Funds Sought For Bigger Lab School Expansion at U Chicago
The University of Chicago seeks 2 million dollars to expand its laboratory and high school between 58th and 59th streets and Kimbark and Kenwood avenues. The plan aims to double high school enrollment and add one third more elementary pupils, part of a 32 million dollar fund drive to keep the university great. A spokesman called the expansion several years away and intended to serve the university community.
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University of Chicago
58Th and
59Th Sts
Kimbark and
Kenwood Aves
University
Board authorizes Drexel 50th Street school site purchase
The Board of Education approved buying the northwest corner of Drexel and 50th for an elementary school on CHA project land. It fronts Drexel 1 1/2 blocks and runs 353.75 feet west along 50th. A three story brick building and a carriage house occupy the site. Acquisition may take six to eight months with final housing of 400 to 500 students planned two years out to relieve Shakespeare and Kozminski.
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Board of Education
Drexel Bivd
50Th St
Chicago Housing Authority
CHA
Drex
School Board
Drexel
50Th
Doyle Bonjour
Office of Building Survey
Board
Shakespeare
Kozminski
54Th
Ingleside
Philip Murray
Ray
Murray
Kenwood School
Hyde Park High
Alderman Proposes IC Survey On South Side Rail Traffic
Alderman Claud Holman announces a resolution to probe Illinois Central commuter traffic from 39th to 63rd streets. The move targets potential service curtailment for suburban expansion and asks the Local Transportation Committee to survey future traffic amid Hyde Park redevelopment and public housing projects.
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Ald
Claud Holman
Illinois Central Railroad
South East Side
Illinois Commerce Commission
67Th St
Hyde Park
Kenwood
Holman
Committee On
Ilinois Central
39Th
63Rd Sts
City of
Chicago
47Th
57Th St
Cottage Grove Ave
Lake Michigan
Victor Olander
Chicago Housing Authority
Chicago Land Clearance Commission
In This Issue Contents and Page References
The issue lists sections including Letter From The Editor on page 2 Back-To-School Fashions on page 4 School Lunches and Clothes Suggestions on page 5 Area Schools Today on page 6 Harvey S. Perloff on page 6 Schools and Delinquency on page 8 WTTW Program Guide on page 10
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Area
Harvey S. Perloff
WTTW
Additions at Ray and Bret Harte Welcome Incoming Students
Two area elementary schools prepare for new additions as Ray and Bret Harte greet students. The Bret Harte two story annex adds classrooms a library and kindergarten spaces with a 340 pupil capacity. Ray adds a northeast one story unit housing five classrooms two kindergartens and teachers rest rooms.
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Bret Harte
56Th
Stony Island
Ray
5Éth
Kimbark
Oakenwald
40Th and
42Nd St
North- Kenwood
Oakland
Bradco Meeting Friday in Hyde Park Renewal Area
A Friday 8 15 p m meeting at First Unitarian Church 57th and Woodlawn invites all interested to discuss a BRADCO low cost cooperative housing project in Hyde Park renewal area. Sponsors include Kermit Eby Judd L Miller and George Cooley with BRADCO built by Building Research and Development Corp. 20 E Jackson Blvd.
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Hyde Park
First Unitarian Church
57Th and Woodlawn
Kermit Eby
University of Chicago
Social Science
Judd L. Miller
Hyde Park Cooperative Society
George Cooley
University
Bradco Steel and Glass Contemporary
Herald
Building Research and Development Corporation
E. Jackson Blvd
Enrollment to Greet 650 Undergraduates at College
About 650 new students join the College this autumn. Roughly 500 are high school graduates or early entrants and 150 are transfers, with transfer numbers about double last year. Orientation runs Sept 25 to Oct 5, culminating in the first day of classes Oct 6.
City Crackdown Targets Hyde Park Slumlords Under Receivership Plan
Chicago launches a broad drive under a 1953 state law to name the city as receiver for violator buildings. At least 13 landlords with 35 properties will face receivership petitions in Circuit Court to remove profits from slum operations. Properties include 6151 59 Ellis 836 E 55th and 5340-42 Cornell.
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Chicago
City Corporation
Hyde Park-Woodlawn
Joseph Schwind
Ellis
E. 55Th St
Schwind
Donald F. Capps
Cornell
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