Woodlawn Demonstration Grant Heads Toward City Council
Fifth Ward Alderman Despres says the Woodlawn Demonstration grant seeks to address area specific rehab, newcomer access, aging care and city staff commitments. Mayor to transmit the ordinance September 19 with Alderman Jones. SECC pledges 10000 for financing. Federal money is available and Hyde Park links are noted as crucial for neighborhood conservation.
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Woodlawn
Fifth Ward
Leon M. Despres
Despres
Jones
Jones (6Th) Will “Pilot It (the Application) Promptly, and We Trust
South East Chicago Commission
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Grants Awarded By American Cancer Society In Illinois
Cancer society awards total 424148 in local grants among 11 Illinois grants. University of Chicago receives seven grants, with 253681 to its medical school for hormonal cancer research in animals and humans. Five more Chicago scientists share 133644 for varied cancer studies.
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American Cancer Society
Illinois
The
University of Chicago
University’s
School of Medicine
Man
Giveniversity of Chicago
New Science Building Dedicated by Osteopathic College Leader
Dr. R. N. McBain, college president, will officiate at the dedication of the new science building at the northwest corner of 53rd and University. The facility will provide classrooms and labs for anatomy chemistry physiology pathology bacteriology and pharmacology plus offices and a student lounge. Construction began last December.
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R. N. McBain
53Rd and
University
Chicago College of Osteopathy
53Rd and University
College outlines first expansion step and future building plans
Dr. McBain states the new building is the college’s first expansion step to broaden science courses. Plans include a 50 bed hospital addition and an outpatient clinic, with all three projects totaling four million dollars. The dedication kicks off a three day program featuring banquet, alumni reunion, and educational events led by Dr. Carl Morrison of the American Osteopathic Association.
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McBain
Carl E. Morrison
St. Cloud
Minn
American Osteopathic Association
Hyde Park Rezoning Hearings On Berkeley Area and Motel Site
The Appeals Board held hearings on rezoning proposals between 52nd and 53rd streets. Opponents cited noise and dirt from an auto body shop on Berkeley Avenue. The Building and Zoning Committee plans to deny Berkeley rezoning, per Hyde Park Conference. A second hearing reviewed a motel project at 49th and Lake Shore Drive with non-conforming status. owners seek rezoning to protect investment while residents request safeguards. Conference proposes zoning changes with restrictions, including sign design limits, to maintain residential character. CTS seeks dormitory rezoning for Robie House property at 5757 Woodlawn, taken under advisement. A Kimbark variation to add an apartment was opposed due to parking and FAR concerns and is under advisement amid parking and residential impact worries.
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52Nd
53Rd Streets
Berkeley Avenue
Fourth Ward
Claude W. B. Holman
Hyde Park
49Th
Lake Shore Drive
Andrew J. Delaney
CTS
Chicago Theological Seminary
Woodlawn
Robie
Kimbark
Holman
Cunningham
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Robbery Injures State Rep Noble W Lee in Hyde Park
State Representative Noble W. Lee was robbed and scratched in a mid Saturday incident outside his home at 5541 Woodlawn after returning from a movie. Two men took a wallet with $5 and IDs as James V. Cunningham appeals to Police Commissioner OConnell for more Hyde Park Kenwood foot patrols.
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Noble W. Lee
John Marshall Law School
Woodlawn
Lee
Michigan
James V. Cunningham
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Timothy O'Connell
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Julian Levi
SECC
CCB
S. Lake Park
Chicago
Hyde Park Herald
Appeals Board
Berkeley
James Cunningham
Noble Lee
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