Hyde Park Herald directory and publication details
The Hyde Park Herald is published weekly on Wednesdays by Hyde Park Herald Inc at 5240 Harper Chicago. Established 1882 by Fred Fuller Bennet and Clarence P Dresser. Editors and staff listed with roles and advertising contact details. Subscriptions are $3 yearly, single copies 10 cents, back issues 15 cents.
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Bruce Sagan
Jan Majde
Mary Louise Stauffer
Don McCabe
Jean Garner
Ellen Schira
Fred Fuller Bennet
Clarence P. Dresser
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Praises for Police Teamwork After Hyde Park Incident
A Hyde Park couple thanks Officer Victor Fantozzi and Officers M De Bella and E Casey for rapid recovery of a car with their baby left inside. Det. Sanders investigated while praising the department's competence and smooth teamwork. The letter also urges dog owners to curb curbside messes and keep Hyde Park clean.
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Hyde Park
M. de Bella
E. Casey
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Det. Sanders
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Sophia Nusbaum
Bread as a Nation’s Foam Rubber Critique
Robert Pollak laments modern bread in a essay style critique citing James Baldwin and a shift to pre packaged loaves. He contrasts French and European breads with pale white loaves and notes the rise of mass bakery chains selling tasteless bread at high prices while mothers bake home bread. He recalls a New York club car conversation with a bakery executive who admits typical loaves rarely appear at home.
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Robert Pollak
James Baldwin
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New England
Humorous Tales From Mayor Cermak’s Life and Travels
John W. Dienhart recounts A. J. Cermak’s humor from his early days as a wood oiler to his mayoral years. Anecdotes cover a braggart precinct crony, jokes about the Washington monument’s cost, a parlor confrontation over a wife, and tour experiences in Prague and Carlsbad with multilingual mingling and a famed Bohemian bon mot about apples.
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A. J. Cermak
Washington Monument
Cermak
Joe
Europe
Tony
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Kladno
Disgusted Citizens Question Chicago Press Standards
The letter criticizes media bias and low standards arguing investigations are biased by politics. It raises concerns about court dismissals on technicalities election fraud probes double standards witnesses safety zoning crime air pollution street conditions and middle-class flight in Chicago.
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Adamowski
Chicago
Robert Kennedy
Questionable column head sparks call for press accountability
A Chicago Tribune critique notes a last Sunday headline on the Cuban issue was based on a sample of 25 men in the Loop. It argues for a watchdog body to screen information fed to the public and sanction editors for misleading reporting in "The World's Greatest Newspaper."
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Food and Drug Administration
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