Joliet Yacht Club Regatta Promises Fast Outboard Racing
The Joliet Yacht Club hosts its first annual amateur outboard regatta Sunday afternoon along a three quarter mile course from Jackson Street to the Ruby Street bridge. Entries from Kansas, Ohio and Indiana, plus Will County locals, aim for trophies and merchandise across five divisions. James Mulroy of the National Outboard Association will attend with starters from the Century of Progress races. registration closes Sunday morning.
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Ruby Street
Joliet
James Mulroy
National Outboard Association
Yacht Club
Century of Progress
Floyd Johnson
Cass and
Collins
U S Citizens Spend Big Sums in Canada
A Canada motor tourism report for 1932 shows $165 million in revenue from US visitors, with $250 million spent by Americans in 1931. About 15 million visitors traveled in 4,909,989 cars, a total that could encircle the world at the equator.
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U. S
Canada
Chicago Motor Club
Canadian
Dominion
United States
All kinds of rabbits on display Tuesday
Will County rabbit owners prepare for the fourth annual fall show by the Will County Rabbit Breeders Association. From October 17 to 20 at 633 Cass Street, about 700 rabbits of popular breeds will be on display with prizes awarded by nationally known rabbit experts.
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Will County Rabbit Breeders’ Association
Cass Street
High School Band Plans Fall Concert on October 27
Joliet high school band to perform in its annual fall concert in the auditorium two weeks from tonight on October 27. The High School Band Parents Association sponsors the show to raise funds for medals won in national contests at Evanston and Tulsa and to buy new instruments for the band.
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Joliet High School
High School Band Parents Association
Evanston
Tulsa
Evening Program Sells Tickets at Low Prices
A high class program is scheduled for the evening with general admission at 25 cents and reserved seats at 50 cents. The pricing suggests an affordable event aimed at drawing a wide audience.
Soviet Stratosphere Balloon Soars in Five Year Plan
A Soviet stratosphere balloon reaches a height described as 10 feet in what officials term a Five Year Plan test. The mission signals progress in high altitude research and aerospace development under planned economic goals.
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