Riverdale dump burning dispute stalls stay order
Residents question why a Riverdale dump at 138th and Racine continues burning amid a case in appellate court. The article outlines repeated requests to permit burning of non organic material, concerns over surveillance, costs to taxpayers, and the prolonged legal process since Judge Epstein's ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
138Th
Racine
Riverdale
Charles Fritz
Industrial Scrap Material Corp
Herbert Zornow
Samuel Epstein
Superior Court
Fritz
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
B. & O. Railroad
Master In Chancery
Epstein
Journalists Warn of Changing Face of America Revolution in urban shift spurs future worries
At a two day Suburban Press Foundation conference on January 25 26 Dr Charles L Allen Oklahoma State University warned that America is undergoing a quiet revolution toward urban living. He warned of rising crime shortages of minerals and fuels and escalating costs and traffic snarls as population shifts to suburbs and cities accelerate. Local papers aim to inform readers about these threats and mobilize community action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Press Foundation
Pointer Publications
Charles L. Allen
School of Journalism and Communications
Oklahoma State University
America
Foundation
Fireside Chats on Attitude and Shifting Career Doors
George A. Morren recounts a wartime lesson on mindset. A worker named John confronts resistance to his job and learns that changing attitude, not circumstances, opens new opportunities. The tale stresses accepting current duties, doing one's best, and preparing for better roles as doors slowly open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Letter to the editor discusses typical Americans and suburban influence
W. J. Taylor argues against labeling urbanites as untypical and asserts that typical Americans exist across city, suburban, and rural areas. He claims newspapers favor advertisers and urges fair treatment, noting the editorial may be published in full and promising related analysis elsewhere on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Mangins
Pointer
Riverdale
Ilinois
W. J. Taylor
Lowe Avenue
P.S
Taylor
Social Security Tax and Earnings Rules Explained
The article answers common questions on reporting earnings for Social Security benefits. It explains when to file annual earnings reports, required work credits for early retirement, tax filing thresholds for self employed individuals, and employer withholding responsibilities for domestic workers.
Grand Slam Doubled Fails In Bridge Play At Harvey Club
North dealer game features a noted double on a grand slam with two aces. West suspects a void and an unusual lead, leading to strategic play at the Harvey Bridge Club in Riverdale. Open pairs and weekly sessions advertised with club contact and recent winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West East
West
North
Harvey Bridge Club
The
American Legion
Halsted
138Th St
Riverdale
Boating Classes Offered By Calumet Power Squadron
Free boating instruction to prevent accidents will be held at Thornridge High School in South Holland. The Calumet Power Squadron, a unit of the United States Power Squadrons, sponsors 12 Tuesday lectures starting February 6 at 7:30 pm with topics on equipment, lights, nautical rules, compass, seamanship, safety afloat, navigation aids, charting, outboards, and river piloting. There is no charge for the course.
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Calumet Power Squadron
United States Power Squadrons
Thornridge High School
147Th
Cottage Grove
South Holland
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Down South
Woo
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Tri-City
George A. Morren
Arthur W. Ruff
Insurance Agency
144Th Street
Riverslate
Chicago
George E. Laird
J. O. Ernst
Walter Moran
Dave Salkoff
Holland
Alex Carrott
Roseland
Bill Sanford
Len Flowers
Chuck Heise
Dorothea Heise
Jane Pond
L. L. Foster
ACC
le Oe Hotels & Rent-A-Car
Whitworth Travel
Pee Mere Cory Tse
Viking
Mr Traced
Harvey
Harvey Federal Savings
HES
HFS
East 154Th Street
Marvey
Illinois
Edison
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