Hyde Park High to Hold Open House Next Week
Hyde Park High school parents will tour the campus at 220 Stony Island Ave next Wednesday at 7 30 p m for the annual open house. Teachers conduct regu lar classroom sessions while the auditorium program features George A Olson principal with Let s Build a Good Foundation.
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Kimbark Ave
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Stony Island Ave
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Board of Education
Harold C.,hunt
Memory Lane Memories From Old-Timers in Chicago
Reader letters recall historic Chicago landmarks and events. Notes mention the Fair store height increase from seven to 11 floors and a grain elevator fire at Wonder Street and Archer Avenue with firemen clearing debris for days. Other recollections describe a Raots near Wallace Saloon and a shed with growlers used for beer.
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Raotst
Wallace
Coroner's Jury Rules Death Accidental in Train Collision
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Harry W. Long aaccidental after an inquest. Long 42 a brakeman for New York Central was killed by a southbound Illinois Central suburban train at 63rd street and Dorchester avenue early Tuesday. Witness Harry Swager testified Long jumped from the northbound platform and reached toward the southbound side as the warning bell rang. Funeral services will be held in Fort Wayne. Survived by three sisters Mrs Garnet E Babcock Mrs John Harrington and Mrs Kenneth Koch.
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New York Central Railroad
Illnois Central
63Rd St
Dorchester Ave
Harry Swager
68Rd St
Long
South Shore YMCA launches $20 000 fund drive
A 1949 campaign to raise twenty thousand dollars to support South Shore YMCA operations was announced at a St John Methodist church dinner. Co chairs O H Baehler and J Wesley Blades head seven divisions with over two hundred volunteers. Funds support Indian Guide tribes clubs and youth programs plus building plans for a two story permanent facility at first street and Bennett avenue to house seven recreation rooms a dark room and offices.
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St. John Methodist Church
Jeffery Ave
O. H. Baehler
Paxton Ave
J. Wesley Blades
Crandon Ave
Indian Guide Tribes
MacLean
Phalan Fraternity
E. Toth St
Fist St
Bennett
Chester A. Hall
Machinist 74 Killed by Hit and Run Driver
Detectives sought the driver of an auto that struck and fatally injured Samuel Colbech 74 as he crossed 63rd Street and Kenwood Avenue Tuesday. Colbech a machinist for the University of Chicago was taken to Billings Hospital where he died shortly after. A witness provided the license plate number of the fleeing vehicle.
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Kenwood Ave
63Rd St
Colbech
University of Chicago
Billings Hospital
Ald. Bohling to Speak Before Woman's Club
Alderman Nicholas J. Bohling will address the St. Philip Nerf Woman's Club at 2 p.m. Friday December 10 in the parish hall at 72nd Street and Merion Avenue. Mrs. Beverly H. Bilott, civics and legislation chair, will preside.
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Nicholas J. Bohling
St. Philip Nerf Woman’s Club
Wounded Man Held as Suspect in Hotel Holdup
John Michails, 30, sought hospital aid for a gunshot wound and was arrested by Gresham police after a holdup at the Stately hotel on Greenwood Avenue. A gunman took $30 from clerk Sidney Major during a 5 20 a m break in when police exchanged fire in the lobby and street.
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Givins Ct
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Aaron Cunningham
Woodlawn
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Michalus
St. George's Hospital
79Th and
Halsted _sts
Veterans Home Project Proposed at 60th and Cottage
The Chicago Dwellings Association proposes a non profit rental housing project for war veterans in a two block area from Langley to Cottage Grove between 60th and 61st streets. The multi story complex would house 300 to 350 apartments and is part of a $24.5 million city program.
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Chicago
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31St
33Rd Sts
South Park Ave
Lake
Chicago Housing Authority
27Th
State Sts
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Dearborn Sts
The
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Downs
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CHA
Assailant Seizes Mother in Alley Threatening Baby
Police hunt a 26 year old mother and her three month old son after an attacker seized them near 69th street and Anthony Ave promising to kill the infant if she resisted. An ensuing investigation led to three suspects, including a 19 year old, being questioned while the victim could not identify her attacker.
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69Th St
Anthony Ave
Michael Spatz
Wonodawn
Castoday
Spatz
International Livestock Show Sees Record Crowd Growth
Attendance at the International Livestock and Horse Show nears a record high as more than 50 000 visit daily with 150 000 through the gates in three days. The grand champion steer sale opens today at 9 am west of the arena signaling a two and a half day run of auctions for champion livestock hay and grain.
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United States
Penny for Your Thoughts Interviews on Security vs Adventure
Young people across several locations weighed security against adventure. Raymond Cole favors adventure now, Alfred ODonnell wants travel, Robert Rawlings values security due to family, and Patricia Riley prioritizes security as the foundation for happiness.
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E. 91St St
Raymond
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Alfred O'Donnell
E. 75Th St
South America
Trinidad
O'Wonnell
Robert Rawlings
Yale Ave
Rawlings
Rites Held for Scott A Holman In Fatal Auto-Cab Crash
Scott A Holman executive vice president and Libby firm director died in a Sunday crash after a northbound driver crossed into his taxi lane. The driver William Guinon Jr appeared in court on manslaughter charges. coroner's inquest postponed. Funeral services were held in Chicago with burial planned in Norfolk Virginia.
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Rites
William Guinon Jr
Libby, McNeil and Libby
William V. Daly
E. 75Th St
PTA Campaign Aims to Regulate Comics Films and Radio
National PTA and General Federation of Women's Clubs announce a nationwide drive to curb harmful comics books films and radio programs. An action committee led by Mrs. Joseph Eshelman outlines state and local review procedures and seeks creation of child welfare councils and a coordinating state body.
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National Congress of Parentsand Teachers
General Federation of Women’s
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PTA
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Birmingham
Ala
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Elevator Fall Traps Man Injured. Rescuers Aid
A 41 year old father of three Daniel Koeher was seriously hurt when an elevator fell six feet while he helped install it at 950 West 69th Street. Koeher suffered possible broken jaw skull fracture and several broken ribs. John Lennon 47 also injured back while aiding rescue. Fire Department provided first aid before Koeher was rushed to Evangelical Hospital.
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Daniel Koeher
University Ave
Evangelical Hospital
Englewood
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Koeher
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Squack No. 12
Lennon
Qnen
Henry Lillian
12Th Battalon
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