Southeast Economist Publication Note
Publisher William A McDonnell announces Southeast Economist published every Thursday from 128 West 65th Street Englewood 4 1400 Chicago. The paper serves South Shore Woodlawn Chatham Chatham Fields Windsor Park Cheltenham Grand Crossing and adjacent communities.
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Southeast Economist
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Defeat of the FEPC bill in the state senate
The article argues against the FEPC bill after it passed the house, claiming the measure would arm agitators and disrupt peace rather than foster racial harmony. It criticizes supporters use of Lincoln to justify the plan and questions its purpose and effects.
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Fair” Employment Practices Commission
State Senate
House of Representatives
Abraham Lincoln
Transportation Tax and the Call for Its Repeal
The piece argues the transportation tax was a wartime measure to deter travel and now serves only to raise revenue. It notes annual yields near 250 million dollars and contends repeal could spur travel and economic activity, benefiting business and tax take in peacetime.
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Mark
Treasury
Fireworks Dangers Urge Caution Ahead of Independence Day
The piece warns parents that children risk serious injuries from fireworks and sparklers, noting illegal sales in Chicago and Cook County. It urges parental supervision, common sense, and awareness of legal restrictions to prevent blindness and lost fingers.
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Chicago
Cook County
The Simple Miracles Inspire the Minstrel’s Verse
Marquette Minstrel presents reflections on simple miracles in everyday life. A backstage water shutoff sparks humor and gratitude for necessities, while poems celebrate home, nature, and the comfort of familiar rooms. The column notes wordplay and curious tidbits from readers.
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Marquette
What’s Your Best Answer quiz page
A reader quiz featuring 25 questions with four to six answers each. One correct option per question determines a score, with high totals touted as examples of excellence. The page lists entities, places, and people connected to the questions and includes meta commentary on scoring and submission.
Park district praised for junior fishing program in lagoons
Letter lauds park district for allowing boys and girls to fish in neighborhood lagoons, calling it a constructive effort that could keep youth out of mischief and urging expansion of benefits to the community. A separate note questions the use of dog identification tags, recounting a lost Manchester terrier on Memorial Day and urging owners to notify shelters and seek help promptly.
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Park District
Letter Social: Readers urged to share opinions in public column
Readers are invited to send letters to WE, THE PEOPLE at Southeast Economy 28 W. 45th St., Chicago, with names and addresses required unless the writer requests anonymity. A letter writer laments cruelty to a child, calls for more shelter dogs in need of homes, and urges Chicago to adopt a one way traffic plan around Comiskey Park to ease game day delays due to slow traffic.
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the People
Southeast
45Th St
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Numerous churches hold services across Crerar area Sunday
Multiple denominations schedule morning and evening worship at Crerar Memorial Presbyterian 8100 Calumet, Emmanuel Baptist 73rd St and St Lawrence, South Side Hebrew 7359 Chappel, Parkside Baptist 6920 Harper, Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Tit4 Drexel, Woodlawn Methodist 64th St and Woodlawn Ave, and other churches. Programs include sermons, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and special events.
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Jackson Park
Rex
Gerald Lb. Stove
Ciscuss
Bank of Duce
Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran
Ragnar Moline Wall
Gustavus Adolphus Evangelical Lanhevan
I. C. Legion Honors President of Railroad
The Illinois Central railroad president Warne A Johnston received a citation from the American Legion for aid in the rehabilitation program. The honor was presented by Jobo Smith, Third District Vice-commander, at a post event.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Assistnce
American Legion
Warne A. Johnston
Fiw Central
Jobo Smith
Officers Installed and Hiroshima Speaker Visit
Mrs Ancil Schatzman was installed as president of the Sisterhood of the South Side Hebrew congregation. Rev. Takuo Matsumoto, a Hiroshima survivor, will speak at 11 a.m. Sunday at Woodlawn Methodist Church. Plans include a rummage sale in October and a bazaar in November to benefit the congregation's building fund. State civil service exams for employment interviewer and unemployment claims examiner will be held soon, with final application date June 25.
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Joseph W. Hakes
Jonah
Emmanuel Baptist’ Church
73Rd St
St. Lawrence Ave
71Th St
Cottage Grove Ave
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Takuoa Matsumoto
Hivoshima
Japan
Woodawn Methodist
Woodlawn Ave
First Presbyterian
Harold L. Bowman
First Presbyterian Church
Kimbark Ave
Westminster Fellowship
Park Manor Congregational
Samiurl Warence Johnson
Park Manor Congregational Church
South Park Ave
Pilsum Fellowship
Elim Baptist
Carl Lundquist
Elim Baptist Church
Te! E
Hiroshima
Takuo Maj
Ancil Schatzaman Issumoto
Woodlawn
Methodist Church
64Th St
Hebrew Congregation
Ancil Schatzman
Cregier Ave
Sisterhood of
South Side Hebrew Congregation
Chappe! Ave
Jacob M. Leventhal
Ridgeland Ave
Offic
Sisterhood
Matsumoto
United States
George Scott
Illinois State Employment Service Office
E. 63Rd St
Employment Service Office
Scott
Fierd St
Independence Day Softball Tourney Set in Grand Crossing Park
Senior amateur teams invited to the annual Independence Day elimination tournament to be held July 4 at Grand Crossing Park. 10 a.m. start with 15 players per roster, engraved trophies for first and second, team entry fees for umpires balls and awards. A managers meeting June 30 at 8 p.m. to submit rosters and fees.
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Grand Crossing Park
76Th St
Ingleside Ave
Clifford A. Cason
Cason
Mel Turner
Accordion Band Concert at Bessemer Park Fieldhouse
The Music center led by Lawrence Gunty presents a 2 pm Sunday concert by Jack and Jills, an accordion band of 23 Music Center students from 6637 Halsted st. Soloist is 16-year-old Robert Stegelman, past Chicacoland winner. No admission fee. event under park district auspices.
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Music Center
Lawrence Gunty
Bessemer Park
69Th St
South Chicago
Halsted
Robert Stegelman
Park District
Chicago Jewish Appeal raises 5.25 million dollars
Chicago's Combined Jewish Appeal reports a total over 5.25 million dollars raised since the campaign opened on April 24. Mortimer B. Harvis announces the milestone as chairman.
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Chicago
Mortimer B. Harvis
Goethe the Universal Man program by Fine Arts Club
The Fine Arts Club will present Goethe the Universal Man with color slides and talks by Stanley and Marilyn Kerr at 8 30 p m tomorrow in suite 810 Fine Arts building 410 S Michigan Ave before the Bisophical Institute members. Bertha Zolan supervises arrangements from 1403 E 66th Pl.
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Stanley
Marilyn Kerr
Fine Arts Building
S. Michigan Ave
Fine Arts Club
Bisophical Institute
Bertha Zolan
Military Academy Class Has 2 South Side Grads
Two Southsiders graduated last Friday at Northwestern Military and Naval academy on Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The graduates are Paul Neuendank and Richard Martley. Both plan to attend the University of Illinois.
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Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
Lake Geneva
Wis
Paul Neuendank
Racine Ave
Richard Martley
Ingleside Ave
University of Illinois
Lutheran Vacation Bible School Set at Our Savior Church
Our Savior Lutheran church at 9900 Luella Ave will host a daily vacation Bible school for children aged 3 through 14 starting Monday. The Rev. T W Strieter announces a program with Bible stories singing handicraft slides movies and supervised play running through July.
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Our Savior Lutheran Church
Luella Ave
T. W. Strieter
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