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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
6
Wiss Gi Samuel of 107 Rockford adopts a seven year old war victim through the Foster Parents Plan for Wan Children. The program matches volunteers with children, providing a photo and history and sending monthly support to aid the child's welfare.
A reply to an injunction suit aimed at stopping Illinois Bell Telephone from continuing work at 714 Lake has been filed in Superior Court. The filing follows an earlier suit led by B Barstow Lou Euclid challenging an amendment to local ordinances allowing the Finaly Bell to construct beyond its exchange area.
Builders work around Memorial Stadium as 1848 to today sees major improvements. Notable changes include ud to 800 additional seats on the infield and a large 26 by 18 foot sea vepature. seating capacity rises to 8000, center field moved 30 feet closer to home plate. The field was reseeded last fall with favorable weather. stands under one roof glow as the entire park is repainted for the opening night of the women’s baseball league season.
A local notice thanks Reverend Gerhard Gieschen and others for comforting words and kindness during sorrow. It notes a January board decision upholding commission rulings to resume disputed property, with no hearing set, and mentions ongoing Superior Court action and a $3,500,000 Tinuis Bells expansion project affecting Eyelid, Village and Vorest telephones in 1949.
The Soo Line moves hundreds of carloads of meat and produce yearly in refrigerated cars, stocking regional stores. It emphasizes its role in supplying the Middle West with staple meals and goods, promising reliable service to producers and consumers alike.
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