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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

4

Chicago Seaport Drive Aims To Make City Global Port

The long planned St Lawrence seaway expansion and the Cal-Sag deepening project could transform Chicago into a major inward port. Advocates urge Congress to appropriate 5 million dollars to begin harbor work and channel widening, predicting 200000 new jobs and huge industrial growth within a decade.

St. Lawrence Seaway Congress Chicago New York New Orleans San Francisco Seven Seas Fred E. Busbey Lake Calumet Lake Michigan Illinois-to-the-Gulf St. Lawrence Congressman Busbey Washington

The Height of Something and the Butter Price Paradox

A critique notes the U.S. government bought 250 million pounds of butter for 220 million dollars to keep prices high. It offered 40 million pounds to Britain at about 42 cents a pound, while purchasing U.S. butter at 60 cents, arguing Americans pay taxes for British access to superior butter.

Congress United States U.S

Unsatisfactory CTA Service Questioned by South Side Survey

A six month survey by the non political South Side Planning Board shows 45 percent of workers in central South Side plants drive to work while 40 percent use CTA. Car users pay $13 monthly versus $8 for those on trolley, bus or elevated lines. The findings argue CTA service is unsatisfactory and improvements are unlikely based on past performance.

CNS Chicago Transit Authority Central South Side South Side CTA

Sunset Peace And A Cabinet Of Seven Locks

A reflective poem notes the calming sunset view over a cherry tree and the day’s end. The passage shifts to a light editorial on a seven–lock filing cabinet, arguing seven people would be needed to access one drawer, highlighting needless complexity in filing and security. The piece also touches on a child’s playful scene and family life as it moves to vacation prep and postcard collections.

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Memorial Day Sermon on Patriotism and Divine Guidance

A sermon extols lasting gratitude for those who served and prayers for safety. It links national liberty to religious faith, praising Christ’s love of nation, patriotism against unrest, and the belief that God guides the nation through future storms. The piece invokes biblical lines and the American flag as symbols of divine protection.

Scotland America Christ Jacob God Jesus Christ

Health Dental Treatment in Chronic Illness Care

The American Dental Association Journal editorially urges including dental treatment in chronic illness care. It lists decay gingivitis advanced periodontal disease and malocclusion as chronic conditions and notes bedfast patients struggle to obtain care. It criticizes low federal funding for dental research and calls for stronger programs to reduce the nation’s rising dental costs.

American Dental Association Journal National Institute of Dental Research U.S. Public Health Service United States

Public Forum Letters Against Social Security Drift

A letter to the editor denounces social security expansion as creeping socialism. The author questions fund security, IOUs, and government trusteeship while predicting future taxation to balance the fund. The piece argues readers should respond with signed letters.

Stop signs need repainting and better visibility near viaducts

A reader urges Chicago officials to install warning signs 200 feet from intersections and repaint all faded stop signs, noting a tiny sign near the viaduct is hard to see. The writer asks the paper to take action and claims many readers share the concern about traffic safety on city streets.

South Park Board Chicago

Family entertainment in Chicago free events lineup

Chicago offers free museum and educational events at the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago Historical Society, Chicago Natural History Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, and Adler Planetarium. Highlights include free admission for families, concerts at Hamilton Park, eclipse shows at Adler, and a final 1953 54 season glee club concert at Blackstone Hall featuring folk songs.

Art Institute of Chicago Michigan Ave Adams St Chicago Historical Society Clark St North Ave Chicago Natural History Museum Roosevelt Rd Lake Shore Dr Museum of Science and Industry 57Th St South Lake Shore Dr Adler Planetarium Northerly Island Glee Club School of the Art Institute of Chicago Blackstone Hall

Calumet High PTA publicity wins merit award

Mrs Warren A Koerner Publicity Chairman writes to thank the newspaper for cooperation in publishing Calumet High School Parent-Teacher Association items during the year. The publicity record book earned a Certificate of Merit from the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers at the April 6 exhibits tea at Gage Park fieldhouse.

Calumet High School Parent-Teacher Association Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers Gage Park

Economist Knowledge Quiz Cheat Sheet

A transcription of an economist knowledge quiz lists 25 multiple choice questions with four points per correct answer and four points deducted for incorrect responses. It explains scoring, answers printed on page 11, and includes sample items on sails, metals, anatomy, racing horses, U. S. offices, calendars, and more with 25 questions total.

Public libraries showcase career planning books

June is graduation month and local libraries offer guidance on choosing a career. Featured titles include Choosing The Right College by Annette Turngren, Right Career For You by Eugene Benge, Careers For You by Edna Ferrari, Guide To Career Success by Esther Brooke, Occupations Unlimited by Edward Jones, and Living and Planning Your Life by N W Newson. Readings cover college admission, testing interests, job prospects, education needs, and future planning. libraries list Altgeld, Avalon Park, Calumet Park, Chatham, Pullman, South Chicago, South Shore, Tuley Park, Washington Park, Woodlawn with their street addresses.

Annette Turngren University Independent Eugene Benge Edna Ferrari Esther Brooke Edward Jones N. W. Newson Altgeld Woodlawn S. Kimbark Ave

Music Record Rentals at Chicago Public Library Main Branch

The Chicago Public Library on Michigan Avenue offers free rentals of classical and popular music records and foreign language course materials. Featured LPs include Bach, Bartok, Prokofiev, Liszt, Grieg, Beethoven, Debussy, and many more modern and orchestral works with titles like Grand Canyon Suite, Pictures at an Exhibition, Carnival of the Animals, and Daphnis et Chloe.

Chicago Public Library Michigan Ave Washington St Bach Bartok Lonesome Valley MacDowell Mendelssohn Horowitz Gounod Faust Grofe Grand Canyon Milan Falla Sousa Ravel Saint-Saens Schumann Prokofiev Liszt Kandhaturian Hornbostel Reger Chopin Beethoven Kreutzer Carlos Montoya Grieg Pier Gynt Moussorgsky Ibert Isaac Stern Debussy Dello Joio Griffes

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