Unitarian Church Seeks Larger Crypt Space
Lemuel T. Lawton Jr., attorney for the Indiana church, asks zoning approval for an expanded crypt unit to hold 300 crypts in the basement, each with four urns. Of these, 160 crypts were pre-approved under provisions for cemetery land to be set aside tax free. The report outlines the SWHPNEC’s role in Hyde Park and its activities this week.
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Lemuel T. Lawton, Jr
Indiana Court
Judge Orders CIA To Vacate 5121 23 Ingleside Building
A judge orders the CIA to vacate the Ingleside building at 5121 23, branding the owner’s neglect as a broader failure in housing policy. The ruling promotes CHA purchase and rehabilitation of Hyde Park properties for low cost public housing to curb slum conditions. The decision envisions converting large houses back to single family use to improve occupancy standards and spur renewal.
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CIA
Ingleside
Hyde Park
Chicago Housing Authority
Horwitz
South State
Housing grant for DC displaced families demonstration
Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver approved a $194 470 federal grant to the National Capital Housing Authority to test using existing housing for large low income families displaced in the District of Columbia. Weaver called it a valuable demonstration with potential citywide applicability. A separate notice announces the South Side premier of Suburban Living Six Solutions at Hyde Park Methodist Church on June 19 at 8 30 p m.
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Robert C. Weaver
National Capital Housing Authority
District of Columbia
Weaver
Europe
Chicago
South Side
Hyde Park Methodist Church
E. 54Th
Hyde Park Herald origins and publishing details
The Hyde Park Herald was established January 14 1882 by Fred Fuller Bennett and Clarence P Dresser. It is published weekly on Wednesdays by Hyde Park Herald Inc at 5240H r Chicago 15 with telephone Midway 33. Subscription prices and deadlines for news and advertising are listed.
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Fred Fuller Bennett
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald, Inc
Chicago
Midway
Illinois
Deadline
Sca Pe
Court Orders Vacate and Board Up 4825 Drexel Property
A Superior Court task force at 4825 Drexel is ordered to vacate and board up both front and rear buildings. The rear coach house must be vacated immediately. the front building faces a June 29 stay. Judge Wilamoski mandated area corrections in January. no compliance occurred.
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Drexel
Superior Court
Wilamoski
Southmoor Bank & Trust Co
Florinda Quigley
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