Hyde Park Herald Inc. publication details
Pres en Bruce Sagan publisher Jon Majde editor Mary Louise Stauf fer business manager Don Mc Cabe design and production director Jean Garner typographer Ellen Schiro display advertising Established Jan 14 1882 by Fred Fuller Bennet and Clarence P Dresser Published every Wednesday by Hyde Park Herald Inc Address 5240 Harper Chicago 15 Phone Midway 3 8533 Entered as second class matter at post office in Chicago Ill Deadlines news Saturday noon display advertising Friday noon classified advertising Monday 3 30 p.m Subscriptions 3 a year by mail single copies 10 cents back issues 15 cents.
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Jon Majde
Mary Louise Stauffer
Don McCabe
Jean Garner
Ellen Schiro
Fred Fuller Bennet
Clarence P. Dresser
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Residents oppose eviction of 57th street art colony
Neighborhood letters defend the 57th street art colony against urban renewal eviction. They urge leaving the buildings until Harper Court plans finish, arguing the colony adds value and would fill empty stores if allowed to remain.
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57Th Street
Art Colony
Department of Urban Renewal
Hyde Park
DAA
Harper Court
Public letter questions Hyde Park art colony eviction
The Herald criticizes Assistant Commissioner D E Mackelmann for delaying action on the 57th Street art colony eviction. The letter argues for timely, clear steps to preserve the craftspeople and urges reconsideration by the DAA, noting prior misstatements and asking for a concrete plan. Mr and Mrs L Bard 5736 Stony Island.
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Mackelmann
Hyde Park
Herald
DAA
L Bard
Stony Island
Lassie Speaks Against Dog Ownership Bias in Park Debate
In a letter, Lassie protests what she calls an anti dog owners campaign. She argues dogs deter crime and notes winter freeze slowed decay but spring cleaning can tidy parkways if streets are cleaned weekly. She defends dog owners use of vacant lots and minimal trash from parkways.
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Hyde Park
Hatless at last as tips and rackets drive costs up
The essay blames hatcheck extortion for more men going hatless and notes rising tips and parking fees at hotels and restaurants. It cites New York racketeers, gaffed hats, and uniformed staff, plus rising meal costs due to expense account rules. It argues tipping culture and service charges deter dining out.
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Kennedy
New York
Miami Beach
The Stricken Land Tugwell Puerto Rico profile review
A critic paints The Stricken Land by Rexford Tugwell as a vivid account of Puerto Rico from 1941 to 1946. It highlights Munoz Marín and Tugwell shaping the modern Puerto Rican state amid opposition, noting Tugwell’s surplus and reforms, and reflects on their political schism and the island’s evolving leadership.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
Rexford G. Tugwell
Munoz-Marin
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Jaime Benitez
Teodoro Moscoso
Munoz
Caribbean
Antilles
el Morro
Spit
Washington
University of Puerto Rico
Aristides the Just
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