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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

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Burglars Take Canisters Meant For Firemen Families

Thieves burglarized the Ben Franklin store at 2508 E 79th street and cracked the safe stealing 15 contribution canisters and store funds estimated at $1,250. The canisters supported a fund drive for the families of three firemen killed in the 71st street automobile agency fire.

71St St Automobile Agency Ben Franklin E. 79Th St Bernard Durbin South Shore Chamber of Commerce Chelten-Yates Businessmen’s Association Durbin Chambers South Shore Lions Ald Nicholas J. Bohling South Shore Jand Wail George Babich Spl Philip Sheehan S. ‘Colfax Ave Maurice Crotty S. Talman Frances Crotty Maurice Jr John Janeed Carol

Alderman Bohl Urges Action After Firemen's Deaths

South Shore residents respond to a fundraising drive for families of two fallen firemen. Officials condemn theft of the contributions and urge swift police work while the engine company spokesman notes aid helps widows keep homes and footing during the loss.

Nicholas J. Bohling Seventh Ward South Shore Harry Bergstrom Grand Crossing

A Penny for Your Thoughts on Tipping Public Servants

In Burnham area interviews residents debate tipping fairness for public servants. Respondents praise tips as essential income or advocate higher wages with tipping, noting reliance on tips due to insufficient employer pay. Suggestions include raising base wages or adding a service charge.

Burnham

Open Registration For Jewish Summer Fun Club

Registration opens for the Young Men's Jewish Council Youth center Summer fun club for ages eight to 12. Sessions run June 30 to August 22 with two full days at Green Lake forest preserves and three mornings at the center. Optional three afternoons at the center have no extra charge. Space is limited and early registration is urged. For more information call Regent 10444.

Young Men's Jewish Council S. Phillips Green Lake Forest Preserves Regent

Fix Bridge For Traffic Acker Urges East Side Tunnel

Harry P. Acker asks Chicago officials to replace the 92nd street bridge with an automobile tunnel or high fixed bridge over the Calumet River to ease delays from growing river traffic. He cites four river bridges and trains blocking access, urging faster emergency and regular traffic routes to the East Side.

92Nd St Calumet River Harry P. Acker Ewing Ave Richard J. Daley Public Works George DeMent Stephen Michuda Acker 109Th 106Th Sts E. 100Th St

Music Under the Stars Opens Grant Park Series

The Chicago Park District launches 24th Grant Park concerts on June 20 at 8 p.m. under conductor Joseph Rosenstock with pianist Jorge Bolet as opening soloist. Free performances run Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays and Sundays through August 17, excluding August 15, in the band shell area with 10,000 seats.

Chicago Park District Grant Park Joseph Rosenstock Jorge Bolet Park District

Chicago Clean-Up Drive Plans Conservation Area

Community program in South Chicago near Thorpe Elementary seeks 160 acre conservation area. Theresa Flores coordinates block efforts and hosts a council meeting at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church to discuss urban renewal and conservation plans with Matthew Hartigan and Dietrich Renzes assisting.

Thorpe Elementary Chicago Illinois Central Railroad E. 87Th Theresa O. Flores Burley Ave South Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Hall 91St St Matthew Hartigan Community Conservation Council Thorpe Dietrich C. Renzes Chappelave Indiana University Calumet-Jeffery Community Association

Boulevard Improvements Move Well, Gately Says

Chicago Park District president James H. Gately reports the boulevard improvement program is progressing well. Yates Avenue from 71st to 87th Streets is being lighted and will soon be widened and repaved. Hyde Park Boulevard has been newly sighted along its entire length under the program.

Chicago Park District James H. Gately Yates Ave 71St 87Th Sts Hyde Park Blvd

Bank Auditor Mary Garber Elected at Mid America Bank

Edward Mastra president announced at a directors meeting on June 12 that Mary A. Garber 830 East 80th Street was elected auditor of the Mid America National Bank. The bank resides on the ground floor of the Prudential Plaza at Michigan Avenue and Randolph Street.

Mary A. Garber E. 80Th St Mid-America National Bank Edward Mastra Prudential Flaza Michigan Ave Randolph St

Plan Action On Building Violations

Chatham Avalon Park Community Council outlined a three class program to educate residents on housing zoning and building codes to combat violations. The sessions at Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church begin June 26 with further classes July 24 and August 28.

Chatham Avalon Park Thomas Gaudette Indiana Ave Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church S. Calumet Ave Gaudette Association of Community Councils Ohio State University Columbus Chatham-Avalon Park Chicago Association of Community Councils

Milton Goodman 72 Coal Co Founder Dies

Milton Goodman founder and president of the Goodman Coal corporation died Saturday at Michael Reese Hospital. He led Big Ben Collieries in Brazil Indiana and previously presided over the Chicago Wholesale Coal Shippers association. He lived on Hyde Park Boulevard and is survived by a son Gordon and a daughter Mrs. Ann Edwards.

Milton Goodman Goodman Coal Corporation S. Michigan Ave E. 76Th St Michael Reese Goodman Big Ben Collieries, Inc Brazil Ind Chicago Wholesale Coal Shippers Association S. Hyde Park Blvd Gordon Ann Edwards

Little City Fund Drive mobilizes South Siders for house-to-house canvass

Thousands will join a Monday June 30 campaign to support Little City near Palatine a full scale community for the mentally retarded Ground breaking for 60 acres planned this Summer per Little City President Ben Sears Skokie Details include area chairs and contact Central 6 2226 for volunteers two hours of canvassing requested to donate the time The event targets residents of the South Side area with listed ward chairmen and addresses

Little City Palatine Ben Sears Skokie Central South Side

Fire Destroys Conveyor at Grain Elevator in Muskegon

A blaze at the Louis Dreyfus grain elevator on E 17th Street and S Muskegon Avenue Tuesday afternoon destroyed a conveyor belt. The Louis Dreyfus Corporation operates the facility.

S. Muskegon Ave Louis Dreyfus Corporation

Classified success testimonial from Mrs MacKimm

Mrs MacKimm praises the newspaper classified ad for selling furniture. She says the ad was splendid and plans to recommend the paper to others for future sales.

Awards For Book Reading At Wadsworth School

A group of twelve eighth grade students from Wadsworth School receive merit certificates Wednesday June 25 for completing a Great Books discussion class. Under director Nicholas R Shelley, participants include Correan Barber Norma Brailfod Sheila Ann Brooks Ann Mahlia Brown Ambrose Cameron Paul Crossgrove Sandra Ford Jill Louise Gary Lawrence Goosby Jennie Jean Hunter Alphonso Johnson and Rose Mary Riley.

Wadsworth School S. University Ave Nicholas R. Shelley South Shore Dr Correan Barber S. Kenwood Norma Brailfod S. Maryland Ave Sheila Ann Brooks S. Kimbark Ave Ann Mahlia Brown S. Park Blvd Ambrose Cameron S. Minerva Ave Paul Crossgrove S. Greenwood Ave Sandra Ford S., Maryland Ave Jill Louise Gary Marquette Rd Lawrence Goosby E. 66Th St Jennie Jean Hunter S. Yale Ave Alphonso Johnson S&. University Rose Mary Riley S. Ingleside

Appeal for Blood Donors for Leona Vaughn

Mrs. Elmer Bender seeks blood donors for her sister Leona Vaughn, hospitalized for anemia at County hospital. Vaughn has received three pints, with ongoing need likely rising. family finances strained due to husband’s February layoff and an invalid 13 year old daughter Ruth Ann. Donors may call Seeley 8 2500 to schedule at 1835 W Harrison.

Elmer Bender S. Coles Ave Leona Vaughn Vaughn Lloyd Ruth Ann Vaughns S. Paulina St W. Harrison St Seeley

Sheriff Outlines Plan to Curb Juvenile Delinquency

Sheriff Joseph Lohman presented delinquency prevention proposals at the fourth annual Search lights on Delinquency conference in Cook County. He urged reorganization so 10 percent of police effort targets juveniles and highlighted a forestry camp as a short term pre military option for 15 to 18 year olds amid recession. The briefing cited a survey showing many juvenile officers lack training and experience. Local attendees included Rev. Pedro Cruz and Karen Karlsten among others.

Joseph Lohman Senior Advisory Council On Pedro Cruz S. Brandon Ave Charna Endelman S. Beasley Ave Ruth Ann Bialkowski South Shore Dr Earl Guberman S. Clyde Ave Sandy Jensen E. 96Th St Karen Karlsten S. Bennett Ave Cook County Juvenile Officers’ Association Southeast Michael J Delaney S. Constance Ave Edward Powell S. Oglesby Ave Vincent A. Burke S. Avenue J Chicago Police Department

September Upswing Foreseen by South Chicago Officials

South Chicago unemployment appears to level off with recalls at U.S. Steel South works and other plants. Illinois State Employment Service official Charles Kette says 9,000 of 102,000 labor force are unemployed, with 700 recalled since Easter and more to come. Unemployment claims dip slightly but a rise is expected July 1 if extensions pass. Employers seek skilled and semi skilled workers as hiring rises.

Chicago South Chicago Chamber Kette Edward Nelson U.S. Steel South Works L. E. Haliburton Haliburton

Back Senator Douglas Plan Urges Indiana Dunes National Park

Petitions urging a portion of the Indiana Dunes to be made a National Park were issued last night at the Cook County Council of the Illinois Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Senator Paul Douglas is spearheading a Congressional drive for the park.

Indiana Dunes Cook County Illinois Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs V.F.W. Hall S. Bellave Ilinois Paul Douglas

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