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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

4

Be Fair Trade at Home

A Joliet note urges shoppers to support local merchants and buy Joliet goods. It cites two women discussing Oak Park shoe purchases and argues residents should spend money locally to aid Joliet doctors, lawyers, and workers who earn from Will county taxes.

Oak Park Chicago Gary Joliet Will County

Taxes cost more than food in the family budget

The article argues taxes constitute the largest family expense, totaling 9 billion dollars yearly, surpassing food, clothing, rent, and autos. It urges cutting government costs to lower living costs and spur employment and investment.

United State

Two Cent Stamps Go On Sale At Post Offices

Postmaster J. Walter Lowrey says the 1 and 2 cent stamps stored since the 3 cent first class rate change are now sold at stamp windows. Formerly in book formats priced at 25 49 73 and 97 cents, they can now be detached and sold loose.

J. Walter Lowrey

Sisters WCLS Program Debuts Tonight at 6 30

Marilyn Jean and Gloria Lor Shaughnessy, daughters of Mr and Mrs Walter Shaughnessy of 406 Henderson Avenue, will debut on station WCLS in a juvenile program at 6:30 tonight. They sing in duet with the latest popular songs.

Marilyn Jean Gloria Lorrain Shaughnessy WCLS Gloria Marilyn Walter Shaughnessy Henderson Avenue

Lions View Air Transport Pictures at Luncheon

Lions club members attended a noon meeting today to view pictures titled Behind the Scenes of Air Transportation. The Lady Lions joined as guests for the event.

Lions Club Lady Lions

Conquering Lion of Judah Faces Ethiopian High Mount

In the Ethiopian hills a famed lion is described as a tough customer to corral. The analogy suggests the challenge of bringing a powerful figure down from a precarious perch.

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