Hyde Park Herald Inc listed staff and founding dates
Bruce Sagan publisher Jan Majde editor Mary Louise Stauffer business manager Don McCabe design and production director Jean Garner typographer Ellen Schira display advertising. Established Jan. 14 1882 by Fred Fuller Bennet and Clarence P. Dresser. Published every Wednesday by Hyde Park Herald Inc.
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Bruce Sagan
Jan Majde
Mary Louise Stauffer
Don McCabe
Direcor
Jean Garner
Ellen Schira
Fred Fuller Bennet
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald Inc
Wee 5240 Harper Chicago Telephone Midway 3 8533
Classified notice style excerpt lists contact details and deadlines for Chicago editions. It notes second class mail entry at the Chicago post office and provides deadlines for news display advertising and classified ads. Subscription rates are given as 3 dollars yearly by mail, with single copies ten cents and back issues fifteen cents.
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Harper
Chicago
Telephone
Midway
Post Office
New Urban Renewal Unit Promises Efficient City Coordination
A proposed urban renewal unit aims to streamline city work without weakening existing departments. It would empower a strong coordinating boss with mayoral access to cut red tape and ensure lawful enforcement while pooling information and fostering interdepartmental relations. The public remains hopeful it will succeed.
Too True to Be Good and Brecht at Martin Beck
A mixed theatre note reviews Shaw's Too True to Be Good with a starry cast led by Lillian Gish and Cedric Hardwicke, praising director Albert Marre and the ensemble while noting Brecht's Mother Courage at Martin Beck has flaws in casting and pacing but strong writing. Zohra Lampert shines as the deaf mute daughter and Plaza 9 offers a lively revue.
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New York
G. B. Shaw
Shaw
Lillian Gish
Cedric Hardwicke
Eileen Heckart
Glynis Johns
Ray Middleton
Robert Preston
Cyril Ritchard
David Wayne
54Th Street Theater
Albert Marre
Kelly Pool
Martin Beck
Bertolt Brecht
Mother Courage
Brecht
Anne Bancroft
Jerome Robbins
Second City
P.S
Plaza 9
Plaza Hotel
Julius Monk
Barry Goldwater
Lincoln Center
No landlord reprisal bill moves in Illinois House
Alderman Leon M Despres reports a Hyde Park group backing Rep Robert Mann HB 148 to bar landlords from evicting or denying leases due to tenant complaints. The House Executive Committee voted 21 11 to send the measure to the floor, with Mikva and Mann leading support and local groups urging statewide passage.
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Ilinois
Hyde Parkers
Illinois House of Representatives
Robert Mann
Mann
House Executive Committee
Abner Mikva
Joanne Kantrowitz
Kimbark
Park Forest
Anthony Scariano
Scariano
House
Executive Committee
Irene
Karen Turner
Medori Fuji
Walter Morris
Ingleside
Maryland
Richardson Spofford
Woodlawn
Winifred Hunt
Eva Friedlander
University Church of the Disciples
Mikva
House of Representatives
Committee On
Chicago
Police Benevolent Association Seeks Direct Mail Donations
The Chicago Policemen's Benevolent Association explains its role funding retiree death benefits of 2000 with 2.50 monthly contributions. Due to policy changes, no thrill show is held this year. donations may be mailed directly to PBA headquarters with no officer soliciting.
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Chicago Policemen’s Benevolent Association
PBA
Chicago
O. W. Wilson
Supt. Wilson
Police Board
W. O'Brien
Chicago 7
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