02 May 1957
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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
1
In Chicago area interviews, residents split on whether FBI urged posting juvenile offenders names. Garden Homes housewife supports publishing including parents, while Burnside and South Shore residents oppose first offense disclosure. Others see potential for prevention or caution against lasting stigma.
Al fred O Connor of South Chicago Eagles proposes Illinois aged housing reforms to limit residency to low income seniors and long time local residents within five miles. He aims to prevent outsiders from gaining housing eligibility while supporting local senior housing near Kenosha Waukegan and Skokie. The group urges all Eagles dues to rise by one dollar yearly to fund homes and starts a membership drive at Eagles hall 9138 S Houston Ave.
Chicago officials clash with Maurice Bellows over a 49 acre Sanitary District property leased for 99 years to Bellows. Police arrest Thomas J. Hamilton for operating a trailer camp without permits amid plans to block camp use and potential industrial development. Alderman Du Bois calls the plan a subterfuge and school official Higgins questions impact on students.
Mrs. Helen Jaeger of Hagen Germany replies to a Southeast Economist sermonette with an Easter letter urging love, goodwill, and understanding. She and her family seek harmonious relations and improved mutual cooperation across borders.
Chicago Plan Commission says Calumet area will add 70 percent jobs by 1970 as part of Port of Cal Sag development. City portion needs 35,000 more workers. 95,000 new jobs overall may draw 250,000 more residents. Reports cite land, transport, water, and regional market advantages plus eight recommended actions.
Mrs. William Krohn of 1749 East 71st Street made a public appeal for the owner of a mongrel dog to permit a rabies test after it bit her 11 year old son Billy in front of their home at 6 30 Sunday evening. Without the test or owner found the boy may require rabies treatment.
More than twenty civic and business groups were invited to a Chicago Real Estate board meeting to plot opposition to an exposition hall in Burnham Park on the lake front. Anthony Allison warned that built, the lakefront recreation area and Outer Drive would be harmed, and that a legislative push to block the project and investigate Burnham Park land release would be discussed.
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