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i'd call Hobart....i'm sure they'd be interested in anything of theirs that is still around after 40 years.

The Purple Crackle was and still is a night club in Southern Illinois. (East Cape Girardeau). Right across the Mississippi river from Cape Girardeau, Mo. It has been there since the 30's or 40's and has been burned down several times over the years by rival club owners and vandals. in the 70's it was a dinner club and had a downstairs disco tech. After that burned in the late 70's they rebuilt and through the 80's it was a dance club with live rock bands performing on the weekends. Yes, the Purple Crackle was indeed a club in East Cape Girardeau, IL, which is about 30 miles north of Cairo, at the very far southern edge of the state. While I was growing up in Cape (the Missouri side) in the 80s and 90s, the Purple Crackle was still burning down every few years. Legend has it that in the 30s and 40s it was indeed a popular hangout for Chicago-based gangsters. The Crackle, which started life as "The Purple Grackle," is closed permanently as of December 31, 2005. Its Chicago connection is the Capone gang, who were behind, among other crimes, the serious gambling along this particular stretch of the Mississippi. Wonderful dance floor. Great for people watching, too; college boys from SEMO danced with the nuns from the convent/school across the river, etc.

It is 3,429 kilometers according to Google Maps.

It is 549 miles according to Google Maps.

It is 69.4 miles according to Google Maps.

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On July 17, 1944, two explosions at Port Chicago Naval Ammunitions depot destroyed two ships, wiped out the pier and killed 302 men, most of them Negroes who were not trained to handle the explosives and were told they would not detonate. After the explosions 50 men were charged with mutiny after refusing to load ammunition, stating that they were afraid. The men were found guilty. This is a very brief summary of what has been called the greatest wartime disaster on American soil.

Chicago, Illinois. That nickname was not given to them because of a weather condition, but because Chicago residents were seen as braggarts and thus were "Full of Wind"

Chicago differed from the rest of the nation in the Twenties only in the amount of Gangsters and corrupt officials. New York also had its share, but Chicago had the most. the best book on the Twenties, written by a man who lived through them, is Only Yesterday by Frederick Lewis Allen. The best book on Prohibition that I have found is Prohibition by Edward Behr.

It's where most of the state's people live, and Chicago is the third largest city in the United States.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 12 hours and 2 minutes.

It is 193 miles according to Google Maps.

The Chicago River is the main river that runs through the city centre. It is the link between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi river valley.

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Nothing. You may busk without a permit in Chicago.

It is 2,229 miles according to Google Maps.

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Boy, this question brings back memories! I remember seeing Jim Post there in the on-campus Amazing Grace back in '74. It was a very intimate and awesome performance. After that they moved to the Main Street area of Evanston. I remember seeing James Taylor's brother perform there. I dug around and found this comprehensive pdf http://www.library.northwestern.edu/archives/findingaids/Amazingrace.pdf you may want to download. I spent all my Babysitting money on the Amazing Grace Coffee House. I saw amazing performers there. Here's a list I recall: Odetta (I paid about 75 cents to see her), Steve Goodman, John Prine, Livingston Taylor, Sam Leopold, Kenny Bloom, Jim Post, Emmylou Harris, Redwood Landing, and more, but that's all I recall at the moment. It was an amazing place for teens since you could hear incredible performers/musicians and age didn't matter since they didn't serve alcohol. I wish that my 16 year old had a place like this to go. It was one of my fondest memories of childhood. It was a small ranchlike house right on the Northwestern campus and off the lakefront in Evanston. I just recall I was there pretty much every weekend and got all my friends hooked on it. I'm still playing guitar and I owe my interest to the Amazing Grace Coffee House. I hope that someone can put a clip on you tube. It would be great!

The only Navy Basic Training facility (Boot Camp) is located at Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois.

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Chicago, is experiencing a shift in population to more suburbanized. The city of Chicago proper is declining because of this. The Chicago metro known as chicagoland is growing, which the metro is what has to be measured to determine the health of Chicago. Chicagoland is in fact one giant metropolis comprising of more than ten million people and contuing to grow. Chicago is by far the 3rd largest city in America.

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