Illinois Charities Report 1967 Spending and Revenue
Attorney General William G. Clark released a statistical analysis of Illinois charitable annual financial reports for 1967. It shows 592 organizations collected 300.18 million dollars, total income 507.19 million, and 236.45 million spent on charitable programs, with 46.6 percent of income used for charitable purposes and 18.7 percent for fundraising and administration. The report includes a chart detailing 20 expenditure categories.
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William G. Clark
Illinois
Clark
Brown's Carry-Out Night Manager Foils Armed Robbery Try
Sam Lupo, 23, night manager at Brown's Carry-Out Chicken at 5531 North, confronted a would be robber who entered via the rear door last week. He warned the gunman and refused to surrender cash, prompting the intruder to flee empty handed as Lupo stood his ground. Bill Murray praised Lupo's courage.
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Sam Lupo
Brown
West Side Company
Lupo
Bill Murray
Brown’s
Chicago Public Schools launch New Era program for disruptive children
The Chicago Public Schools announced the Early Remediation Approach to Self-Discipline ERA to address behavioral problems in elementary students. The plan creates three area Child Study teams led by Master-Adjustment teachers with a staff including psychologists health aides and teachers to deliver instructional and health services on site.
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Chicago Public Schools
James F. Redmond
General Superintendent of
ERA
Chicago
Lafayette
Augusta
Marconi
N. Kolmar
Redmond
Louise Daugherty
School Board Meets Faces Emmet Over Racial Count and Overcrowding
The board convenes for its regular twice monthly meeting amid questions on releasing the West-Northwest Side racial head count and actions to relieve Emmet school overcrowding. Debates over mobile units versus demountables, busing, and site locations for new facilities loom, with no firm decisions expected today.
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Board of Education
Emmet School
Emmet
Northwest Side
May and Spencer
Fulton
Central
Emmett
Madison and
Austin Area
Eisenhower-Cicero
East Humboldt
West township boundaries and local dry precincts explained
A reader asks which township covers the 1400 block of North Hamlin. The column confirms West Township with boundaries along the city limits and river lines, and notes Jefferson Township borders. It also recalls a 30th ward dry precinct vote, and mentions the Hawaiian Missionary stamp sold for 41,000 dollars.
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North Hamlin
West Township
Chicago River
North Avenue
Austin
Kedzie
Belmont
Jefferson Township
Harlem
Western
North-Crawford Chamber Moves Luncheon to American Home
The North Crawford Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly luncheon at 12 30 p m in the Director's room of American Home Savings and Loan. The remodeled building at 4054 North is described as more comfortable and beautiful for members and customers.
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North-Crawford
Top Scout Award For CP Carrier
Roderick J. Lach of Boy Scout troop 89 sponsored by St. Timothy Evangelical Lutheran church will receive the Eagle badge at a November 19 ceremony. A Community Publications carrier and Lane Tech 1968 graduate, Lach earned rank advances from Second Class to Life Scout in 1967 and has miles awards for hiking 100 and 200 miles. He attends Wright Junior College studying electronics engineering.
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Roderick J. Lach
St. Timothy Evangelical Lutheran Church
N. Kildare
Lach
Lane Tech High School
Electronics
Wright Junior College
Franklin Humboldt Senior Centers Earn $13000 Federal Grant
Federal funds totaling 13180 were granted to Franklin Humboldt Senior Centers Inc for a Humboldt Park plan. The project includes a main center at 440 N Drake and at least four outreach posts, serving 11000 area seniors with education recreation and social services.
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Franklin Humboldt Senior Centers, Inc
Humboldt Park
David Mark
Chicago Housing Authority
Franklin Drake
N. Drake
C.H.A. Franklin-Drake
United Congregational Church
N. Hamlin
Hicate Commission
Ministerial Association
Council On Aging
William J. Rutherford
Peoria
Franklin Humboldt Senior Centers Inc
Free diabetes tests during Diabetes Week at Walther Memorial
Walther Memorial hospital announces free diabetes detection tests for the public during Diabetes Week from November 17 to 23 at 1116 N Kedzie. On November 18 and 19, tests will run 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. to identify undiagnosed diabetes and prompt treatment.
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Walther Memorial Hospital
N. Kedzie
Calvin C. Singer
North Crawford Value Days Sale Winds Down
Shoppers have four more days to take advantage of the North Crawford Value Days sale. The pre Thanksgiving event, begun last week, offers strong buys in many stores across the North Crawford community. Robert Williams, president of the North Crawford chamber of commerce, praised the area’s integrity and local institutions.
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North- Crawford
Robert Williams
North Crawford
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