Polio, Diseases Down in Cook County in 1947 Report
Dr Edward A Piszczek county health director cites 1947 disease totals in Cook County showing polio 247 cases, measles rising in winter months, chickenpox 2104, diphtheria five deaths, tuberculosis 338, whooping cough 402, scarlet fever 334, typhoid seven. smallpox none since 1943. 443 dog bites with 52 rabid. budget up to 146275.08 for 1948 with salary increases.
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Cook County
Chica
Illinois
Piszcrek
Department
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City Council Discusses National Guard Support At Meeting
The council at Cossitt held talks on forming a national guard unit and coordinating overlapping activities. Delegates heard from Juhan How on the citizen's military committee and Roscoe about the unit’s readiness. Voters backed the plan with concerns about rationing and how the guard would be integrated into local defense and training efforts.
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Scout elections in Brookfield set for February week
Sample ballots are printed for Boy Scout candidates shaping their elec tioneering for village public office. Polls will open at troop meeting places in Brookfield Congress Park and Hollywood during February 27 to 29 with registered scouts casting secret ballots. Winning candidates will convene to fill appointive offices and village officials will guide scouts to learn administration methods for a successful village government.
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Sheridan Avenue
Brookfield
Edward Maciejewski
Oak Avenue
Herbert Lamb
East Maple
Congress Park
Jerald Mackay
Prairie Avenue
Harold Fisher
James Ligier
Madison Avenue
Joe Stockhausen
Vernon ‘Avenue
Richard C Cox
Holywood ‘Avenue
Hollywood
Vernen Ditzley
Howard Dibblee
Sunnyside
Charles
Nicosia
1St Street
Scout Public Office
Scout
Vote Machines Are Not Ready vote machines are not ready
Suburban Cook county will have voting machines in the April primary despite a $1,000,000 bond approval Nov 4 and may have none until 1949. The county board opened its first regular meeting after budget action, with Elizabeth Conkey sending the Jamestown NY plan to the public service committee to combine precincts. Flynn questioned legal precinct merging and proposed adding 30 to 85 precincts to stay within 800-voter limits, aiming discussions at Jan 29 city council and Jan 30 board meeting. The county board declined a $375,000 extra for 10 cities and prep for a mandamus suit was hinted. a first canvass of 350,000 registered voters will occur before summer due to a $19,000 budget item to verify registrations. A letter from Edward M. Martin praising civic cooperation was filed, with 12 agencies backing machine modernization including the Chicago Association of Commerce and Rotary Club.
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Elizabeth Conkey
Public Service Committee
Automatic Voting Machine Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Flynn
Ity
Board of ‘Electors Commissioners
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of Election Commissioners
County Board
Board of Election Commissioners
County Board Finance Committee
Abe
Edward
M. Martin
Civic Committee On Elections
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Vebraater
Chicago “Association of Commerce
Chicago’ Bay Association
Chicago ‘Crime Commission
Resolution of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Rotary’club
Union League Club
Women's City , Club
South Central Association
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