Top Democratic Candidates And Families
Two West Siders are named as candidates for high political office. Attorney General William G. Clark is the Democratic nominee for U S Senator, with his family at 5258 Van Buren including Marrilee 20 William Jr 18 Robert 10 and the family pet Gilly plus John 16 and Donald 15 at school in Wisconsin. Edward V Hanrahan at 1830 N Nagle is the Cook County state's attorney nominee with family Edward Joseph 13 Kathleen 9 Mrs Hanrahan Julie 11 and Gerald 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Cook County
Edward Joseph
Kathleeen
West Side
William G. Clark
U. S. Senate
Everett Dirksen
Pekin
Edward V. Hanrahan
Clark
van Buren
Austin
Illinois
State Senate
State House of Representatives
John S. Clark Jr
de Paul Law School
S. Cicero
Rosalie
Hanrahan
N. Nagle
United States
Northern Illinois
Harvard Law School
Geraldine
West Side Democrats name candidates for county and federal posts
Democratic leaders on the West Side announced two residents William G. Clark and Edward V. Hanrahan as their choices for U S Senate and Cook County state's attorney. They also tabbed local hopefuls for state representative and ward committeeman, with petitions due next Monday and incumbents from several districts set to seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Leon
Kenneth W. Course
Chester R. Wiktorski Jr
Bernard R. Wolfe
Edward J. Shaw
Benedict Garmisa
Jacob J. Wolf
Peter J. Miller
Louis Janczak
Bernard McDevitt
Louis F. Capuzi
Lawrence J. Bartels
U.S
Estella L. Stovall
Henry S. Kaplinski
Kaplinski
Chicago Tribune
Zgoda
Daniel J. Ronan
Frank Annunzio
Daniel D. Rostenkowski
Anthony Giralami
N. St. Louis
Bernard Neistein
Harrison
Daniel J. Rowan
Washington
Thomas E. Keane
Augusta
Sidney R. Olsen
Elmer Filippini
Shakespeare
James Sloan
Huron
Frank Bottigliaro
Superior
Philip Wharton
Maypole
George Salerno
Samuel Taylor
Fifth
Louis J. Kasper
Diversey
Matthew Slowik
Belmont
Area Parks Plan Gym Exhibitions Across Several Parks
Gym exhibitions to acquaint the community with park activities will be held March 21 and 22 at Columbus Park Kosciuszko Park and Riis Park and March 28 and 29 at Simmons Park. Upcoming shows list Amundsen La Follette Garfield Humboldt Blackhawk and Her smosa with April dates and a wide range of drills, dances, tumbling, and novelty acts.
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Columbus Park
S. Central
Kosciuszko Park
N. Avers
Riis Park
Fullerton
Simons Park
N. Drake
Austin Town Hall
Lake
Hermosa
N. Kilbourn
Humboldt
Sacramento
Blackhawk
N. Lavergne
Garfield
N. Central Park
Amundsen
Bloomingdale
la Follette
N. Laramie
Harriman Sees Asia Need for Marshall Plan to Protect Viet Nam
U S ambassador Averell Harriman told a large Chicago audience that Asia requires a Marshall Plan to secure Southeast Asia’s independence and economic freedom much as Europe benefited from NATO and the Marshall Plan. He argued Eastern Europe’s independence hinges on American economic leadership while noting China’s Communist expansion and Soviet aims in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Europe
Viet Nam
Russia
Southeast Asia
China
Harriman
Stalin
Richard J. Daley
South Side
Saddle
Sirloin Club
International Amphitheater
W. 48Rd
S. Halsted
Western
Eastern Europe
Moscow
Peking
Asia
France
Asian
Middle East
Africa
West Siders hail victory in compromise busing plan
May and Spencer parents and supporters of Superintendent James Redmond greet a board decision making 573 students from May and Spencer voluntary transfers to eight Northwest receiving schools. The plan allows parental refusal, excludes handicapped children, and aims to keep transfers at 573 with action by March 11 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Siders
May and Spencer
James Redmond
Board of Education
Cyrus Adams III
Northwest
Adams
Redmond
Frank Whiston
May
Spencer
Wendell Green
Pleads for Wife and Son to Return Home
Brian Clark, who will be two tomorrow, and his father Robert Clark Jr appeal for Edwina Clark to return or contact them. Edwina left 1529 N Kostner with baby Brian Friday morning after reporting not feeling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Clark
Robert Clark Jr
Brian
Clark
Edwina
Pyle National Co
N. Kostner
Sergeant Glenn W. Meyer Receives Air Force Unit Award
Sergeant Glenn W. Meyer of the 60th Military Airlift Wing at Travis AFB California earns recognition as his unit is awarded the U.S. Air Force Outstanding Unit Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Meyer
Howard J. Meyer Sr
LeMoyne
60Th Military Airlift Wing
Military Airlift Command
Travis Afb
Calif
U.S. Air Force
Pioneer Y Plans Monthly Special Event
Pioneer YMCA forms a special events program committee to plan monthly events for all ages at 3700 Grand. Activities include splash parties dances picnics carnivals and movies alongside the regular after school program. Members include Eugene Bark chair Rosemarie Nunchuk secretary treasurer Diana Bark and others with Dorothy Flynn as staff advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Ymca
Y’s
Eugene Bark
Rosemarie Nunchuck
Diana Bark
Diane DeVincent
Beverly Donovan
Clara Gentile
Patricia Harris
Sharon Ray
Violet Russo
Marie Rieck
Felix Zaffaroni
Barbara Zenino
Dorothy Flynn
Air Control Trainee George R Kurzin Enrolled
Marine Pfe George R Kurzin son of Mrs George Kurzin living at 1923 N Kostner attends a five week course in air control and anti air warfare electronics operation at Twenty Nine Palms California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Pfe
George R. Kurzin
George Kurzin
N. Kostner
Palms
Calif
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Democratic Party
N. Kedzie
John C. Marcin
Louis Garippo
N. Narragansett
Thomas A. McGloon
Shakespeare District Police
John F. McTwerney
Chicago Jaycee Award
George Carlson
St. Philomena Church
Robert Orpen
Episcopal Church of the Advent
William Howe
Cmdr
McInerney
Shakespeare Post
Thomas McNulty
Auto Show
Saddle & Sirloin Club
Bruce Sagan
Community Publications
Paul Powell
Harry Ganey
West Side Auto Day
Edward Cleary
John Vitha
Samuel Shapiro
George Barvinchak
South Side Day
Burbank Dever
Bridge, Lyon
Smyser
Sayre, Thorp and
Locke
Mrs. Clark and
Pioneer Y
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