Hyde Park-Kenwood Plans Music Benefit Parade
Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference gathered Bay area school bands on a platform for a community music parade to promote a movie benefit tomorrow. Tickets are 50 cents for the 4 pm performance and $1 for the 7:30 pm showing at Comiskey Park at the Piccadilly amid White Sox attendance hopes.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Ray
Kenwood
Kozminski
Murray
Ticket Saleman
Comiskey
Piccadilly
White Sox
Letter writers dispute Korshak Mikva political row
Wm I Harber rebuts claims in April 20 issue about Korshak Mikva and ward politics in Chicago. He cites precinct results in the 16th and 63rd wards showing Pollak, Holman, and Hodes vote totals and suggests misreadings of precinct captain influence. He also notes concerns about polling booth watchers after criticizing a photo.
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Messrs
Korshak
Mikva
Janet Poliak
Holman
Hodes
Woodlawn
Pollak
Barnet Hodes
Ilinois
Wm I
Harber
Ringside reader calls for cleanup of vacant lot at 55th and Blackstone
A Herald Reader urges removal of rubble from the southeast corner lot at 55th and Blackstone. The debris from a razed building left by the Land Clearance Commission has made the site an eyesore, and spring prompts a cleanup.
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55Th and
Blackstone
Land Clearance Commission
Herald Reader
Household workers urged to ensure Social Security reporting
Since 1951 domestic workers have gained coverage and now face reporting gaps. If a household worker earns 50 or more in cash in a calendar quarter, the employer must deduct 3 percent and match it for the collector. Workers should verify their name and SSN as on the card.
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Licousehold
Collector of Internal Revenue
Paris Crowds And Artful Journeys Through France
The narrative tours Longchamp and Paris landmarks with Stokowski and Pollak in sociable scenes at the two dollar windows. The group travels to Chartres and Illiers visiting Marcel Proust sites, a Duchesse of Aristo legend, and finishes with a Michelin starred dinner near the Etoile.
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Paris
Longchamps
Bois
Enghien
St. Cloud
Dufy
Pont Royal
Rue de Bac
Chagall
Shostakovitch
Miro
Stokowski
Dick Florsheim
Chicago
Maurice Evans
No. 9
Ernest Grunsfeld
Sanyiers
Illiers
Marcel Proust
Swann’s
Leonie
Guermantes
Duchesse
Joseph’s
Etoile
Cermak's Prohibition Plot And a Fatal Shot in 1932
The narrative describes Tony Cermak's supposed beer import venture with Pilzner Urquell in 1932 Prague and New York, the dinner meetings with brewery directors, and his eventual assassination in Miami en route to meeting Roosevelt. The tale links to Daley's rise and a tip about clever money handling.
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Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
Commies
A. J. Cermak
United States
Cermak
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Tony
Prague
Chicago
San Francisco
Miami
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Janet
Robert Pollak
Vieux Maison
France
John W. Dienhart
Assassain
Dienhart
Urquell
United Stat
Patrick Carr
Richard J. Daley