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Newspaper

Humboldt Journal

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1966

Page

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Aldermanic race shaping up with ward by ward contests

Filing opens as GOP and Democratic factions groom candidates for 2nd and 3d district wards. Incumbents Burke and McMahon seek re election while Republicans field Miss Mardean Cole and other hopefuls. Independent bids emerge in several wards as petitions circulate ahead of Feb 28 election and possible April runoff.

Foster Curtis State’s Attorney's Office West End Karlow Thomas F. Burke Robert Biggs Mardean Cole S. Albany The Reg Ald Edwin H. McMahon Democratic Organization Edward F. Moore Republican Thomas E. Keane 34Th Ward Rex Sande 35Th Ward Casimir C. Laskowski

Triplets Surprise Walther Hospital Births For Chmiel Family

Mrs Anita Chmiel of 3112 North Neenah gave birth to triplets at Walther Memorial Hospital on Sunday November 20. Kelly Maria weighed 5 pounds 7 ounces at 11:24 a.m., Tracy Marie 4 pounds 0 ounces at 11:26, and Gwen Marie 3 pounds 11 2/3 ounces at 11:30 a.m. The babies remained in isolettes awaiting weight gain. parents had expected twins.

Anita Chmiel N. Neenah Hubby Donald Walther Memorial Hospital N. Kedzie Ruth D’angelo Kelly Maria Susan Napier Tracy Marie Barbara Olsen Gwen Ma Rice Chmiel Tracy Gwen Kelly

Nurse of Year Hopes Turn To Nursing Career

Patricia K. Petersen, salutatorian of Leland High School, named Walther Memorial hospital school of nursing Student Nurse of the Year at 1916 N. Kedzie for character, ability, and scholarship. She is vice president of the Student Association, a Student Council member, and Illinois Student Nurses' Association rep, with plans to work in a mission overseas, preferably Africa.

Patricia K. Petersen Walther Memorial Hospital School of Nursing N. Kedzie Petersen Leland, Mich Student Nurses’ Association of Illinois Miss Petersen Africa

Homemade Gifts at Girl Scout Bazaar

The St Genevieve Girl Scouts host their annual holiday bazaar from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday in the school hall at 4846 Montana. Gifts made by the girls will be on sale along with white elephants and baked goods to support parish sponsored troops.

St. Genevieve

Boredom blamed for car thefts in Austin youth workshop

Youths at an Austin police workshop on The Young Auto Thief blame boredom as the main trigger for car thefts. Capt. Mark Thanasouras urges active adult mentorship and expanded full time access to parks pools and gyms to provide constructive outlets.

Austin Mark Thanasouras Thanasouras CYO

Fear of Truck Traffic Kills Alley Paving Effort

West Side residents oppose paving alleys between Wabansia Harding and the south Milwaukee Road line arguing heavy truck use would damage the surface. Three speakers asked the Board of Local Improvements for an estimate of about 15.83 dollars per frontage foot. Peter L. Vito withdrew the protest after hearing the required signature totals.

Wabansia Harding Pulaski Milwaukee Road Board of Peter L. Vito N. Pulaski David S. Chesrow

Head Start Program Runs Pre-School Play Study

A total of 135 preschool boys and girls in Kosciuszko park participate in Operation Head Start. They are preparing a musical version of Snow White for presentation on December 15 and 16.

Kosciuszko Park

TACO Plans Big to Assure Future of Humboldt Park

A community leader explains TACO evolved from a church driven group into a leadership forum serving Humboldt Park. It spurred protests and cleanup efforts, boosted school resources, supported YMCA programs, and helped form the Humboldt Ministerial Association while promising community input on future schools and boundary changes.

TACO Humboldt Park Duncan-North Ymca VISTA Sawyer 4254 North Humboldt Ministerial Association Chicago Board of Education Orr

Girl in the Window Receives Long Lost Painting

A painter once captured a girl crying over a broken egg at a barber shop window. He gave the painting to Henry Bartlang of 5104 Chicago Avenue to await her discovery. Mrs. Helen Kranel, now 37 years later, contacted Bartlang and accepted the artwork at the same spot last Wednesday.

Henry K. Bartlang Chicago Howev Bartlang Helen Kranel N. Lawler

Humboldt Park group debates leadership and funding needs

A discussion stresses raising money to hire an organizer for a democratic, community based Humboldt Park alliance. It calls for broad representation without domination by churches, business, political groups, or industry, and critiques TACO’s voting rules. The May congress saw ward political influence unfold amidst concerns of factional control.

Humboldt Park Alamo TACO 31St Ward Democratic

North-South expressway may not be affected by highway cuts

City officials cited by Milton J. Pilarsky said federal highway fund reductions would not impact the North-South Cross town project yet. The federal bureau of public roads will study the state feasibility report and decide before funds are applied, with the state then reassessing its highway program.

President Johnson Milton J. Pilarsky Public Works Crosstown Pikarsky Federal Bureau of Public Roads State Highway Department Federal Bureau Chicago Plan Commission Belt Line Railroad

Pops Panczko in Trouble Again

Joseph Pops Panczko 60 of 1527 N Avers, brother of Paul, arrested by secret service in the Criminal Courts pressroom on charges of use of devices or tokens in lieu of money. He allegedly spent time calling merchants near his home and stole 1,207 slugs from five drug and variety stores, released on $1,000 bond facing up to a year per count.

Joseph Panczko N. Avers Paul Peanuts Secret Service Criminal Courts U.S Patrick F. Healy North Are Pops Healy

Pinochle Social at Hermosa Park This Friday Night

Hermosa Park Pinochle club hosts a Christmas pinochle social at 7 30 p m Friday December 2 at the park 2240 North Kilbourn. The event invites players to join in holiday card games and socializing.

Hermosa Park Kilbourn

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Ular Gop Lester H. Jackson Jackson 36Th Ward John Aiello Richard Price 37Th Ward Thomas J. Casey James Goodwin Triplets Girl Scout 31St Ward Kostner-Chicago Chicago Avenue Merchants Chamber of Commerce Puncannorth YMCA N. Hamlin Diane Geanto Carmen Geanto Yvonne Flynn N. Keeler Dorothy Flynn Frosh-Soph Club
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