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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

3

Repeal This Law Attacked by Downstate Cities

A discussion on a law deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court, with rehearings and reversals. Firemen and policemen face pension and pay questions while taxpayers bear burdens. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company owners oppose a chain store tax, impacting small merchants nationwide.

Supreme Court Ilinois Hartford Boys Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company

Labor War Threatens Loop Killer In Convict Garb

A Joliet area crime story details an A and P employee who murdered a friend, disposed of the body in the Illinois River, and confessed to kidnapping plans. The suspect faced community disbelief, with psychiatrists noting possible mental illness. He left a wife and a 10 year old son.

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Joliet Clerks Union Campaign Aims at All Stores

Labor organizers from the American Federation of Labor push to sign up clerks in Joliet. After the Will County Trades and Labor council placed the Kline store on an unfair list, deliveries by the American Express were halted. Pickets appeared at Kline’s while owners defend employee choice.

Joliet Will County Trades and Labor Council Kline American Express Company Kline's American Federation of Labor

Ericsson League Delegates Hit Foreign Policy and Spending

In Joliet the John Ericsson Republican League session at the Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions criticizing the national Democratic administration’s foreign policy and aggressive spending. Prominent resolutions vote were led by Hi mar Rehn and Senator Arnold Benson, with Floyd E Olson presiding as 400 delegates gathered.

National Democratic Administration John Ericsson Republican League Chamber of Commerce Himar Rehn Will County Arnold Benson Batavia Jones George T. Jones Joliet Floyd’ E. Olson Franklin C. E.bi

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