Discover Chicago on your USA travel loop this year
Plan a Chicago stop as part of a national loop with the Midwest metropolis showcased as a growing and inviting destination. From the Art Institute to Lincoln Park zoos, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium, and busy Loop institutions like the Board of Trade, Mercury Exchange, Merchandise Mart, and the Prudential Building observation deck, the city blends culture, science, and skyline views for visitors of all ages.
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USA
Chicago
Midwest
Rome
Windy City
Lake Michigan
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute
Lincoln the Pier
Park
Brookfield
Science League
White Sox
Hall
Borg-Warner
Merchandise Mart
Prudential Building
Chicago’s record‑setting rise as rail hub and port
Chicago stands as the world’s largest rail center and an international port of call after the St. Lawrence Seaway. O’Hare handles massive air traffic while architectural feats crown the skyline from the 368-foot Chicago Temple to Marina City. More than 700 ocean ships from 25 nations pass through annually, with Navy Pier offering promenade views of bustling operations.
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Chicago
O'Hare
Chicago Temple
W. Washington St
Carl Sandburg
Marina City
Chicago River
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Navy Pier
Golfers Invent New Duck Shot At Cherokee National
In New Delhi and Chicago context a playful report notes golfers inventing a new duck shot to accompany birdies and eagles during rounds. Two players sent ducks flying from a pond on the sixth hole at Cherokee National Golf Club, though the birds have not returned.
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New Delhi
Education Commission
India
Com
S.C. Loui
Ducky
Cruitec
Cherokee National Golf Club
Lincoln Park Squirrels and Historic Landmarks Highlight Austin Area
In Austin Texas the Parks and Wildlife Department notes a harvest survey with 46,000 acres of forest and multiple recreational facilities. The piece mentions landmarks such as the Water Tower and Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park, the Lincoln statue and tomb of Stephen A Douglas, and Lake Michigan hunts alongside urban park features and early closures.
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Pictesque
Buckingham
Grant Park
Saint- Igencen
Abra
Ham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Austin
Tex
Orange County
Stephen A. Douglas
Squir-T
Lincoln
Lake Michigan
Texas Street
Parks and Wildlife Department
No Money For Candy New York Aid To Dependent Children
New York AP report shows welfare costs in the city. Welfare commissioner Joseph H. Leuchheim cites ADC figures to illustrate funding needs. He says 200000 children under age 1 lack weekly treats like ice cream or candy due to budget limits.
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Joseph H. Leuchheim
New York City
Louchheim
New York
Stamp Corner Cartoonist Designs New Stamp
Herbert L Block, Pulitzer winner known as Herblock, designed a new U S commemorative stamp marking the 175th anniversary of the Bill of Rights. The red white and blue shield shows two hands in conflict and the motto The rights of the people shall not be violated amid July 1 release in Miami Beach. Collectors may request first day covers by sending envelopes to the Miami Beach Postmaster by July 1.
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Herbert L. Block
U.S
Miami Beach
Artist Block
Herblock
Fla
License Lapsed Driver in Maine Faces Fine
BRIDGTON Maine AP After 41 years of driving without a license Andrew Karak 67 finally faced a District Court judge who fined him 35 dollars for failing to renew his 1924 permit. The report then notes other unrelated items including rescue and helicopter scenes and stamps from Finland Britain and Ceylon with brief historical context.
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Bridgton
Maine
Andrew Karak
Karak
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United Press, International
Loop District
Board of Trade
Avery
Government
Southland Ennoys
Aide
Brasier
By Syd Kronish
Finland
Finnish Red Cross
Ts Ok
Great Britain
Sussex
Antrim
Northern Ireland
Harlech Castle
Scotland
Cairngoran
D. S. Senanayake
Ceylon
Washington
Senanayake
Cee
Met Ey
Penney
Goscaiogsae As
Chalk House
Southlant
Penncraft Paint Sprayer
JC. Penney
Penney’s
Tye
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!