Raby elected Hyde Park-Kenwood Conference President
Civil rights leader Al Raby of 5464 S Blackstone has been elected president of the Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference succeeding David M Truitt of 5522 S Hyde Park Blvd. Raby also chairs the Tenant Union and Rehabilitation Foundation programs. Five vice presidents were chosen James Fletcher Ronald Grzywilski Eugene Krell Dale Singer and Arnold Sirk. Frances Grossman was secretary and Mary Houghton treasurer. Officers were elected at the December 21 board meeting.
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al Raby
S. Blackstone
Hyde Park-Kenwood
David M. Truitt
S. Hyde Park Blvd
Raby
James Fletcher
S. Yale
Ronald Grzywilski
S. Kenwood
Eugene Krell
E. 54Th St
Dale Singer
Arnold Sirk
S. Cornell
Frances Grossman
S. Kimbark
Mary Houghton
E. 55Th St
Hyde Park Bank Moves to New Quarters After 31 Years
The Hyde Park bank moved into its new rented quarters marking 31 years since the January anniversary. The photograph, previously published in the Hyde Park Herald, shows the relocation as the building project progresses.
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Hyde Park Herald
Hyde Park Bank
Hyde Park
James Kaplan Named Safety Committee Chair in Hyde Park Kenwood
James Kaplan of 1331 E. 55th St has been named chair man of the Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference safety rights and justice committee. Four task force chairpersons join Kaplan: Ross Lathrop, Pamela Haley, Joe Gordon, and David Gutman, with roles in project whistlestop transportation building security and property identification.
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James Kaplan
E. 55Th St
Hyde Park- Kenwood
Kaplan
Ross Lathrop
S. Kenwood
Pamela Haley
S. Blackstone
Joe Gordon
David Gutman
E. Hyde Park Blvd
Minister James Shabazz Speaks on Islam at Blackstone Library
On Tuesday January 4 at 7 p.m. the Blackstone library at 49th and Blackstone hosts Minister James Shabazz of Muhammad's Mosque of Islam No. 2 5535 S. Greenwood. He will discuss The Faith of Islam and the Community.
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Blackstone
James Shabazz
Muhammad
S. Greenwood
Law professor named chair of five-member hospital inquiry panel
Bernard D. Meltzer of the University of Chicago Law School was named chairman of a five-man committee to probe charges against five Cook County Hospital physicians. Appointments came from Judge Donald J. O'Brien and the Health and Hospitals Governing Commission with four others: Anna Langford, Andrew Barrett, Dr. George Jackson, and Dr. Quentin Young.
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University of Chicago Law School
Cook County Hospital
Circuit Court
Donald J
O’brien
Bernard D. Meltzer
James Parker Hall
Health and Hospitals Governing Commission
Cook County
James G. Haughton
David Greeley
Meltzer
Anna Langford
15Th Ward
Andrew Barrett
Chicago
NAACP
George Jackson
University of Illinois
Quentin Young
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