ordered to turn over assets to Harry W. Osman of Joliet, the new administrator, ending the long probate battle. Paul Reynaud, former French premier, is jailed in the Pyrenees and writing memoirs.

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Frank Kaiser Frankfort Fred Adams Kaiser Joseph Ringle Harry W. Osman Joliet
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