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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

2

Good Timber and The Crooked Road to Power Told in Town Notes

A poem extols resilience and character with lines on timber and life. Local gossip follows, noting Harold Babe Cuttie as the Louis Joliet hotel tavern boss and Dinny Kelly praised as a leader at Garry Roache's new club on 505 South Chicago Street. Jack Trotter comments on book covers.

Harold Babe Cuttie Louis Joliet Hotel Babes Dinny” Kelly Garry Roache New Place South Chicago Street

Catholic High Boys Clash With Mooseheart B Team

Catholic High assembles a quick defending lineup led by Minarich at quarterback and McCarthy at center for a weekend contest against Mooseheart B. Coach John Carroll has guided a fast, agile squad through focused drills as they aim to improve on a rough start.

John Carroll Mooseheart Lady Luck Catholic High McFarland McGrath Ruettiger Frish Boe Ballack James Corcoran Reardon Minarich McCarthy

End of the Trail Letter on Early 20th Century Economics

A reader challenges economic forecasts and criticizes the 1928 29 New Era idea of endless production. The writer recalls America’s 1620 to 1934 journey through hardships and says the nation survived with broad prosperity and cooperative effort.

Reflections on Decline and the Rise of Technocracy in America

The passage traces American growth from colonial shelter and farms to a booming economy, railroads, and a world war followed by social excess. It condemns a plundered system of finance and calls the old order broken, yielding to technocratic rule and mass unemployment.

United States Perkins Capone Harriman Wizards of High Finance

Dances and a farce headline community events in Joliet

A Joliet Blues A C dance at Orange Grove ballroom Sunday features a local orchestra with Andy Vanisko chairing arrangements and invites public attendance. Another fall dance at St Marys parish hall North Ottawa street gathers a young crowd with Evelyn Gleason as general chairman and Grace Fitzgerald and others assisting. The Senior Walther league at St Peters Lutheran presents The Antics of Andrew three act farce tonight at 8 in the North Broad way school auditorium with Mrs Arthur Kramer and Edward Kroll in lead roles.

Orange Grove Joliet Blues A. C Andy Vanisko The Sodality of Our Lady of St Andrew Walther League of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church North Broadway Arthur Kramer Edward Kroll

Constitution of 1781 unfit for 1934 needs and reforms

The text argues a 1781 Constitution cannot fit 1934 needs, calling for strict conservation, scaled capital structures, and revised labor schedules to address unequal earnings and profits from wartime excess. It notes a struggle to implement fair distribution and adjustment.

Mrs J H Riley to speak on WCLS Sunday program

Mrs J H Riley president of the Visitation and Aid society will appear on the National Dye Works radio program Sunday at 12 30 over station WCLS to explain the charity operation she heads The program is the third in a series to acquaint Joliet with local charity work and their support methods Following prior speakers Mrs Leon F Kuicks Public Health council and Mrs John H Savage Childersguild another session is planned with Mrs E A Dinet Holly club on October 4

J. H. Riley Visitation and Aid Society National Dye Works WCLS Joliet Leon F. Kuicks Public Health Council John H. Savage Childerguild E. A. Dinet Holly Club

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