Hyde Park politics and school openings dominate city pages
With two months to election day Hyde Park figures surface in local races as Marshall Korshak seeks the sanitary district post while Crosson and Hunter face judicial nominations. Schools reopen, transfers offered under Willis plan, and urban renewal sites move toward sale to expand nearby campuses.
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Crosson
John Marshall Law School
Hyde Parker
Marshall Korshak
Everett
Fifth Ward
Better Government Association
Richard J. Daley
Korshak
Metropolitan
Hyde Parkers
Cook County Superior Court
Robert L. Hunter
Kenwood
James D. Crosson
Hyde Park
Hunter
Democratic Central Committee
Republican
Hayes Robertson
Robertson
GOP
Sanitary District Civil Service Board
Illinois
Edmund J
Cours
E. Hunter
University of Chicago
Board of Education
Willis
Murray
Reavis
50Th St
Willard
Bousfield
Judd
Shakespeare
Department of Urban Renewal
Hyde Park- Kenwood
53Rd
53Rd and
Ellis
Kozminski
Lake Park
Seth
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Bar Association
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Moses
Harvard- St. George School
Dents
Harvard-St. George
Kenwood-Ellis Cooperative Nursery School
Kam Temple
E. 50Th
Isadore Podore
Woodlawn
Lyra Ann Bloom
Maryland
John W. Culhane
S. Hyde Park
Eugene Dibble
Madison Park
Thomas L. Nicholson
Louis Smith
Cornell
Irving White
Robert Brubaker
Ingleside
Herb Storing
Foster Stockwell
S. Dorchester
William Hoffman
E. 52Nd
David Canter
S. Kimbark
Robert Mann
S. Harper
Lincoln Blake
Kirk A. Stampley
St. Thomas the Apostle School
Carmela
Harper
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