Harmony Plan Aims to Curb Speed Traps in Joliet
Commissioner Wraith pledges harmony in Joliet police and fire departments, ends political favoritism, and keys stricter penalties for drunken driving. He orders courteous enforcement, targeted motorcycle patrols in schools and busy streets, and higher fines for DUI. Changes, including officer transfers, are expected within two weeks.
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Blue Ribbon Jubilee at Dinet's Features Readings
Customers at Dinet & Co receive a free character reading next week as part of the Blue Ribbon Jubilee. John D. Jensen, renowned character analyst, will offer free readings each morning during the week of April 11 to purchasers this week, with the sales slip serving as admission. Private readings are morning only. 2:30 p.m. lectures by Mr Benson in the basement auditorium.
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Young Republicans Adjourn Till Fall
The Young Men’s Republican club of Will county held their final meeting until fall last Tuesday at the Irving Athletic club. President James Barr moved to discontinue summer meetings and end with a June picnic, a plan agreed by members. Attorney John B. Anderson praised the group and pledged support from the Republican committee.
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