Chicago's Diverse Pulse and Storied Past
Chicago rises as a beacon of work and culture drawing Germans Irish Bohemians and many others. The piece surveys Fort Dearborn 1812 the St Valentines Day Massacre 1929 railroads hog markets public housing and a skyline tied to O'Hare and a world class medical center. It notes population shifts crime and the Loop's iron crown while highlighting Chicago as a seaport and birthplace of Chicago style music.
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Chicago
UPI
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Wyoming
New York
al Capone
Congo
Calcutta
Antwerp
Marquette
Joliet
Fort Dearborn
Michigan Avenue
Chicago River
Grant Park
18Th Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chiago
Capone
Bugs Moran
North
Clark Street
Lake Michigan
Hemisphere
James Thompson
Galena
Cago Union
Despond
Des Plaines
South Sideland
Omaha
Loop
Wabash
Lake
van Buren
Wells Streets
Transit
John Dillinger
University of Chicago
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
Bix Beiderbecke
Louis Armstrong
Jelly Roll Morton
Benny Goodman
Gene Krupa
Pee Wee Russell
St. Lawrence Seaway
O’hare
Windy City
Instrument monitors embryo heart beat without interference
NASA and FDA researchers report a tiny electronic device that measures extremely subtle impacts and, for the first time, can monitor an embryo heart beat without destroying or disturbing the embryo. The Ro gallo invention aids space work and may protect unborn babies.
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Washington
UPD
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Vernon L. Rogallo
Ames Research Center
San Franccisco
Earth
Rogallo
Thalido
National NAACP drives to register 100000 New England voters
A six-state NAACP conference in Portsmouth New Hampshire launched an effort to register 100000 Black voters by September 1. Boston attorney Keesler Montgomery was elected president with officers including Thomas Cobbs Vernice Cook Mary McLean Wilbur Smyth Mabel Burrows and William Newson. Delegates set Freedom Sunday May 17 and a regional civil rights coordinating committee.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Massachusetts
Islature
New England
Thomas P. Cobbs
Mary McLean
Springfield
Mass
Wilbur Smyth
Hartford
Viet Nam I the Realists in the Jungle War
An UPI dispatch from Saigon profiles 15 500 American personnel in South Viet Nam detailing their roles as advisers and combat crews. It describes daily risks and the shift from idealism to cautious realism, noting casualty rates and the decade long struggle against Viet Cong.
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Viet Nam
United Press International
Saigon
United States
Mekong Delta
South Viet Nam
U.S
Wilbur ‘‘Coulbin
Willy
Wilson
Korea
West Point
Thomas W. McCarthy
Faeyetteville
N.C
Duge
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