Ald. Lindell Heads Chicago Rezoning Subcommittee
Alderman Arthur G. Lindell of the 9th Ward is appointed chair of a Chicago rezoning subcommittee with members Daisey R. Crowe P J Cullerton Harry L Sain Frank Keenan and John J Duffy. The panel will work with the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Chicago Plan Commission using Land Use Survey data to guide reform.
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Arthur G. Lindell
Chicago
Daisey R. Crowe
P. J. Cullerton
Harry L. Sain
Frank Keenan
John J. Duffy
Zoning Board of Appeals
Chicago Plan, Commission
Lindell
Duffy
Behind the Scenes with Dalton Volunteers Fire Department
A portrait of Dalton volunteers who protect the village with no pay and respond to every alarm. The piece highlights their courage, family lives, home ownership, and dedication as they restore gear after fires and await the next call. Community support and appreciation are urged.
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Dalton Volunteer Fire Department
Socal Effans
Dalton W P A Thanks Community For Open House Week
Dalton W P A Recreation thanks visitors and sponsors for help during week 15 open house. A successful supper and loan of a radio from Central Radio Company of Dalton enabled hearing speakers on the May 22 dance night.
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Dalton W. P. A
Central Radio Company of
Dalton
Festive night thanks donors and organizers
The event was well attended and attendees express gratitude to Mr W Ladd for music from idd4th and Chicago streets. A glass painting wall class starts this week by Mrs Tuttle at the village hall and Mrs Donaldson at Dalton Park will coordinate arts and outdoor games.
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W. Ladd
New Bowling Place for Chicago Heights Opens Soon
Bowl-Ane in Chicago Heights at 1531 Halsted Street opens Saturday June 1 with 12 Brunswick Centennial alleys and modern amenities including fluor escent lighting and a year-round layout. Three summer leagues for men and a ladies league begin the week of June 3 with free supervised parking nearby.
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Chicago
Troutius*gainst
priest nalane_alpins
Halsted Street
New Brunswick Centennial
Centennial
Brunswick Company
Chicago Heights
Bob Englehardt
Bowl-Aire
Vocalists of the Treetops in Spring Weather
In this spring scene birds fill fields and trees with joyous song while human music often recalls sorrow and disappointment. Birds live peaceful, simple lives free of conflict, their instinct surpassing philosophy as their melodies contrast human hearts heavy with loss and broken promises.
Nations at War and the Med Sea Fear
The text argues that rising global conflict in the Mediterranean risks drawing the United States into war. It warns that territorial gains increase taxes and military burdens, heightening public sorrow and debt as nations pursue expansion.
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Mediterranean Sea
Italy
America
United States
Time of the straw hat marks stylish summer festival
In a lively note the piece revels in new straw hats and bright fashion. Men sport snappy outfits in gleaming lots, turning the season into a festival of style and joy.
Summer hats lift dull winter street crowd vibe
The scene describes men trudging in sober felts during winter, turning cheerful when straw hats are added. The hats give the street a picnic like air and make men hold their heads higher, suggesting pleasant outdoor life in nature’s playgrounds.
Dumping by the Roadsides
The piece urges residents to reduce roadside refuse by letting municipal services handle trash collection and to avoid dumping in rural areas. It cautions that visible dumps spoil scenery, urges removing dumps from public view, and recommends remote or wooded locations if disposal is necessary.
The Fifth Column explained to readers
The article explains the phrase fifth column as Nazi sympathizers within Holland aiding invasion by sabotage. It warns that if the U S enters war, internal Fifth column activity could threaten national security.
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Holland
United States
Future of the Boys Club AGM Advocates Active Lifestyles
The Boys Clubs of America conference in Boston urged more physical exercise to curb crime and misconduct. They warned modern life keeps youth sedentary from work and transit and urged balanced work and play with hands to burn surplus energy.
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Boys’ Clubs of America
Boston
Quote on justice and wealth in international relations
A reflection urges nations to deal reasonably with all peoples and avoid relying on military power or riches to substitute for justice and generosity. The excerpt emphasizes moral leadership over force.
Riverdale Board weighs street repairs and polls changes
Board members discuss repairs on arterial streets funded by gasoline tax and assign a survey of work and estimated costs to the street and alley committee with the village engineer. They also consider extending service routes and repainting the fire engine while preparing for a June judicial election polling place and voter registration dates.
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Hanschmann
Smith
Zornow
Ilinois Conpaure
South Suburban Safeway Lines, Inc
Calumet City
Hanihan
Police, Fire and Water Committee
Flynn
Peter J. Kurz
Driving Around Corners and Pedestrian Courtesy
A newspaper note on corner safety urges slower driving near crosswalks and calls for drivers to yield to pedestrians. It argues that horns and traffic lights are insufficient and that mutual courtesy is essential to prevent accidents when pedestrians cross.
Millions for defense not tribute in 1796 warning
A historical note recalls Charles C Pitckney as US ambassador to France who warned against paying tribute, quipping "millions for defense, but not a cent for tribute." The piece argues that today’s abundant strength should empower bold resistance to European dictators.
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Congress
Charles C Pitckney
United States
France
Europe
Picnic Advice for Easy Family Outings and Food Tips
A practical guide promotes picnics as enjoyable vacation days with focus on food. Emphasizes protecting digestion using dairy milk, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Recommends Grade A milk, cold or hot beverages, and simple fare like corn celery baked potatoes and radishes for a worry free outing.
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Riverdale Board
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Bob” Engelhardt
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