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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1945

Page

4

Gambling rackets and proposed gambling legalization

A newspaper column criticizes Illinois horse racing laws permitting gambling within race track enclosures. It urges lawmakers to repeal or amend the statute, noting lobbyist influence and calling for regulation akin to liquor control.

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Law of this character lifts the cloud and reveals suspect officials

The speaker urges a character to stop scouting and join a political movement. He describes a plan to expose officials, shift corrupt fixers into new jobs, and drain public trust. The dialogue notes the diplomat role and suggests Harold and Lottie assist, with Brotherhood figures observing actions.

Brother Hollingsworth Holly Harold Lottie Brother

CYO Vacation Schools Open Here Monday

Joliet CYO vacation schools begin Monday for the summer season under Rev. Joseph Reilly director. Classes run Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon with sewing arts crafts singing and games taught by Domincan Franciscan and Felician nuns. Sessions will be held at West Side Cunningham Oak Grove Rockdale East Side St Stevens Hall Forest Park Washington schools and Dunbar community house. Contact Fr. Reilly at St. Raymonds church for schedules.

Joliet CYO Joseph Reilly West Side Cunningham School Oak Grove Rockdale East Side St. Stevens Hall Forest Park Washington Dunbar Community House Fr. Reilly St. Raymond's Church

Srt. John R. Myers Receives Merit Furlough Home

On his way home for reclassification or discharge T/Sgt John R Myers husband of Mrs Carmela Myers of 411 Cleveland Ave is awarded a merit furlough. A veteran of armored warfare he served with the 3rd Armored Spearhead division which fought in five European campaigns Normandy northern France the Rhineland the Ardennes and central Germany.

John R. Myers Carmela Myers Cleveland Avenue United States 3Rd Armored Normandy France Rhineland Ardennes Germany Belgium Siegfried Line

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