06 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
1
The article urges Daughters of the American Revolution to focus Americanization classes on one syllable words and local government. It notes voters often lack knowledge of township and state duties and calls for revised courses and a local government questionnaire for business leaders.
A letter argues that bell ringing at crossings is mandated by law but largely unnecessary. It critiques continuous engine noise as a nuisance contributing to nervous disorders and heart strain, noting grade crossings and the lack of genuine warning in some cases. The writer urges lawful but selective use of bells.
A report circulated that E. M. Stubblefield first assistant warden may move to Stateville. He denied the rumor saying he will remain until November 1 and then return south with his wife. He praised his two year tenure and discipline at the prison. He plans to train Mr. Sehring in prison operations.
County officials plan a Monday crackdown against beer operators who did not obtain licenses. Establishments that fail to comply will be forced to close.
The deep waterway will stay open as long as possible with a moderate winter allowing boat operation into January. The Illinois river typically freezes for about a month in this region, but bridge tenders may remain on duty through the winter months.
A northbound C and J bus crowded with shoppers was broadsided by a westbound truck at Center and Ruby streets. Injured include Mrs. John Gregorich and her two year old son, Ralph Sandiford who rode in the truck, and several unnamed arson victims. Koleto and Stefanich sustained minor injuries, with Sandiford needing hospital care.
Railroad shipments have increased steadily in recent months according to a city source quoted as proof of the pickup in activity. The report notes a continuing upswing in freight movement across the network, signaling improved rail traffic conditions locally.
The Spectator lists names of Joliet residents who may win one dollar or two Rialto theatre tickets. First three entrants at The Spectator office choose cash or tickets. Rialto tickets grant admission to performances starting Sunday and through the next week. Features include Doctor Bull and other showings at the Rialto.
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