Vote of confidence for Chicago Urban League in Hyde Park
Edwin C. BerryExecutive Director of the Chicago Urban League issues a call for increased community support through the annual membership drive. He argues Hyde Park offers racial integration but notes widespread inequality in Chicago, urging citizens to provide more funds to address persistent poverty and unemployment among Black residents.
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Chicago Urban League
League
Hyde Park
Chicago
Urban League
Illinois
Hyde Park Herald Inc. Ad Rates and Contact Note
The Hyde Park Herald Inc. bulletin outlines publication details established January 14, 1882 by Fred Fuller Bennett and Clarence P. Dresser. It notes deadlines for news and ads and promotes investment in the paper as boosting purchasing power and tax revenue while inviting reader confidence. It lists contact at 4500 S. Michigan and phone AT 5-5800.
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Fred Fuller Bennett
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald Inc
S. Harper
Chicago
Telephone
Midway
Post Office
Ill
League
Illinois 75th Legislature: mixed outcomes and calls for reform
A commentary on Illinois 75th General Assembly describing tax hikes and occupancy shifts, credit reform, and housing aid. It notes substandard housing, high subsidies to slumlords, and calls for open occupancy, income guarantees, ethics reforms, and a constitutional convention to advance urban needs.
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Illinois General Assembly
Illinois
Legislation Commission
Daylily Show Highlights Shade Tolerant Varieties in Hinsdale
The Chicagoland Daylily Society held its second annual show at Hinsdale Community House on July 29. Exhibits featured tigerlilies lemon lilies and a red China variety, with many blooms thriving in partial shade. An auction of surplus stock will run September 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the same venue, starting at 2:30 p.m.
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Chicagoland Daylily Society
Hinsdale
Daylily Society
China
8Th St
Hyde Park
23Rd Street
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Jean Garner Jacobs
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Robert E. Mann
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