Schools to Build New Additions by 1952 Plan
A 1950s school expansion plan details Hodgkins and related projects costing 251960 dollars. Contracts cover plumbing, ventilating, and interiors for a new kindergarten through eighth grade complex at 52nd and Spring, with four bids and daily board meetings through July.
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Avenue
Muditer
William Gutfeld _ insurance
Local concert to feature young soloists from area
Lela Hanmer will present a varied program with Gertrude Slager Joan Zitt Kalin ist and Elaine Hubbard as soloists in the eighth concert of the series. Slager 14 year old pianist from Clarendon Hills performs movements from Grieg A minor concerto and studies at Downers Grove. Zitt senior at Downers Grove High School plays Cordelli La Folia Variations with orchestral backing and studies with Margaret Porter Thompson. Hubbard young artist trained by Hans Angerman will sing Do Not Go My Love and Schubert songs as part of the Bach ensemble church concert in Hinsdale.
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Lela Hanmer
Gertrude Slager
Joan
Zitt
Kalinist
Elaine Hubbard
Bisst
Hill Billy
Morton Gould
Era
Miss Slager
Clarendon Hills
Will Plas
Grieg
Adelaide Walter Farrar
Downers Grove
Miss Meintz
Joan Zitt
Cordelli
Downers Grove High School
West Suburban
Margaret Porter Thompson
State Sales Tax Deposits Drop June 1951 Totals
State Treasurer William G. Stratton reports June 1951 sales tax deposits at 15,533,501.97, down from 16,103,655.87 in June 1950. Retail occupation tax rose, lifting six month totals to 96,587,884.99 this year vs 85,048,856.19 last year, with motor fuel tax up 746,476.65 versus June 1950.
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William G. Stratton
Stratton
LaGrange Guardsmen Complete Two Week Camp Grayling Training
Six officers and 87 enlisted men from the LaGrange National Guard spent two weeks at Camp Grayling Michigan. Led by Capt George Wahlberg the unit trained in tents, bivouac, and operating tanks and 76 mm howitzers. The 228th Infantry and 33rd Division staff oversaw exercises including mock warfare and radio communications.
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LaGrange
James Skidmere
Healiday
Otto L. McBride
228Th Infantry
228Th
Raves H. Moore
Western Springs
Ilinois National Guard
Evanston Parking Meters Revenue and Facilities Investment
Evanston street and parking lot meters brought in 126,292 in 1950, with 84,855 reinvested to acquire and develop off street facilities as a permanent solution. All street meters and all but one off street lot operated at a profit in 1950. By end of 1959 meters totaled 1,482 and from 1948 to 1950 they took in 325,589, most of which funded new facilities.
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Exanston
Evanston
Rod Prevents Rusting In Household Water Tanks
A magnesium rod has been manufactured to prevent rusting in household hot water tanks. It targets corrosion at the rod rather than attacking the tank walls, extending tank life.
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