Hyde Park Herald publication details and staff
Bruce Logan publisher Jon 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. 5240 Harper Chicago 15. Teleph one Midway 38533. Entered second class matter at Chicago Ill Post Office. Deadlines news Saturday noon display advertising Friday noon classified advertising Monday 3 30 p.m. Subscriptions 3 a year by mail single copies 10 cents back issues 15 cents.
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Bruce Logan
Jon Majde
Mary Louise Stauffer
Don McCabe
Jean Garner
Ellen Schira
Fred Fuller Bennet
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald Inc
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Hyde Park Kenwood residents seek challenges and action
A Hyde Park Kenwood block meeting voices frustration with urban redevelopment plans and asks who decides what is built or demolished. Ed Gourfain urges publishing a clear list of past challenges and outcomes while residents demand accountable answers from authorities and the U of C. The Hyde Park Cornell group drafts a letter urging repairs to the 57th Street Promontory seawall and promontory areas and improvements to 57th Street Beach.
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S. Kimbark
Hyde Park-Kenwood
South East Chicago Commission
Hyde Park
U of C
Ed Gourfain
Hyde Park-Cornell
Park District
Parks and Recreation Committee
Hyde Park- Cornell
57Th Street Beach
55Th Sug Promontory
Chicago
Mixed performance charms at Coliseum and Goodman
A theater and dance review mixes thoughts on Sheridan’s The Rivals at the Goodman Theatre with a ballet scene at the Coliseum. Performances feature Kathleen Noser and Edward Moore amid mixed acting, while Jose Slowik directs The Rivals with period sets and costumes. The ballet spectacle stars Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall on a canvas court, with critique of Laver’s game and Rosewall’s temperamental theatrics. Ray Still is credited with aiding Ravinia’s season revival through behind the scenes mediation.
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Goodman
Lake Front
Sheridan
Brenda Forbes
Malaprop
Vincent Park
Anthony
Kathleen Noser
Lydia Languish
Edward Moore
Coliseum
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Laver
Rosewall
Bill Tilden
Spahn
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Jack Kramer
Inaugurations Through Chicago Mayoral History
The piece recalls Chicago mayoral inaugurations from 1915 to the Daley era. It highlights William Hale Thompson’s earlier ouster of Carter Harrison, Tony Canadeo’s bold move to power, Edward J. Kelly’s long leadership, and Martin Kennelly’s quiet rise, ending with Daley’s recent third term and a reflection on how inaugurations unfold with ceremony and tension.
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Richard Joseph Daley
William Hale Thompson
Carter H. Harrison
Thompson
Wyoming
Stooges
Big Bill
Harrison
William E. Dever
Dever
Edward J. Kelly
Tony
Frank J. Carr
Kellye
South Park Board of Commissioners
Martin H. Kennelly
Kennelly
Kelly
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Bruce Koenig
Uta Olson
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Miss Page
Barbara Harris
Melina Dillon
Ray Still
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Daley
John W. Dienhart
A. J. Cermak
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