Hyde Park Conference Named Semi Finalist for Lane Bryant Award
The Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference earned a Lane Bryant Annual Awards semi finalist honor and a 1963 Citation for outstanding community service. Alderman Leon Despres nominated the group. the award supports voluntary efforts benefiting American home and community life with a $1,000 prize to a group or individual.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Lane Bryant
Lih Ward Ald
Leon M. Despres
The Three Penny Opera at KAM Temple
The Hull House production of The Three Penny Opera will be staged at KAM Temple on November 14. The Temple Sisterhood Ways and Means kickoff luncheon is hosted by Mrs. Sidney Lash and Mrs. Meyer Isenberg with dessert in the garden of Mrs. Jerry Solomon on August 1. Awards by a five judge panel including Adolf A. Berle Felisa Gautier J Peter Grace James Hester and Norman Thomas will be given December 3 1964 to a group and an individual.
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Hull House
Kam Temple
Ways and Means Committee
Temple Sisterhood
Sidney Lash
East View PLC
Meyer Isenberg
Hyde Park Blvd
Jerry Solomon
Constance
Adolf A. Berle
Felisa R. Gautier
San Juan
Puerto Rico
J. Peter Grace
W. Rr, Grace & Co
James H. Hester
New York University
Norman Thomas
Urban League Announces New Chicago Offices at 4500 S Michigan
Edwin C. Berry executive director of the Urban League says the agency will occupy all three floors of the 4500 South Michigan building. The organization’s contact number is Atlantic 5 5800.
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Edwin C. Berry
Chicago Urban League
Michigan
Chicago Institute hospital front page note on pediatrics
The front page discusses explosive advances in biology and postwar science giving hope for childhood disease research. Dorfman says modern pediatrics must lead in biology and apply clinical knowledge to biology while the hospital administration will be led by Charles Goulet, superintendent of the University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics.
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Dorfman
Pediatrics
Charles Goulet
Blackstone
University of Chicago
Red Cross aids 29 after Drexel Avenue fire
The Mid-America Chapter of the American National Red Cross assisted seven families totaling 29 people after a Friday fire at 4727 Drexel. Pauline Dillard reported heavy damage to the building and that emergency food, clothing, shoes, baby supplies and temporary housing were provided within minutes after the 4:00 p.m. alarm. The aid was given as a gift with no repayment expected.
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Mid-America
American National Red Cross
Drexel
Pauline Dillard
Red Cross
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Hyde Park Herald
Kam
Urban League
FRIDA
Atomic Car Rentals, Inc
Ueille
East 53Rd Street
Waa Party
Hospital
Chicago Institute
Hyde Park
E. Hyde Park
S. Hyde Park
Wamiawey
Coats
Universal
Army Store
Men & Boys
MON & Thurs
Men’s & Boy’s
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