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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
5
The guidance states the groom and best man should wear tuxedos only if all bridal party members dress alike. Tuxedos suit evening ceremonies but are improper for an afternoon wedding. blue business suits may be worn if the bride’s gown isn’t overly formal.
The swagger suit is fine for the train if weather stays cool. For the party an afternoon dress is suggested as neither the swagger suit nor a silk sport dress seems appropriate.
Deputy Coroner Willard Blood leads a search in the river south of Smith's bridge for Victor Taft of 208 South Hebbard Street. Taft is believed drowned when his motorboat overturned and the craft was found floating upside down half a mile from the bridge.
The president seeks to revive prosperity through a national reforestation program. Officials believe sending workers to forests will lift the nation from economic hardship and place it back on a path to growth.
John Danko owner of a Route 4 roadhouse near Wilmington failed to post $5,000 bonds set by Justice of the Peace Domin ic Romano and was jailed on a robbery charge. The arrest followed a complaint by Michael Bush of Chicago who said he was held up and robbed of $360 on May 28 while returning from Martin Danko's Wilmington area farm where he had been employed.
The article notes Marconi’s claim that the next war will be fought by radio, contrasting it with the gas attacks seen in World War I and suggesting new kinds of strategic conflict ahead.
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