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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

4

Scouting the Shops During a Busy Fall Season

A nostalgic catalog of local stores highlighting Neumode Hosiery for durable fall shades and gadabout hose, J and R Motor Supply Co for auto parts before winter, Mrs Heflin’s butter scotch corn crisp, Kline’s for buttered corn, Lewis Brothers shoes with attractive oxfords, and Western United Gas Company hot water tanks offering comfort and reliability for households in the cooler months.

Neumode J. and R. Motor Supply Co Western United Gas Company

Illinois Vehicle Law Q A Series from Chicago Motor Club

The Spectator presents a Q A guide on Illinois motor vehicle law by Joseph H. Braun. It covers license application timing, reusing numbers, transferring plates, and proper plate fastening and maintenance.

the Spectator Joseph H. Braun Chicago Motor Club Secretary of State

Fornango Returns From Convention

Chief Nicholas Fornango returned to headquarters Monday after attending the International Police Chiefs Association convention in Washington. He then visited New York City where he met Michael Cassiday, a former local sergeant now affiliated with the U S Department of Justice, before resuming duties.

Nicholas Fornango Washington, D. C New York City Fornango International Police Chiefs Association National Capital New York Michael Cassiday United States Department of Justice

End of the Trail on Salaries and Industry Codes

John T. Clyne argues that executive payrolls soar far above the US president and actors earn vast sums while ordinary labor earns about ten dollars per day. He contends that powerful forces should not force adjustments that market forces cannot justify.

United States Hollywood John T. Clyne

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