Renewal of Thorpe area housing debated in Southeast Chicago
South Chicago residents urge revival of a public housing project in the Thorpe school area east of the S C tracks citing blight from E 87th to 92nd streets. CHA proposal dropped. locals organize a renewal effort with help from Southeast Economist to promote conservation and urban renewal and involve broader South Chicago communities.
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Southeast men to be honored for 79 years of Boy Scout service
Three Southeast Chicago men William A Harris Saul Black and Robert Fraser will be honored for a combined 79 years as Boy Scout adult leaders. Their long devotion to Scouting and to religious civic and community endeavors illustrates delinquency prevention through adult volunteer work in youth programs.
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Richard J. Daley
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VIP telecast praised for high class public discourse
Tasman Federal Savings and Loan backs 9:30 Sunday VIP on WBKB since 1957 hosted by Norman Ross. It features voices from Carl Sandburg to Frank Lloyd Wright and Tennessee Governor Frank Clement, challenging ad driven mass entertainment and promoting democratic participation.
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Weaver
Tasman Federal Savings and Loan Association
WBKB
Norman Ross
Chicagoland
Carl Sandburg
Frank Lloyd Wright
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Erskine Caldwell
Public Forum Youth Form Southeast Chicago JAYCEES
Youth aged 21 to 36 form a Junior Chamber of Commerce in Southeast Chicago amid criticism of adding another civic club. Leaders argue blending youth energy with older experience drives progress, urging older groups to welcome new ideas rather than squashing them. John Armstrong.
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Chicago
Jaycees
Deas
John Armstrong
Pee Wee League Revival Sparked Village Spirit
Archived reminiscence details the creation of the Original Pee Wee League by Jim Moyles, expanding play for boys who missed earlier leagues. It describes community energy last summer as families, cars, bikes, and fields filled with baseball devotion, and notes lessons in sportsmanship and character development.
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Hach
Jim Moyles
Pee Wee League
Fatherhood and duty in a sermonette on family authority
A sermonette honors fathers on Father’s Day, stressing the Bible based view that the father is the head of the household and a representative of God. It urges fathers to guide educate and protect their children with grace while honoring their authority and the family’s eternal welfare.
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Jesus Christ
God the Father
God
Earth
Knowledge Quiz 1. Multiple Choice History and Science
A scrambled quiz page listing questions on geography science history and famous figures. It includes items on U S states ancient myths astronomy Greek centaurs Greek opera composers and general knowledge prompts with multiple choice options.
Normal Hearing Restoration Through Operation
One in ten people in the United States have defective hearing with three million children affected. The article explains the anatomy of hearing from the outer ear to the brain and notes common causes such as catarrhal middle ear infections, adenoids, and abscesses, plus risks from measles and other diseases. It cautions against blowing the nose hard and notes swimming and diving can spread germs to the middle ear.
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United States
Terrible Teddy to Politician A Case of Self Made Wrongs
This column describes a child known as Terrible Teddy turning violent at home around the turn of the century. He torments animals, starts a barnyard fire, steals attention, and escapes punishment, evolving into a scheming figure who grows into a politician. The piece argues he caused his own misdeeds and never changed.
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Daisy
Freud
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