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1944-05-25 The Herald

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Title	1944-05-25 The Herald
Masthead	The Herald
Date	1944-05-25
Month	05
Day	25
Year	1944
Volume	60
Issue	21
Publisher	Pioneer Press
Geographic Coverage	United States; Illinois; Cook County; Proviso Township
Type	Text
Source	Microfilm and Newsprint
Format	Local Newspaper
Subject	Illinois-Cook County-Proviso Township-Newspapers
Description	Memorial Day Parade Begins at 2 Sunday; Warn People to Conserve Water Supply
Rights	Sun-Times Media Group
Language	eng

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Title	The Herald
Masthead	The Herald
Date	1944-05-25
Month	05
Day	25
Year	1944
Volume	60
Issue	21
Publisher	Pioneer Press
Geographic Coverage	United States; Illinois; Cook County; Proviso Township
Type	Text
Source	Microfilm and Newsprint
Format	Local Newspaper
Subject	Illinois-Cook County-Proviso Township-Newspapers
Description	An archive of the Herald Newspaper from Proviso Township in Illinois
Rights	Sun-Times Media Group
Language	eng
Sequence	1
Page	1
Technical Metadata	Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from newsprint at 300 dpi. The original file size was 15279 kilobytes.
FileName	19440525_001.tif
Date Digital	2009-03-31
FullText	THE HERALD Serving Maywood, Bellwood, Forest Park, Hillside, Westchester, Broadview, Northlake, Berkeley Proviso Class Graduated Wednesday Warn People to Conserve Water Supply (See Page 3) Stores Close at Noon on Wednesdays (See Page 3) IN MEMORY of those men who have given their lives in the service of our country, flags will be displayed in villages across the country Tuesday, May 30. At the close of the Civil War, Gen. John A. Logan, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, set aside May 30 as Decoration Day for the graves of Union soldiers. Later the name was changed to Memorial Day, the better to voice the feelings of those who observed it, and the holiday is now celebrated In honor of all Americans who have died in action. In Maywood a Memorial Day parade and service will be conducted on Sunday afternoon, May 28, under the direction ofthe American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.

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