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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
14
A historical publisher listing identifies Wm H McDonnell of the Southeast Zoononist with publication details. The notice cites weekly Thursday issues and a Chicago mailing address plus multiple local areas and properties in Essex and Chesterfield regions.
A graduation reflection urges graduates to seek opportunity by serving society and advancing humanity. Albert Hawkes notes opportunities rise with population and complexity, stressing the aim to create a satisfied people. Helen Keller’s example shows achievement through helping others, guiding the future toward personal success and collective betterment.
A collage of verse and notes blends poems by Fan C. Smith Polly Lops and fan letters. Readers praise returning performers. Maude Cranmer Simms reflects on life and beauty amid routine.
The report lists a set of candidates including Robert B. Jackson James Byrnes Williams Douglas Clark McReynolds Stanley Reed and Harlan Stone, noting the selection of a new chief justice last week.
A Southeast district Girl Scout public relations chairman expresses thanks for support received over the past year. Readers weigh in on the city night garbage collection, praising officials yet noting noise and mess with new 100 percent covered cans and alleys. Officials say they will address complaints. residents may share responsibility for alley cleanliness and proper refuse receptacles.
State Rep Noble W Lee proposes amendments to reapportionment bills to extend the Second district from 39th to 83rd streets and from Lake to Cottage Grove, arguing for community interests and population in district lines. He cites a current Second district of 560000 people and a proposed new district population of 315000. Norma Peterson opens her home at 7519 St Lawrence Ave for a Loyal Legion meeting at Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church.
St George's Episcopal church school plans its annual picnic at Ryan's Woods near Suh Street and Western Avenue. A church truck will depart from the grounds at 9 39 a.m. for the event.
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