Hyde Park Herald publication details and deadlines
Bruce Sagan is publisher and Jan Majde editor with Mary Louise Stouffer as general manager. The Hyde Park Herald Inc paper, established 1882, issues weekly on Wednesdays from 5240 Harper Chicago 15. Deadlines: news Saturday noon, display ads Friday noon, classifieds Monday 3 30 p.m. Subscriptions $3 yearly, copies 10 cents.
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Bruce Sagan
Jan Majde
Mary Louise Stouffer
Don McCabe
Direcor
Jean Garner
Fred Fuller Bennet
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald Inc
Harper
Chicago
Telephone
Midway
Impatient satire revival of Faculty Revels at Mandelhall
New boite presents a revival of Impatience a social satire musical comedy by Pollack and Ashenhurst. Four sell-out performances marked the 1963 Faculty Revels of the University of Chicago Quadrangle club. The June 7 revival at 8 30 p m in Mandelhall 57th and University is open to the public.
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Pollack
Robert L. Ashenhurst
Dorchester
University of Chicago
Mandelhall
57Th and
University
Julius Monk
Huron Street
National Food Company
Club
Chicago
George M. Cohan
F.D.R
Victor Moore
USA
Mr. Sahl
Europe
Germany
Italy
Austria
Hitler
Mussolini
Billy Sol Estes
Letters on school survey and Hyde Park aid crisis
A letter-writer challenges the board of education to avoid precommitting to Havighurst survey findings and defend objective study. Another note thanks Hyde Park volunteers and supporters who aided residents on public aid, praising community generosity and urging ongoing civic involvement.
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Willis
Board of Education
Havighurst
Dr. Willis
Chicago
Asher J. Margolis
Madison Park
Robert L. Stepto
Cook County Department of Public Aid
Hyde Parkers
Fifth Ward
Hyde Park
The Legislature’s Cats and the Lobbyist’s Black Bag
A columnist recalls how elected legislators drift from public duties after joining the chambers. Veterans guide new members, who become receptive to lobbyists offering favors, entering the so called sponge club as terms of influence.
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Senate
House
Ceremaey Pabate
Springfield
Moral trials of legislators and payoffs in the legislature
The piece depicts legislators tempted by gratuities at dinners night clubs and hotel bars. Novices are targeted by lobbyists and groups that threaten enmity or payoffs. A senator recalls a scene of bribery pressure and resolves to vote honestly, despite temptations.
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New Boite
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Dlinois
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club
Federal Govern
Ment
John H. Ramey
Kenwood
New York
Monk
Plaza Hotel
Mr. Monk
Tennessee Williams
Arizona
Barry’s
Everleigh Sisters
June Ericson
Charles Kimbrough
W. S. Gilbert
Plaza
Near North Side
Monk and Company
Pollak
John W. Dienhart
Dienhart
Colnie Oe
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