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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
23
Senator LaFollette heads a program with Chicago singer Miss Gladys Easter and the Joliet high school band directed by A R McAllister. The 7 30 start features a 15 minute band concert followed by Miss Easter singing.
The plan calls for a string quartet and one instrument obtainable from E Brockett, director, or from chorus members. Prices are 85, 50, and 75 cents. All seats will be reserved.
Business leaders and officials urged that Chief Teanelen Fornango be retained as pressure mounts for a new department head. Few changes in departments are planned and a general shakeup is not expected.
Carlos Hall and Miles Stone head a page note that entries in the airplane contest end May 10. Shortly before the contest the committee will appoint three judges and three time keepers to judge the events.
The governor calls for restoring anti-trust law standards with a strong stance on accountability and equal application of charges. He emphasizes that everyone should bear the line’s costs.
Governor Horner warned he would quit if the former captain is returned to work and said he will handle the affair personally to restore harmony. Assistant Warden George Seh ring reported orders to place workers only under Mr. Ragen. Warden Frank D. Whipp received the same instruction.
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