Polls Mirror Candid Opinions on Going for 64 000
Interviews across city homes and streets ask if contestants would gamble for the 64 000 prize. Respondents vary from cautious to bold, with reasons tied to personal finances and risk tolerance.
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21 Jul 1955
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Southeast Economist in Chicago, Illinois
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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
1
All Star Little League Tourney Starts This Week
Nine teams will play at Chatham Avalon field and other sites with games Thursday through Tuesday. Chatham All Stars face Oak Lawn National at Marquette field this Thursday at 6 pm, while Avalon meets Archer Manor at Beverly Ridge field Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham-Avalon
E. 87Th St
Woodlawn Ave
Chatham All-Stars
Oak Lawn National
Marquette
W. 62Nd St
S Hoyne Ave
Bob Christensen
Jack Murphy
Indians
Orioles
Red Sox
Dodgers
Frank Viana
Fluoridation fight moves to court amid city contracts
Citizens Committee Against Fluoridation plans to sue to halt Chicago water fluoridation. Alice Schuringa says the firm Dilling and Dilling will file the suit as Mayor Daley authorizes $150,000 in chemical contracts for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
Chicago
The
Citizens Committee Against
Alice Schuringa
S. Lowe Ave
Citizens Group
Economist
Dilling and Dilling
N. Clark Jr
Daley Monday
John Ward
South Side Exports To World Ships Bear Cargoes To Europe
Chicago firms place vast goods overseas with ships sailing to Europe, the Mediterranean, and beyond. Harold W. Haight notes 2,500 South Side and Chicago firms now engage in import export, with one company’s overseas sales surpassing $300 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mediterranean
Chicago
European
Scandinavian
England
St. Lawrence Seaway
Lake Calumet Harbor
Lake Calumet
Illinois
Venezuela
Harold W. Haight
Creole Petroleum Corporation
Midwest
Haight
South Side
Greece
Italy
Reili
Police Seek Wife And Son Missing Here
Police continued the search for Mrs. Josephine Mannion 28 and her one year old son Michael missing since Tuesday afternoon from their home at 7314 University avenue. Mrs Mannion left telling she would visit an aunt at 7515 S. Dobson avenue. She wore a white blouse black skirt and white oxfords. She is five feet tall 98 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair. Michael is 18 months old two feet tall 28 pounds blue eyes and red hair. The husband Thomas Mannion electrician's helper fears foul play but believes she may call home soon. Mrs Mannion's mother is in Birmingham Alabama under a doctor's care after learning of the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mannion
University Ave
Michael
Mannion
Thomas Mannion
Rose Messina
S. Dobson Ave
Genevieve Carvelli
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Indiana Alpha Tau Omega elects Bruce T. Curtis president
Bruce T. Curtis of 8046 S Drexel Avenue has been elected president of Alpha Tau Omega at the University of Indiana Bloomington Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce T. Curtis
S. Drexel Ave
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Mrs. Rigney Denied Visa to Visit Imprisoned Son
Mrs. Addie Rigney 77 of 11113 S Avenue G is refused a U S visa to visit her son the Rev Harold W Rigney S V D imprisoned by Red China. State Department cites safety and nonapproval of passport under any circumstances. The case highlights persisting hopes for release and uncertain fate since 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Rigney
S.V.D
China
State Department
Addie Rigney
S. Avenue G
Washington
Same Gun Slew Two Southeast Siders in Tavern Holdups
Police hunt a gunman linked by ballistic tests to two tavern slayings as they broaden the probe to potential other robberies. The suspect is described as a 30 to 35 year old black man, 5 ft 10 in, about 150 pounds, armed with a .25 caliber automatic. Five holdups occurred since June 29, with $350 stolen in total and Tobin killed during an 18 dollar theft at 1908 E 73rd St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Crossing
Gresham
Englewood
Thomas Tobin
E. 73Rd St
Tobin
Alfred Cardinell
S. Perry Ave
W. 75Th St
S. Vincennes Ave
79Th St
Paul Guzzo
S. Maryland Ave
Jackson Park Hospital
Donna
Michael
Germany
Refrigeration Systems, Inc
St. Margaret Episcopal Church
Mount Carmel High School
Cardinell
St. George Hospital
Seek Aid In Finding Dog That Bit Boy
Parents of 14 year old Mike Pinkert seek help locating a black medium sized dog with a green collar and chain leash. The attack occurred near his home at 1750 East 68th Street Tuesday afternoon. A blond boy about 10 held the leash. Rabies testing is requested by the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pinkert
A. H. Pinkert
E. 68Th St
Poy
Florida Vacation on Summer Holiday at Escape Hotel
Patricia Rile and Martha Reed of 74 E Elm St are on a Summer holiday at the Escape hotel in Fort Lauderdale Florida enjoying a seaside resort stay during vacation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Patricia Rile
Martha Reed
E. Elm Sr
Escape
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Burin
Alfred
Burin
Isabelle Rubin
S. Cornell
Robert Schumann
E. 72Nd St
Robert
Schumann
Julian Teiser
S. Paxton Ave
Julian Teller
Sam Gust
S. Crandon Ave
Sam
Isabelle Aubin
All-Stars
Little League
Manhunt Scouts South Side
Stratton
Prins Willem George Frederik
Calumet Harbor
Econom.st Protos de George
Connie
Persen
79Th St. Baypert
West 65Th St
St. Western Garden
Edward Gilbreth
Rigney
Anne Hanley
Reds
Fu Jen University
Peiping
Hanley
Red China
Red
Slayer
Southeast Siders
Rudolph M. Unger
Southeast
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