Lebeck Talk on World Policy at Little Flower Council
Warren Lebeck, vice president of the Chicago Board of Trade, speaks to the Little Flower Men's Council at 32:15 p.m. Monday in the BAAS Art BORES za shall Field and Co. Loop store on World Policy and Food Policy. He addresses food shortages and rising millions of starving people worldwide as the council, a Carmelite lay unit, supports boys entering Carmelite seminaries.
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Warren _ Lebeck
Chicago Board of Trade
Little Flower Men’s Council
Baas Art Bores Zashall Field and Co
Carmelite Order
Seek Top Single Parent Second Annual Search Chicago
The Chicago Chapter of Parents Without Partners launches the second annual search for the outstanding single parent in the Chicago area. The winner earns a citation and a $100 savings bond and enters finals for the International Outstanding Single Parent of the Year award. Submissions for city or suburban single parents are invited with a $50 bond prize for the submitting entrant.
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Chicago Area
Chicago
Parents Without Partners
PWP
U.S
TOPS in Shirts Send Junior Patrolmen to Work
The Organization of Palmer Square distributed about seven dozen Junior Patrolman tee shirts to Sgt. William B. Howe of the Shakespeare police district. A few days later Howe reported many shirts were dirty as boys wore them constantly, prompting a gentle push to shape up or ship out.
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Palmer Square
TOPS
William B. Howe
Shakespeare
Howe
Mary Spakowski
Organization of
Shakespeare Police
Ralph Musicus Named President of Olson Rug Co
Raphael J. Musicus, 46, a lawyer, CPA, and executive, becomes president of Olson Rug Co. He joined the firm in 1963 as VP and treasurer during a $3.5 million expansion including franchising and contract sales. He previously led Englander Co. and held roles at Peat Marwick Mitchell, S. D. Leidesdorf, and practicing law. He resides in Wilmette with his wife and two children.
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Raphael J. Musicus
Olson Rug Co
Fullerton
Musicus
The
Englander Co
Peat Marwick Mitchell and Co
S. D. Leidesdorf and Co
Long Island
City of New York
Navy
Wilmette
Revoke and suspend area licenses for multiple infractions
The secretary of state revoked licenses of 21 residents for alleged driving while intoxicated. Names include Walter Andrulewicz and Crescenci Arroyo with addresses in Cresc, and others across the region. Additional suspensions included Glenn Compton and Carlos Vera for fleeing police, and Jesse Johnson for fraudulent use of a permit, among several driving during suspension cases.
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Paul Powell
Walter Andrulewicz
N. Laramie
Crescenci Arroyo
Humboldt
Burl Blevins
Congress
Aurelio Carrier
N. Central Park
Donald Chrapkowski
Haddon
George Courtney
N. Hamlin; Ray Cooper, 4102 Maypole; Donald Dillon, 5644 Huron; Eddie Dean
Jackson
Billy Fowler
N. Central
Bernard Heaggins
Adams
Richard Herman
N. Kildare
Joseph Jamro, Jr
Palmer
Robert Lacy
Harrison
Willie Lee
Jose Palacios
N. Richmond
Virgil Perry
Monroe
I. Shaw
Wilcox
Theodis Todd
N. Keeler
Charles Whittle
Hirsch
Glenn Compton
Cortez
Carlos Vera
Jesse Johnson
Duane Duffy
Fullerton
C. Spears
Washington
Hosea Allen
S. Kildare
Daniel Patterson, Jr
West End
Bethel Plans Card Party by Jobs Daughters
Bethel 21 International Order of Jobs Daughters hosts a card party at 7 30 p m on Sept 8 in the Kelvyn Park fieldhouse 4438 Wrightwood Tickets available from Miss Jennifer Underwood honored queen Gail Bowman senior princess and chairman or other members
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Bethel
International Order of Jobs Daughters
Kelvyn Park
Wrightwood
Jennifer Underwood
Gail Bowman
Walther Hospital to Honor Area Teens for Service Hours
Thirty three local youths will receive awards at a Walther Memorial Hospital ceremony. Caps and pins honor totals from 50 to over 200 service hours in nursing, x ray, emergency, physical therapy and hospital shops. A film on health careers will be shown at the program.
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Walther Memorial Hospital
N. Kedzie
Lynda Armstrong
N. Kostner
Susan Chorvat
Thomas
Susan
Arthur Hitterman
Palmer
Wells Evening School Offers Five Language Classes
Languages in French German Polish Russian and Spanish will be available this school year at Wells Evening School 936 N Wells along with many other subjects Registration runs September 6 to 21 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays.
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Wells Evening School
N. Wells
Boyhood Chums Rejoin Service After War Tour
Walter Svihula son of Mr and Mrs Frank Svihula 4223 Augusta is serving with the navy at Pensacola Fla after reenlisting for two years following ten months aboard the carrier USS Hancock in Tonkin Bay off Viet Nam He enlisted in 1964 with boyhood friend Daniel Cushley son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Cushley Franklin Park who joined the Marines Cushley now stationed at Da Nang Viet Nam as a corporal reenlisted and is scheduled for discharge in October
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Walter Svihula
Frank Svihula
Augusta
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Hancock
Tonkin Bay
Viet Nam
Daniel Cushley
Hugh Cushley
Franklin Park
Cushley
da Nang
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P. H. Johnsen
Humboldt Optical CO
W. North Ave
Lebeck
Mr. Freds
Beauty Culture
Pulaski RD
P.O
N. de Milwaukee
Wirt
Alka Seltzer
le Page Thrift
Hoyt
Northwest Journal
Aunrience
Fullerton Ave
Fran
Beauty Shop
W. North HU
Rayette
Helene Curtis Josed
Ethel Young
W .North Avebe
Edwards Tile
W. North
Free
Ralph Musicus
Olson Rug
Walther
Wells
A. Johnson & Sons Inc
W. Armitage Ave
Belmont
Mcc
Begale
North Ave
Kentucky
Kirnova
Duval Vermouth
Lord Calvert
Wean
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