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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1932

Page

3

Waterway Opening By January 1 Possible

Deep Waterway project may open by January 1 with five months ahead schedule. Bridges hold up progress but if resolved, Dresden Island and Brandon Road bridges could be completed enabling 16-foot clearance from Chicago to La Salle. Lakes-to-Gulf waterway would become a historic reality for regional trade and real estate growth.

Dan I. Sultan United States Middle West Dresden Island Brandon Road Joliet Pools Sultan Chicago la Salle

Older Boys State Conference Opens With Delegates

About 600 delegates from across the state are set for the Older Boys State Conference opening Friday night. Speakers, some recurring at prior meetings, will address today’s pressing issues. Red division basketball third round tonight features Jays vs Old Timers, Jeds vs Ottawa Street Boosters, American Institute Laundry vs Dragons. Blue division fourth round next Monday has First Lutherans vs Ace Club, Sooners vs Giants, Yankees vs Boston Store, Snarks vs Question Marks. Church volleyball contests proceed next Tuesday with Ottawa Street M. E. vs St Johns English Lutheran and Central Presbyterian vs Grace M. E.

Jays Old Timers Jeds Ottawa Street Boosters American Institute Laundry Dragons Lutherans Ace Club Sooners Giants Yankees Boston Snarks Ottawa Street M. E St. John’s English Lutheran Central Presbyterian Grace M. E Saints Willow Avenue Presbyterian First Presbyterian

C Y O Fighters Stage Final Bouts In Joliet

The program featured 8 C Y O fighters from Joliet and surrounding areas winning spots to the December 2 finals. Kenney and Tacacs outpointed opponents while Roman and Mantello earned decisive wins. Bishop Shields and Police Commissioner Wraith attended as Rev Brahams received the parish team trophy.

Kenney John Kezerle Tacacs John Smith St. Mary’s Joliet Michael Blahut St. Thaddeus Joliet Joe Roman Kankakee Neveau Valentine Penko Joe Mantello Russell Kamp Allen McConnell Harvey William Nurczyk John Pocyga Henry McCarthy Eli Rungaites Rockdale Joseph Bytner Harvery Bytner Rolik Father Brahams Parish Owen McCarthy Joe Solik Chicago Heights Nicholas Father Scanion Chicago Bernard Shields McFarland Packey Robert Wraith William A. Hennessy Brahams

Co W C Union to Install Officers

Installation of officers for Central Western Catholic Union branches will be held December 11 at St Johns Hall. Joliet leader J Adam Wilhelmi will be installing officer. Arrangements are led by John C Hartung with a large committee including Richard Kehlenbach John Ochs Mrs Frances Gronemann and others. Joliet Lockport and Lemont branches will participate.

Central Western Catholic Union Executive Board St. John’s Hall J. Adam Wilhelmi Joliet Sureme John C. Hartung Richard Kehlenbach John Ochs Frances Gronemann Olive Hartung Louise Corsini Magdalen Losey Louise Grewenig John Paschertz Charles Wismara Julius G. Weese Fred Drarke George Hobbs Frank Ulrich Lockport Lemont

Hoover Dam Work Proceeds With Speed

Report notes rapid progress on Hoover Dam construction as engineers push ahead with remaining phases. Officials emphasize steady output and adherence to schedules amid scale of the project and thousands of workers on site.

Hoover Dam

Inmate meal costs at Stateville Prison

Stateville and the old prison house 4899 inmates. Edward Rowley, office manager, reports an average meal cost of five and a half cents per inmate, totaling 4.95 for a month and 59.40 for a year. Despite the low price, meals satisfy inmates who receive supplies from the honor farm, with Thanksgiving fowl sourced from the prison.

Stateville Edward Rowley Rowley Honor Farm

Remodeling of Sanitarium to Relieve Overcrowding

Will County farm overcrowding led to reconditioning the old tuberculosis sanitarium to handle overflow. Superintendent Henry Lauterbach said 130 inmates are now being cared for.

Will County Henry Lauterbach

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