Object ID
1994.104.14
Object Name
Photograph
Event
First time the Greek Consul General was invited to address the General Assembly
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Object Description
A black and white photo photograph of men standing at a podium. There are nine men pictured. They are all dressed in buisness clothes; suits, dress shirts, and ties. They are standing on a stage, which has a curtain with an emblem of an eagle on it.
Origin
Photographs donated by Margaret Mantzoros. This photo is from the first time the Greek Consul General was invited to address the General Assembly .
Portrait of men standing at podium. Featuring Samuel Maragos and the Chicago Greek Consul General.
Former Cook County Judge Samuel C. Maragos was an attorney who specialized in municipal law, wills, tax, commercial and trust law, Mr. Maragos practiced with his son, Dean, at Maragos & Maragos.As a state representative and state senator from South Chicago from 1968 to 1980,he helped pass the no-fault insurance law, the law against panic-peddling and bills related to the Illinois Port Authority, which he served on as vice chairman. He voted for open housing and the Equal Rights Amendment. Mr. Maragos served several terms as an appointed Cook County judge in the early 1990s.
Portrait of men standing at podium. Featuring Samuel Maragos and the Chicago Greek Consul General.
Former Cook County Judge Samuel C. Maragos was an attorney who specialized in municipal law, wills, tax, commercial and trust law, Mr. Maragos practiced with his son, Dean, at Maragos & Maragos.As a state representative and state senator from South Chicago from 1968 to 1980,he helped pass the no-fault insurance law, the law against panic-peddling and bills related to the Illinois Port Authority, which he served on as vice chairman. He voted for open housing and the Equal Rights Amendment. Mr. Maragos served several terms as an appointed Cook County judge in the early 1990s.
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Citation
Photograph, National Hellenic Museum, https://collections.nationalhellenicmuseum.org/Detail/objects/3677. Accessed 04/19/24.