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271 Winthrop Harbor, IL, Wallace Best( Authored Entry )
...majority being single-family, detached homes. Industry is located outside Winthrop Harbor in Zion,...
272 DePaul University, Sarah Fenton( Authored Entry )
...free instruction to men and women seeking war industry jobs, as well as V-1 training for young men...
273 Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, Eric R. Smith( Authored Entry )
...the AFL. In 1978, the decline of the railroad industry led the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters...
274 American West Indian Association, Robert Morrissey and Frances Matlock( Authored Entry )
...Indians were recruited to work in American wartime industry and agriculture under the War Manpower...
275 Nursery Schools, David Blanke( Authored Entry )
...absenteeism by parents in war-related industries. The withdrawal of federal financial support after...
276 Coal City, IL, Brandon Johnson( Authored Entry )
...began to complement the village's mining industry. On February 16, 1883, one of Illinois' worst mine...
277 Communist Party, Randi Storch( Authored Entry )
...trades ; printing ; railroads ; and food industries. Through party-organized workers' schools,...
278 Eight-Hour Movement, John B. Jentz( Authored Entry )
...newly stable labor institutions, different industries gradually decreased hours, giving workers more...
279 Housing, Mail-Order, Mark S. Harmon( Authored Entry )
...prefabricated houses. Aladdin quickly became the industry leader with its large variety of catalog...
280 Argonne National Laboratory, Jack M. Holl( Authored Entry )
...among government, universities, and private industry. After the collapse of the nuclear reactor...
281 Knights of Labor, Richard Schneirov( Authored Entry )
...bodies, which could be formed on the basis of industry, sex, ethnicity, geography, or politics. With...
282 Neighborhood Succession, Steven Essig( Authored Entry )
...homeowners and their allies in the real-estate industry sought to limit change and contain black...
283 New Zealanders, Daniel Greene( Authored Entry )
...finance, import-export, and entertainment industries. Members of the small New Zealander community...
284 North Aurora, IL, Sherry Meyer( Authored Entry )
...job opportunities and linking North Aurora's industries and commuters with the metro area. Early in...
285 Goose Island Residents and Residences, Page 2, Ann Durkin Keating( Interpretive Digital Essay (Photo Essay) )
...DN-0054667) Despite the fact that many industries were noxious (and sometimes toxic) neighbors, a...
...by Polish workers drawn to the many new industries on the island. Photographer: Chicago Daily News...
286 Goose Island, Ann Durkin Keating( Interpretive Digital Essay (Photo Essay) )
...Goose Island Residents and Residences industry     Grain Trade       The Electronic Encyclopedia of...
287 Rhythm and Blues, Robert Pruter( Authored Entry )
...own Curtom label. Although the city's record industry declined after the 1970s, Chicago continued to...
288 Barbadians, Robert Morrissey( Authored Entry )
...along with other West Indians, to work in war industries under the War Manpower Commission. With a...
289 South Chicago Heights, IL, Larry A. McClellan( Authored Entry )
...predominantly for workers in nearby business and industries, with the neighborhoods originally home...
290 South Lawndale, Christopher R. Reed( Authored Entry )
...of employment opportunities in nearby industry. This blue-collar community area has experienced...

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