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Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1958

Page

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Residents split on Adams ouster amid gifts scandal

South Chicago interviews show mixed views on whether Sherman Adams should be ousted as presidential aide. Respondents include Victoria Bogusz and Marlene Sanders who defend Adams citing trust in Eisenhower, while John Milligan and Albin Latoza note political pressure and potential harm to the Republican party from the Adams affair.

Chicago Sherman Adams Victoria Bogusz Republic Vs Harry L. Goss Adams Nixon Marlene Sanders South Chicago Eisenhower Sanders John Milligan South Shore Republican Party Milligan Albin Latoza Natoza Adams

New Area Lights To Be Installed In South Chicago

Alderman Emil V. Pacini says 377 mercury vapor street lamps will be installed on South Chicago residential streets during July. The 20 foot high reflector lamps cover E 93rd to E 89th streets and nearby avenues from Harbor to Burley, extending light toward streets and sidewalks for pedestrian and vehicle safety.

Chicago Ald Emil V. Pacini Bureau of Electriciv E. 93Rd South Harbor Aves E. 91St S. Brandon E. 89Th 91St S. Burley Ave Avenue O E. 87Th 89Th Sts S. Commercial Mackinaw Aves 91St St Burley Aves Aluminating Engineers Society For

Block Boosters Plan Festival in Washington Park District

Block Boosters Club of E 62nd Street and S St. Lawrence Ave. will hold its annual festival Sunday June 29 from 2 to 7 p.m. in a roped-off section of E 62nd Street between St. Lawrence and Champlain avenues. The club comprises homeowners tenants and youngsters in the block as part of the Washington Park improvement association.

Twin Graduates Spread Across Southtown Area High Schools

Southtown area high schools report 17 pairs of twins among graduates this June. Bowen High School awarded 297 diplomas in Calumet High School’s auditorium with five twin sets. Chicago Vocational and several others, including Du Sable Fenger Lindblom Morgan Park South Shore Tilden Tech, also show multiple twin pairs among graduates with listed addresses.

Southtown Area Bowen High School Calumet High School May St Diane Alexich E. 98Th St Joyce Clower S. Exchange Ave Lenore Zivat S. Merrill Ave Barbara Zikovich Avenue M Martha Johnson S. Kingston Ave Millie Alexich Julie Clower Lawrence Zivat Beatrice Zivkovich Mary Johnson Chicago Vocational High Martha Reed Michigan Ave Lana Reginald Pearson Fenger High School Denise Mary Lou Berberich S. Wallace St. Lindblom High School Linda Barbara Dobrocky S. 64Th St James Thomas Lamoureux Morgan Park High School Barbara Rosalind Froell Bowen South Side Chicago

Day Camps Open July 1 At 7 Parks

Registrations for day camps open for seven Southeast parks starting July 1 for children aged 8 to 12. Camps run Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at locations including Calumet, South Chicago, Saginaw, Tuley, Radcliffe, Russell Square, Avalon, South Shore, and Palmer parks. Fees cover milk T shirts crafts and utensils.

Bessemer Park E. 89Th St South Chicago Calumet Park E. 98Th St Lake Michigan Saginaw Tuley Park E. 90Th St S. St. Lawrence Erate al Kumskis Carol Gravens Frank Stroochia Adymde Hathaway Bill Andretich Sue Strohim

Jaycees Urge Residents Fly The Flag July 4

Southeast Chicago Jaycees promote a flag flying campaign for Independence Day aimed at all residents and store owners. The drive is the first project of the new Jaycee unit, adopted at the June 18 meeting with a boundary plan and election set for July 9.

Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Unit 67Th St Stony Island Ave Lake Michigan Norman Bob” Bourne Edward F. Dunne

King Carnival Promises Equal Time For All S Deering Groups

The South Deering King Carnival opens tonight at E 104th Street and S Torrence Avenue and will not side with any party. Carnival Chairman Matt Kral announces equal time for both parties with each day dedicated to a local community group.

South Deering Carnival E. 104Th St S. Torrence Ave Carnival Matt Kral 10Th Ward Friends of South Deering J. L. Marsh Improvement Association South Deering Business Men Southeast Lions Calumet Youth Council South Deering Lodge and Club American Legion East Side Civic League South Deering Round Up

East Side Wins Park Plan at Washington School

East Side residents secured approval for a park at Washington School this year as Chicago Park District plans $3 million in bonds for park projects. Construction will start later this year pending sewer work and funds. George Washington School roof is built to handle water, no fieldhouse until sewers are completed.

East Side Washington School George C. Donohue Chicago Park District East Side Civic League Park Harry P. Acker S. Ewing Ave League Donohue E. 114Th St S. Avenue O Ald Emil V. Pacini Hegewisth George Washington School Park District Board of Education

Seek Revision of Hyde Park High School Boundary

The Chicago Board of Education faced a demand from Hyde Park High PTA to extend the southern boundary from E 71st to E 73rd Street. PTA leaders and Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis met at 9 a.m. to protest the board’s May 28 redistricting which shifts the north boundary south while leaving the southern edge unchanged.

Board of Education Hyde Park High School E. 71St St E. 73rd _ st PTA Benjamin C. Willis E. 71St Melvin Goldman Hyde Park Scott Willis South Shore P-Ta Goldman E. 73Rd St E. 47Th St Lake Michigan S. Drexel Ave E. 47Th 50Th Sts George Triezenberg Shakespeare, Oaken FE. 99Th 100Th Sts Henry Schintz The Roseland Area Planning Association Schintz

Parents Probe Lead Poisoning Link In Ill Child Trio

Coroner investigates two deaths of young children linked to possible lead poisoning from interior paint or toys after father reports a third child ill with similar symptoms. Karen 3 died of bronchial pneumonia after measles. Sandra 4 died of pneumonia and kidney issues. Peter 2 is ill. Roberta two months old not ill. Diaz, Puerto Rico native, unemployed steel worker, father.

McCarren Pedro Diaz S. Greenwood Karen Jackson Park Hospital Sandra Provident Hospital Charles Pressman Board of Health Peter Charles A. Thompkins Roberta Diaz Puerto Rico

Answers to Economist Knowledge Quiz Reprinted

Sunday's edition omitted the quiz answers on page 4 and the paper now publishes them today. The editors apologize for the error and note strong reader interest in the popular feature.

Industrial District Plan Announced in Southeast Chicago

N J Wagner owner of Enjay Construction announced development of a multi million dollar Pullman Industrial district on 66 acres bought from Pullman Standard Car. Site near Lake Calumet Harbor and CTA transit will host leased spaces for manufacturing firms with sewer paving and other work starting in 60 days. Six old Pullman buildings to be remodeled with new construction as needed.

Pullman Chicago N. J. Wagner Enjay Construction Company Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company Lake Calumet Harbor Wagner CTA Transportation Cottage Grove Ave Illinois Central Old Pullman Company Pullman Car Works Ellish St S. Cottage Grove Ave Iowa

Calumet City Pool Set to Open June 28

Green Lake swimming pool at W 159th Street and S Torrence Avenue in Calumet City will open for the season on Saturday June 28. Swimming sessions run daily from 1 to 10 pm including Sundays.

Green Lake W. 159Th St S. Torrence Ave Calumet City

Young G O P Plans Meeting

The Seventh Ward Young Republican organization will meet at 8 p m tomorrow at 2216 E 68th St in the Baum home. Rosalie and Dorothy Baum host. Ben Rosenthal serves as parliamentarian and research committee chair. Joseph H Baum is president and William Rentschler recently spoke to the group.

Seventh Ward Young Republican Organization Rosalie Dorothy Baum 68Th St Ben Rosenthal Joseph H Baum E. 74Th St William Rentschler Illinois Young Republican Organization Seventh Ward

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