08 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
1
A reflective column questions whether schools emphasize money and structure over youth perspectives. It compares elective choices, leadership training, and the Boy Scouts reform debate to stress the need for valuing the juvenile viewpoint alongside institutional progress.
Chicago gangsters seeking refuge in Joliet and Will County will not be allowed to remain, says Chief Fornango. He orders arrest on sight and expulsion or jail for any gang members from Chicago or elsewhere. Sheriff Flint vows continual investigation to prevent undesirables from residing in the county.
Mayor William Hennessy postponed the second operation planned for tomorrow due to a cold and sore throat. Dr. Charles Curtiss said the procedure will likely be rescheduled for next week.
St Patrick's will hold its first Homecoming and annual picnic on Sunday September 17 at Oakgrove Rockdale. The program includes a kittenball game for girls a baseball game a rolling pin contest for married women various races and entertainment. Dinner at 12 30 p m and dancing in the evening with Tom Dwyer Edward Glasgow and the De LaSalle band providing music.
Tomorrow marks the Guardian Angel Home tag day with volunteers collecting coins and eager supporters urged to give. Supplies are low as donations support the charitable cause run by the home.
Attorney Francis J. Loughran will oppose Lieutenant Governor Thomas F. Donovan for Democratic state central committeeman at the April election. The split in local Democratic ranks has created furor as leaders vow a showdown to decide who is the boss of Will County.
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