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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
3
Ralph F. Heller of 6959 S Pax ton Ave is a special agent for Lincoln National Life Insurance Co and will attend the company's 50th anniversary sales conference in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Six parade groups will receive plaques for outstanding participation in the Southeast Side patriotic and religious parade on Saturday July 16. The National Shrine of St Therese sponsors the event with a civic committee. about 30 000 people are expected. Mayor Daley will lead the massed tribute to veterans of World War I II and Korea.
Russell Square Park marks 50 years of public recreation with a seven day festival from July 4 to 10. Mayor Daley may attend the Golden Jubilee banquet at the Shoreland hotel on Sunday July 10. The program opens July 4 with a parade from E 79th Street to the park, a track meet, a band concert, and an award ceremony for a baseball tournament, followed by an outdoor community dance. Continuous events include a Hi Neighbors Show, an All-Star Talent Show, golf day at Cherry Hills, a ladies night modeling event at the American Legion Post, merchandise sales, a pet and baby doll parade, a movie and awards night, a water carnival with vaudeville, and a Labor salute by United Steel Workers Local 65.
City traffic police report 34 accidents on 79th Street from East End to Indiana 1 to 9 pm over three months. Other hotspots include South Chicago Avenue from Cottage Grove to 79th with 21 crashes and Stony Island Avenue segments at 30 and 23 accidents in the same period.
Maurice Bach of 9705 S Hoxie Ave recently graduated from DeVry Technical Institute at 4141 W Belmont Ave after completing a course in electronics and advanced television systems.
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