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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
4
A call to caution as pupils leave school for the summer and more than half a million youngsters will be out in neighborhoods during daylight hours. Drivers are urged to slow, obey speed limits, and be prepared for children darting from between parked cars into traffic.
Residents of Southtown Chicago and southwest suburbs push petitions to Congress to turn 3500 acres of undeveloped dunes by Lake Michigan into a national park. Support comes from Alderman Bohling and Senator Douglas who seek federal acquisition to block mills and a harbor.
A collage of verse and prose captures hopeful musings on luck and love, scenes of waves and lovers, and brief reflections on faith. Included are poetical fragments by Lori Petri, Rosa Zagonni Marinoni, James W. Owen, and Tom Thumb, plus a devotional note by Helen Prodoehl.
Marion Schoeberlein questions whether a farewell is needed when one must depart. She imagines leaving without words, walking through green hills to a distant country, and wonders if love remains one heart across distance.
The verse celebrates a June wedding of Bessie Price Owen with affectionate lines on the beauty of June. It praises her gown, grace, angelic face, and hopeful future, invoking sunshine, church bells, and golden wings for the bride and her marriage.
Mrs Charles O Connor notes changes in the breakfast food department during a tour of a supermart. The writer recalls finding prizes in Crunchies boxes, then coupons, and finally no surprises, complaining the cereal now lacks the earlier excitement.
Members of 50 South Side Young Christian Workers in South Chicago will meet to hear reports on employment, automation, and Lake Calumet harbor development. Speakers include James Pisco and Charles O. Kette with others from industry and labor. The meeting at Our Lady of Guadalupe parish hosts speakers and questions follow.
The article warns against raw or undercooked pork due to Trichinella spiralis. It describes larvae development, symptoms from stomach upset to heart involvement, and stresses thorough cooking, proper storage, and heating in inspected plants to kill worms. It notes prevalence estimates and cautions consumers to buy from reputable shops.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Zeitlin of Chicago joined 500 American delegates at the 20th USA anniversary conference in Jerusalem. They heard top Israeli leaders including Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion President Itzhak Ben-Zvi and former Prime Minister Moshe Sharett speak on the future of the state.
Fragmentary OCR text references New York area names and entities including New York City and Antarctica Church. Mentions printer, late last quay, and an official or agent context with unclear event or action. Unable to determine a clear singular news item or outcome from the legible lines.
Mid week public forum thanks Reporter Jack E Budd for coverage of the Young Christian Workers meeting at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. South Shore Commission thanks the newspaper for excellent coverage of community projects including the June 19 Theater Party and theater use by Coston Enterprises.
The column alleges Sherman Adams influenced Edward Mansure to seek the Chicago mayor's post and cites Adams as pressuring Mansure to resign. It recounts Mansure's testimony on government insurance contracts and gifts from rivals, plus Congressman Emmet Byrne's humorous anecdotes about favors and free foods in Washington.
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