Publisher Dies After Illness
The Joliet publisher Arie Rubnitz dies at 43 after an illness and recent surgery. Rites included American Legion honors led by Harwood Post commander Ralph W. Lucas and a service by Rabbi Milgrom. He served as president of the Joliet Jewish Federation, which established an Arie Memorial Fund in his memory.
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American Legion
Ralph W. Lucas
Harwood
George W. Hendrick
Rubnitz
J. J. Cohen
Joliet Jewish Federation
Mr. Rubnitz
Joliet
Chicago
Aurora
Harry Berger
I. N. Lewis
L. N. Levinson
Martin K. Miller
Second Home
Milwaukee
al Baskin
Alex Blum
Albert Gottlieb
Maurice Goldstein
Ernest H. Klafter
Myer Lewis
Leo Seligman
Touis Roth
Goodman
Rabbi Milgrom
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Alyce Cohen Rubnitz
Mr.Rubnitz
Harry
Madison
Wis
Meyer
St. Charles
Samuel
Beloit
Wis. Louis
Jack
Joseph
Elgin
Saul Simon
Harry Lisberg
Sydney Charner
Aaron ‘Troch
Sam Leviz
Jerry Delrose
Arie
Gleason-Gross Plan Annual Bouts To Benefit Orphan Homes
Gleason and Gross with The Spectator publishers organize three night boxing events to raise proceeds for the Guardian Angel and Swedish Orphans homes. Prelims run two nights, finals determine Joliet team for Chicago Tournament of Champions. New talent promises stronger show than last year.
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Guardian Angel
Gleason, Gross
the Spectator
Joliet
Gleason
Chicago
Gross
Catholic High
Albert A Rubnitz A Milestone Jewish Newsman Of Joliet
Albert A Rubnitz grew from a six year old immigrant in Milwaukee to a leading Joliet Jewish citizen and newspaper figure. He helped build The Spectator into a major weekly, led the Jewish federation, and helped appoint Rabbi Louis Milgrom to the Joliet temple while serving in the 86th Blackhawk and 28th Keystone divisions during World War I.
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Ben
Russia
Harry
Jack
Meyer
Milwaukee
Albert A. Rubnitz
Louis
Samuel
Joseph
Arie
Rubnitz
Third
Wisconsin Avenues
M. L. Annenberg
Blackhawk
Camp Grant
Keystone
Pennsylvania
France
Annenberg Agency
Joliet
Harwood Post
American Legion
the Elks, Masonic Order
B’nai Brith
Business Men Aid Drive for Police Fire Radio
Merchants and civic groups join four canvassing teams plus police and firemen to raise funds for two way radios in squad cars and stations. A December 2 Rialto theatre show is planned to boost a $3,500 goal to improve city safety and force efficiency.
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O. P. Kaiser
Ray ‘Heinselman
Richard Stoltz
W.J. Arundale
Chales Johnston
Robert
Final plans for St. Marys party announced
St Marys parish urges all members to attend a Monday meeting at St Marys hall to finalize plans for a parish card party and cabaret dance set for Friday December 6 at the Chamber of Commerce building. The event kicks off with card games at 3 30 followed by a cabaret dance at 10 with Ray Rohels orchestra providing music.
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St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary’s Hall
Father Matthew O'Neil
Chamber of Commerce
George Mahoney, Jr
Burke R
Meade
Roy McCarthy
Irwin Over
John Riley
Irvin Sweitzer
William Irwin
Francis Parker
Michael Breen
S. F. Wilhelmi
George Foster
Joseph Schleer
Ray Rohel
Sewer Project to Start Soon
A six months WPA plan could employ hundreds next week with cash paydays twice monthly. First checks may arrive before Christmas if the project begins soon. Chicago officials say all WPA projects must finish by June 30 next year.
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Llewellyn Rogers
Chicago
WPA
United States
Assign Kavanaugh to Outside Work
Captain James Kavanaugh, a veteran police member, is assigned to street duty pending an injunction by Judge Edwin Wilson restraining the city from demoting him. Chief Fornango says Captain Ernest Overbey will take station duty. Overbey was recently promoted by the police board. The board claims Kavanaugh’s promotion was unlawful.
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James Kavanaugh
Police Department
Fornango
Edwin Wilson
Kavanaugh
Ernest Overbey
Overbey
Police Board
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Mark Well
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John J. McCarthy
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