15 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
1
The Spectator argues future events are unpredictable, the era of fixed lines is over, and public governance requires highly qualified leaders. It emphasizes nonpartisanship, signed letters, and competent management from town to national levels to avoid trouble.
The writer argues diagonal parking on Chicago Street will worsen traffic and hazards. They claim Saturday night congestion will increase, backing out blocks lanes and raises accident risk, urging officials to abandon the idea unless Street widened.
Checks totaling 2 300 000 will be ready in a day or two for hundreds of depositors at Joliet National and Will County banks. Merchants who extended credit deserve priority as the city recovers from bank closures. Prompt payment of debts helps local business and aims to restore Joliet’s standing among mid sized U.S. cities.
Grace Moore, renowned operatic and concert star, debuts on screen in One Night of Love to be shown at the Rialto next Wednesday through Saturday November 21 24. The film has won wide praise from critics audiences and Hollywood luminaries. Supporting cast includes Tullio Carminati Lyle Talbot and Nydia Westman.
A Joliet Will County Democratic delegation plans to meet Governor Horner to press for job appointments now held by Republicans. They argue the Democratic victory validates shifting positions, while some prison employees fired by the Republicans may regain posts. Walter Lowrey’s appointment as postmaster is anticipated in coming days.
Charles Jenkins 24, colored, survived a delicate cardiac operation about a month ago. He worries about two ribs missing though doctors say only four inches of one rib are gone. His common law wife brought him to the knife wound in the heart. Jenkins has no left side pain and feels chipper as recovery continues. He is a Missouri native who has lived in Joliet four years and worked on roads and in a junk yard before Depression hit.
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