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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1933

Page

3

Can't Use Police Cars as Taxi Cabs Declares Judge

Henry Swanson a 36 year old Joliet man exploited a loophole by posing as a sick pedestrian to ride ambulances to the city center for his illegal rides. He used repeated ambulance pickups to shuttle between outlying districts and the business section as part of a scheme tied to alcohol and begging.

Henry Swanson Joliet Henry

Three Broadcasts Weekly by Pastor Macpherson

The Rev. Walter H. Macpherson of St. John's Universalist church will be heard in three weekly broadcasts from WKBB. He appears Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 1 PM in poetry programs. A separate jail scene shows Henry receiving thirty days for a drunken act and a warned six months for a repeat offense.

Walter H. Macpherson St. John’s Universalist Church WKBB Mr. Macpherson Henry

Jews to Gather for Zionist Assembly at Soldier Field

Thousands of Jews will meet July 3 for a pageant of the history of their race on Soldier's Field. Louis Lipsky, former Zionist leader, now chair of the American Palestine committee, and President Rufus Dawes discuss plans for Zionist Assembly Day at the Century of Progress exposition. About a half million Jewish faithful will attend, with Chaim Weizmann among the leaders attending. The program culminates with a festival on Soldier Field.

Soldier’s Field Louis Lipsky Zionist Movement American Palestine Committee Rufus Dawes Zionist Assembly Jewish Agency For Palestine Lipsky Chaim Weizman London

Feltman-Currie Shoe Company Announces Grand Spring Opening

The Feltman Currie Shoe Company at 104 North Chicago Street plans a large spring opening sale starting tomorrow. New stock for ladies and men will be offered at one third of actual value. Free hosiery will be given to customers.

Feltman-Currie Shoe Company Chicago Street Joliet Feltman-Currie Company Claude Sylvester

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