Publisher Albert Rubnitz Honored At Memorial Service
Albert A. Arie Rubnitz founder of the Joliet News Agency and Tripectator owner publisher died after a brief illness. Milwaukee burial held as city officials, publishers and judges attended B NAI Brith services where Rabbi Louis Milgrom praised his lifelong philanthropy and habit of giving to civic religious and charitable causes.
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Albert A. “Arie” Rubnitz
Newsboy
Joliet
Tripectator
B’nai Brith
Louis Milgrom
Rubnitz
Rabbi Milgrom
May Force Jones Out
Rumors spread that W. C. Jones the chairman of the state board of pardons and paroles would be discharged by the Horner administration. The move, described as political to gain Democratic support in Chicago, follows attacks on Jones a Republican hold-over. Continued on Page 13.
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W. C. Jones
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Horner
Parole Board
Chicago
Jones
Colder Weather Forecast With Possible Snow
The weatherman warns of colder conditions and possible snow in the next 24 hours. Vehicle owners should ensure ample anti freeze in radiators as freezing weather approaches.
End of the Trail and the Work of the Head
A reflective meditation on life duty and a “Great Force” guiding creation saying every task has purpose. It notes the institution head has finished his work and passed away, urging others to continue their duties and accept the outcome.
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Millikan
Gleason Gross Busy With Plans For Annual Bouts
Entries have already been received by Marty Gleason and Bill Gross from local and surrounding town boys who will compete in The Spectator Chicago Tribune Golden Gloves annual bouts to be held in Catholic High gym early in January.
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Gleason-Gross
Marty” Gleason
Bill” Gross
WPA Officials Draft Six Month Sewer Plan For City
WPA and city officials clash over a four month deadline for a $100,000 sewer project. Ed win Hancock says a six month plan using city relief labor will be submitted to the mayor, with local relief workers assigned and ready to begin.
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WPA
Chicago
George Jones
Aintad
Sean
Jelief
Edwin Hancock
Hancock
Cook County
Spectator Publishes Early Edition For Thanksgiving
The Spectator releases an early edition this week so subscribers may read the news columns and ads ahead of Thanksgiving. The paper extends wishes for a happy and enjoyable holiday.
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the Spectator
City safety meeting invites boys and girls to Orpheum
The Safety Committee invites all children of the city to a community safety meeting at the Orpheum theatre Saturday at 9 am. Junior Firemen Boy Scouts and guardians may attend. Mayor George Jones and others will speak after short talks and bicycle laws will be explained with moving pictures.
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Orpheum Theatre
Harry Meyers
Thomas Perryman
The
Safety League
George Jones
David Lentz
Nicholas Fornango
John Nygren
Lieut. Meyers
Mr. Perryman
Jones
Chicago Motor Club
New Pen-Sized Gun Sparks Prison Security Alert
Prison officials fear a small fountain-pen shaped weapon about four inches long that fires a .22 caliber bullet. Warden Joseph Ragen orders guards to heighten visitor searches and stay alert for the novel firearm.
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Joseph Ragen
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