Spring series at Chicago Natural History Museum begins
The museum opens a Friday through April with 10 30 a m story hour for youngsters in the Simp son theatre under the James Nelson and Anna Louise Raymond foundation. March programs feature Reptiles with Jack Raymon of Kentucky Reptile Garden, The Crown and the Fox by Fortaire Marionette Studio, Revival of Spring color films, and High Country color film from Colorado Museum of Natural History with Alfred Bailey.
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Chicago
McCook Mill Transforms War Plant to Aluminum Sheet Producer
Reynolds converts McCook mill once war driven to peacetime aluminum sheet output for housing and industry. Over 2,000 workers operate 600-foot rollers and furnaces as hundreds of scrapped aircraft are melted, ingots cast, and slabs formed for rapid production toward 20 million pounds monthly.
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McCook Mill
McCook
Reynolds Review
Trade Aeazine
Est Metal Company
St.7 Mrt
Pamntoth
Reynolds
Reynolds Company
Filing rules for 1946 income tax returns
Fundamental guidance outlines who must file by March 1. Anyone with 1946 income of $500 or more, including minors, must file. Most civilian workers and business people are required. If taxes were withheld, a return is needed to pay additional tax or claim a refund. Even if income under $500, you may still need to file to recover tax withheld, especially if single or married filing jointly. Income includes wages, bonuses, tips, interest, prizes, and almost all receipts unless exempt by law. Exemptions cover Enlisted pay, first $1,500 of officer pay, disability pensions, dependents’ allotments, gifts, inheritances, social security, damages for bodily injury, and state or local bond interest.
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Congress
High scorers in West Suburban Duplicate Bridge
West Suburban Duplicate Bridge results list North and South winners A Vaughn and M Messick Western Springs with 176 match points. R Ak in and Mrs J Lautsch of Chicago had 163, E Dunn La Grange and Arthur Marks Washington DC 160, and D C Fisher La Grange with Mrs G Wittekind Western Springs 150. East and West winners Mr and Mrs E D Pierce LaGrange 154, C D Hardie and A O Myers LaGrange 154, P Jensen and G Ferguson Western Springs 148, Leo Stokes Elmhurst and Mrs Harold Gustin Western Springs 141.
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North
A. Vaughn
M. Messick
Western Springs
R. Akin
J. Lautsch
Chicago
Fed E. Dunn
la Grange
Arthur Marks
Washington
D. C
D. C. Fisher
G. Wittekind
E. D. Pierce
Forest Preserve plan aims to curb vandalism via youth program
William N. Erickson of the Forest Preserve board outlines a reform plan after a six month vandalism survey. 41 arrests and 32 fines were recorded. youths receive education and supervised repair duties. Junior foresters would repair damage, learn outdoor manners, and ranger guidance would accompany youths district wide.
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William N. Erickson
Board of Forest Preserve Commissioners
Erickson
Forest Rangers
Forest Preserve
Jr. Brangers
Ramilly
Calling All Girls Club Show at LaGrange Tent
LaGrange hosts a Lab club preview fashion event on Tuesday March 18 at 8 00 p m. Mary Jane Rinehart chairs publicity and a committee lists Martha of Western Springs Dona Iebardt Sangress Park Mari Kupek Marion Doyle Hinsdale Shirley Larson Sue Cook Riverside Lucille of Oak School Lois Clarke Cossitt School as participants.
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Jorge- Zasbichs
Velieke
Lab Club
LaGrange
Mary
Jane Rinehart
Martha Ot '4
Western Springs
Western Springs; Donaiebardt, Sangress Park
Marikupek
Brookfield
Marion Doyle
Hinsgale
Shirley Larson
Yons
Sue Cook
Riverside
Lucille of
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la Grange Road
J. W. Sieger
SUIPLO@RIY
J. W. Sieger Credit Jeweler
Cermak Road
Sunshine
Illinois
Beidelman Monument
South Washington
Naperville, Illinois
Eadie CO
Hps
Cam
M.epee * Syre
Field Jackets
R Gannon
Lillian
Coats
Inal Aoaws Elastics
Etwid OU Ower
Leon Dip
NG Tai
Henry Fonda
Linda’ Darnall
Way
Francis
Paul Exvenauga
Wife
Sun
Jeanne Crain
Lynn Bare
Ghenn Langa
Gary. Coop
Frank Albertson
Barbara Reed
Ginger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!