20 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
1
An editorial extols agriculture as the world’s vital industry and urges farmers to unite. It argues individual autonomy harms farming and compares unity to the Fasces bundle of sticks. It notes a serious effort to unite farmers into a cooperative, stressing adherence to collective agreements.
Salad lovers in Joliet learn Admiral Richard E. Byrd plans to carry vast quantities of vegetable salad on his second Antarctic Expedition to Little America.
Joliet light and heavyweight squads host East Aurora at Rich ards field for a crucial conference game at 6 30 p m. Joliet seeks revenge after last season's 13 0 defeat and aims to start the first string. Special benches for 300 fans at 75 cents each underline the overflow crowd anticipated.
Chief Nicholas Fornango announced that the fundraising drive for the Policeman's Benevolent Fund was a success, reporting strong community support and ample contributions.
Three masked robbers entered the Martin Gorsich grocery at 1134 N Hickory and took $342.65 from two tills after forcing five people into a back room. They fled in a sedan, police described a vague escape, and investigators link the crime to earlier robberies and a Tuesday garage murder.
The Spectator lists six Joliet residents in this issue's ads who may win one dollar or two free Rialto tickets. Winners must come to the Spectator office at 401 N. Chicago Street to claim cash or tickets.
Acting Mayor Robert Wraith ordered warning signs to be installed at the Plainfield and Troy roads city limits. Built by B. and M. Sign Co, the signs urge drivers to slow down as motorcycle cops will patrol daily for speeders.
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