Eastertime in Hyde Park featured farm animals at two venues
Youngsters and animals from several species were photographed in Hyde Park for Easter. Lambs chickens and piglets appeared at the Museum of Science and Industry on 57th Avenue near the outer drive. A boy named Eddy Kuzman and a bunny posed at the Cage pet shop on 1352 East 53rd. Photo credit Nancy Hays.
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Hyde Park
Museum of Science and Industry
Eddy Kuzman
53Rd
Nancy Hays
Women fund dolls for hospitalized girls at La Rabida
Mrs. Richard W. Prendergast explains a fund to let little girls take home dolls from La Rabida sanitarium in Jackson Park. She recalls a doll gifted to a patient who said it was her baby and should be kept, guiding the drive to buy dolls for others. Helpers include Mrs. Ralph C. James and several local ladies.
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la Rabida Sanitarium
Jackson Park
Richard W. Prendergast
Correcting a University Street building error and apologies
The Herald acknowledges mixing two buildings 5217 University and 5121 Ingleside. The Superior Court order vacates the University building but allows two caretakers, with Urban Renewal aid for tenants to find new homes. No child was hurt on a third floor porch, and the University building is not a slum.
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Consolidated Investment Association
University
Ingleside
Superior Court
Department of Urban Renewal
The
Herald
D. E. Mackelmann
Art Colony Tenants Face Prolonged Uncertainty Over Move
The 57th Street art colony tenants dispute eviction timelines as the city plans demolition under urban renewal. Harper Court proposal aims to house small artisans. tenants seek relocation delay to stay until completion or stability. Alderman Despres comments suggest possible court delays through October to avert immediate evictions.
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57Th Street
Department of Urban Renewal
Ald
Leon M. Despres
Harper Court
52Nd
Harper
57Th Street Colony
Mackelmann
57Th Street Art Colony Association
Association
Quist
Richard Daley
Alumni raise funds for Williams College move to DuPage campus
Alumni of George Williams College at 53rd and Drexel have contributed 72,259 dollars toward a 235,000 dollar capital fund. The drive aims at 10,189,000 dollars for a 160 acre DuPage county campus, with a move hoped for in 1965.
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George Williams College
53Rd
Drexel
DuPage
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