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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
6
A reflective editorial argues for informed voting and government reform. It warns against swapping officials without changing methods, urges voters to scrutinize candidates, and cites Daniel Webster on citizen responsibility in safeguarding the nation.
A dripping legal column questions who pays for new sidewalks as the Jackson Street bridge reopens. It argues arbitration and mandamus could force state action, noting the state’s duty when its actions alter access and levels, impacting property damages and sidewalk construction.
The question asks for an opinion on Attorney General Mitchells report that classifies a large percentage of the BEF as criminals. The issue centers on the criteria used, the implications for policy and civil liberties, and the accuracy of the data presented.
Otis Jones and others dispute Attorney General Mitchell's report on the bonus army, arguing criminals were few and Hoover exaggerates. They defend veteran rights to petition and criticize media sensationalism and political motives behind the report.
Al Stevens urges Pottersfield authorities to identify unidentified corpses buried in the county drainage canal cases. He notes no photos or fingerprints were taken and argues mailing copies would be a minor cost to help locate missing people and reassure families.
The writer recalls summer travels through Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire where farmers warn that a Hoover win would trigger war to restore prosperity benefiting millionaires. The piece contrasts Maine's Democratic lean and questions Montagu Norman's aim in America, urging Roosevelt to prevent a perceived sellout of the country.
A fragmented editorial urges the legislature to enact laws to prevent reckless parenting that endangers children. The piece argues for safeguards to protect young lives amid concern over risky behavior by caregivers.
A reader argues that Harlow’s supporters remain loyal despite the controversy she supposedly did not cause. The letter accuses peers of a dirty trick and questions who truly stands by the star, urging fans to judge true friendship.
Letter writer urges former President Calvin Coolidge to head the Railroad Administration, arguing his leadership could reform a large federal salary roster and address railroad problems nationwide. The note reflects public interest in postpresidency rail policy.
A reader writes to the editor criticizing wartime fund drives and arguing taxation already channels aid to veterans. The letter warns that persistent agitation could prompt laws limiting public contributions and reduces support for veterans.
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