Turn of the century kitchen artifacts found in Herald office
Harold Stengel of Bloom's forist discovered turn of the century kitchen equipment in the Herald office during house cleaning. He recalls the pieces were shown at the Centennial last year and suspects a lady connected with the University of Chicago or the Museum of Science and Industry may have loaned them for display.
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Harold Stengel
Bloom’s
Stengel
U of C
Museum of Science and Industry
Bicycle rider sighting near 53rd Street noted
Stengel recalls a woman who cycles past 53rd Street but has not yet intercepted her. Antiques found at the Herald office 5240 Harper will be returned to the rightful owner who identifies them.
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Stengel
53Rd Street
Herald Office
Harper
Washington
the Herald
Ashley
Veterans Administration
Earl Bush
Daley
Bush
The
Herald
John F. Kennedy
Hyde Park Race Harmony Cited as Example for Nation
Urban league deputy director A J Prejean praises Hyde Park as a model of integrated living. He argues full constitutional rights benefit all races and creeds. The piece also reports on an $18.5 million Veterans Administration hospital planned near the University of Chicago with site discussions and city officials weighing location and logistics.
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Hyde Park
Urban League
A. J. Prejean
Prejean
League
Hyde Park Harmony
Veterans Administration
University of Schools
Richard J. Daley
Veterans Administration Office
University of Chicago Medical School
Daley
Appropriations Congress
Herald
60Th
Cottage Grove
Avenue
Ellis Avenue
University of Chicago
59Th Street
Ellis and
Maryland Avenues
Washington Park University Ofce
George Wells Beadle
University
Beadle
Lowell T. Coggeshall
Dorchester
Coggeshall
the Herald
U of C Medical School
Charles Ashley
Veterans Admin
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Kenwood
Billy Clarke
Ellis
Eric Laufe
Hannah Laufe
Billy
Clifton
Gregory
Hannah
David
Laure
Clarke
William Clarke
Herbert Walfish
Pennsylvania
Nancy Hays
Europe
Midway
Horper
Chicago
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