Iowa Drownings for Year Reach Seventy-Two
Two weekend drownings pushed Iowa's 1941 toll to 72, more than double last year's count on the same date. Victims were Cleo Gates 11 from Centerville and Jimmy Golden 12 of Hamburg. Cleo drowned in Raven pond near Centerville. Jimmy in a drainage ditch near Sidney.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cleo Gates
Centerville
Jimmy Golden
Basil Golden
Hamburg
Cleo
Floyd Gates
Raven Pond
Jimmy
Sidney
Alfred Bobbitt
Hurley Not Speaking For Church Beckman Says
Archbishop Francis Beckman of Dubuque told CBS that no man speaks for the Catholic church except the Holy Father. He criticized secular and Catholic press for misinterpreting clerics abroad and said most Americans oppose entering the war. He addressed Bishop Hurley of St. Augustine who urged Roosevelt to decide U.S. entry.
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Chicago
Francis J. L. Beckman
Dubuque
CBS
Joseph P. Hurley
St. Augustine
Fla
Roosevelt
United States
Dr Arild Hansen To Direct Baby Contest
Dr Arild E Hansen of Minneapolis will direct the statewide baby health contest at the Iowa state fair this year. Mrs S E Lincoln the contest superintendent announced Monday. About 40 Iowa physicians and specialists will assist, including Ira Heald Oskaloosa Harold M Skeels Iowa City Thomas F Fance Ames H E Farnsworth Storm Lake J F Gerken Waterloo Preston Gibson Davenport Ben Hamilton Jefferson A F Harrington Cedar Rapids R O Hughes Ottumwa Jacob N Lande Sioux City R H McBride Sioux City E S Magee Waterloo Don Thatcher Fort Dodge J R Thornell Council Bluffs C A Waterbury Waterloo Morgan Foster Cedar Rapids James Dunn Davenport
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Des Moines
Arild E. Hansen
Minneapolis
16 Iowa coal producers charged under the coal act
Hearings in Oskaloosa and Des Moines for 16 Iowa coal producers accused of coal act violations were scheduled Monday by the interior department's bituminous coal division. Complaints allege selling below minimum prices, unlawful discounts, omitting transportation charges from delivered prices, and failing to keep proper sales records. Trial Examiner W A Shipman will oversee.
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Washington
INS
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Interior
W. A. Shipman
Iowa City News Briefs Highlights From Local Scene
Phi Delta Kappa luncheon features Prof George Baxter Smith who will become dean at the University of Kansas. Rev Martin Diamond named Army chaplain. he previously served at Mercy and University hospitals. United Service Organization drive totals 1 945.35 dollars, short of the 3 000 quota. Rev John Dalton granted one year leave to serve as Army chaplain at Camp Grant Illinois. County Attorney Baldwin's successor to be appointed this week. Walter Jennings of Greenwood Indiana in serious condition after a car accident near West Liberty. Three other Greenwood youths escape with minor injuries. Johnson County trucks to collect aluminum for national defense drive, routing to Cedar Rapids via Iowa City.
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Iowa City
George Baxter Smith
College of Education
Phi Delta Kappa
Smith
University of Kansas
Martin J. Diamond
United States Farmy
St. Bridget’sichurch
Nolan Settlement
Father Diamond
Mercy and
University Hospitals
Oakdale
Johnson County
United ‘Service Organization
John B. Dalton
Dalton
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
E. A. Baldwin
Walter Jennings
Greenwood
Ind
West Libby
University Hospital
Suny
Harry Normington
Arvin Fewell
National Defense
Johnson
Board of Superviss
Cedar
Invention blamed for world crisis says Montgomery
Dr. Robert H. Montgomery of Texas A and M University told a nine county AAAsponsored farmers picnic that the internal combustion engine and the radio started today’s world crisis. He warned that if Hitler had not been born the situation would be the same. He linked progress from automobile and telephone to closer ties, and said air travel and radio eliminated borders. He urged economic peace and action to disarm, proposing nations lay their guns on the table or face force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctionville
Robert H. Montgomery
Texas University
Montgomery
Hitler
Nine Are Hurt In Two-Car Collision Near West Liberty
A two-vehicle crash at the junction of highways 6 and 38 near West Liberty injures ten. Participants include five Omaha occupants and residents of West Liberty and Tipton. Several treated at University and Mercy hospitals. conditions reported as good and minor.
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West Liberty
Iowa City
Omaha
Esther DeForest
Tipton
Lee Jones
Nettie Jones
University Hospital
Roy Merrill
Weasel Houston
Fletcher Redd
Edward Waite
Waite
Mercy Hospital
George Harney
DeForest
Dyersville Man Weber Dies by Own Action in Barn
Ben J. Weber 50, a well known farmer from Dyersville, died by hanging in a barn on his north Dyersville farm Sunday. Coroner Dr. C C Coady said he had been despondent recently. he left home at 11 am and was found by his son about 4 pm. He married Helen Steffen in 1914 and survived by his wife, three sons Ed John Donald, and six daughters. Funeral services were at St Francis church and burial followed in St Francis cemetery.
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Dyersville
Ben J. Weber
C. C. Coady
Dubuque County
Weber
John
Helen Steffen
St. Francis Church
Cresco
Order of Foresters
Donald
Leonard Nebel
Robert Ament
Helen
Jeanette
Mary
Betty
Rose Weber
Matt Maiers
LaGrange
Ill
Ed Fischer
Art Boeckenstedt
Greeley
St. Francis Cemetery
Burroak Grocery Destroyed By Fire
Fire Sunday morning destroyed the Cecil Wicks grocery store at Burroak with an estimated loss of 5000 dollars. The blaze is believed to have started in a basement refrigerator. Decorah firefighters arrived too late to save the building owned by Robert Wicks.
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Gazette
Decorah
Cecil Wicks
Burroak
Robert Wicks
Pastor Delivers Final Sermon At Iowa City
The Rev. Llewelyn A. Owen, pastor of the Iowa City Congregational church, preached his final sermon titled Some Things That Matter. He will become pastor of the First Congregational church in Jersey City New Jersey on Sept. 1 after coming to Iowa City from Youngstown Colorado in 1932. He founded the Iowa Pilgrim Youth Center and helped start the Little Chapel, serving as moderator of the Davenport Congregational association and secretary of the Town State Congregational conference.
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Iowa City
Llewelyn A. Owen
Little Chapel
Owen
Davenport Congregational Association
Town State Congregational Conference
Driver Exonerated In 13 Year Old Boy Death
Thomas Walstra of Chesterton Indiana was exonerated of blame in the accidental death of Allen Cline age 13 on July 19 after an inquest in Columbus Junction. The coroner’s jury heard Walstra did not see the boy before his car struck him on a bridge on highway 92 over the Iowa River. An inquest witness said the lad had been sitting on the railing shortly before.
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Columbus Junction
Thomas Walstra
Chesterton
Ind
Allen Cline
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Roberts
Louisa
George C. Jamison
J. D. Darrow
W. S. Tannery
George Williams
Cline
Walstra
Iowa River
Iowa Poor Relief Costs Taxpayers 3 68 Per Person in 1939
Des Moines report shows Iowans bore 3 68 average in 1939 to aid the poor, down from 3 74 in 1938, with total local and state expenditures of 9 351 631. High and low counties list Monroe to Linn and Clayton to Cherokee, detailing relief categories and amounts.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Taxpayers Association
Association
State Social Welfare Board
Monroe
Woodbury
Appanoose
Webster
Lucas
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Polk
Scott
Crawford
Linn
Clayton
Emmet
Worth
Mills
Grundy
Montgomery
Henry
Story
Cherokee
Governor Praises Scandinavians For Sense Of Dignity
Gov George A Wilson praised about 6000 Iowa Scandinavians for their dignity and worth of humans at the eighth annual Scandinavian American societies event. He warned against witch hunting and snooping in Scandinavian communities, speaking at the Industries building at the state fair grounds. Prize winners included Mrs Louis Berhow and Mrs Gunnar Sorhus in spinning and wool carding contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Iowa
State Fair Grounds
Louis Berhow
Huxley
Gunnar Sorhus
Bondurant
Father Flanagan To Address Iowa Legion Convention
Des Moines AP Three nationally prominent men will speak at the twenty third annual convention of the Iowa Department of the American Legion August 11 to 13. Speakers include Rev Edward J Flanagan director of Boys Town Milo J Warner national commander and Harrison F Anderson General Mills vice president. Warner recently visited bombed areas in England. Reservations exceed prior years and a record attendance is anticipated says Dan O'Brien chairman of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Edward J. Flanagan
Omaha
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
American Legion
Harrison F. Anderson
Minneapolis
General Mills, Inc
Warner
England
Dan O'Brien
Ground Broken For Arms Plant In Des Moines
Construction started Monday on the $30,000,000 Des Moines ordnance plant with about 200 men breaking ground for buildings. The first two temporary offices should be finished within a week, Captain Oliver B. Brown reports. When in full swing the plant will employ 8,000 workers and include 219 buildings.
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DES Moines
INS
Des Moines Ordnance Plant
Oliver B. Brown
Quartermaster
Fireman Rescues Girl Stranded in Lake Michigan
Chicago AP reports 18 year old Olga Suss spent 30 minutes wedged between pilings in Lake Michigan. Lieutenant William Hughes used a bucket of grease to free her trapped leg, enabling her to wriggle free from the shallow water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olga Suss
Lake Michigan
William Hughes
Syss
Purge Report Claims Stalin Signed Liquidation Order
Helsinki AP says Finland’s information bureau reported an order of the day signed by Joseph Stalin to liquidate nine high Red Army officers. It named Pavlov and Klimovsky as leaders of the list, charging cowardice and desertion with no Moscow confirmation.
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Helsinki
Finland
Josef Stalin
Red Army
Moscow
Pavlov
Klimovsky
Champion Y.M. Drum Corps to Perform at Industrial Picnic
The Y M C A Drum and Bugle Corps, fresh from winning first prize at the Lions Club convention in New Orleans, will play at Ellis Park during the Allied Industrial League picnic next Sunday. The riverfront program begins at 7 30 p m with archery demonstrations by top archers, a canoe tilt at Ellis beach, and various races and games for all ages. George Shimek and Y M C A boys will showcase a trampoline act amid field day events and prize contests.
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Y. M C. A. Drum and Bugle Corps
Ellis Park
Allied Industrial League
Lions Club
New Orleans
A. I
Russell Graham
Ellis Beach
George Shimek
Arborist urges Cedar Rapids street tree ordinance
Cedar Rapids city arborist Richard KK Alman told the Optimist club that a street tree ordinance is needed to standardize care, ownership, and taxation for trees. He named Chinese elm and poplars as undesirable, praised American elm and maples, and noted overgrown branches and crowded plantings on Second Avenue SE.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard KK. Alman
Optimist Club
Montrose Hotel
Alman
Second Avenue SE
Cedar School Expenses And Grade Enrollments Across Ten Years
County reports show Cedar county school expenditures declined over the past decade while grade enrollment fell. High school enrollment rose from 761 in 1931 to 942 in 1941. town and rural school enrollments also dropped. Town expenditures fell from 267 260.60 to 251 353.76. rural costs declined from 119 821.59 to 79 792.85. Anamosa notices report a Milwaukee marriage of Elmer C Libra and Hattie Burandt with witnesses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
Jane McCormick
Seventy Seventh Birthday Picnic for Charles De Wald
Marion relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the De Wald home to celebrate the seventy seventh birthday of Charles De Wald with a picnic dinner. Attendees included many out of town guests from Wheatland Wyoming Springville Whittier Central City Morley Viola Ana moat Cascade Palo Waterloo Cedar Rapids and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Wald
de Wald
Minnie Wagner
Wheatland
Wyo
Plinn Wells
Jason Wells
James Walton
Albert
Springville
Clifford Bowdish
Central City
Russell Joyce
Keith
Whittier
John Kleinfelter
Morley
Elza
Everett Brown
Viola
Gay McConaughy
Kenneth
Anamosa
al Takes
Myrtle Takes
Jim Hammill
Cascade
Clem Young
Palo
Fred Smith
Ollie Cochran
Robert Smith
Waterloo
John Kortson
Will DeWald
Dorothy de Wald
Harold Klontz
Glenn de Wald
Millard Port
Charles Slauson
Larry
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Charles Landis at Clinton
Funeral services for Charles Si Landis night ticket clerk at the Milwaukee depot were held Saturday at the Snell chapel in Clinton with Rev H E Harned officiating. Burial followed in Rose Hill cemetery. Pallbearers included Royal D Kine Harry Anderson Charles Sherman Maynard D Black William Kinder and James McGuire of Clinton.
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Charles “Si” Landis
Milwaukee
Clinton
Snell Chapel
H. E Harned
Rose Hill
Royal D. Kine
Harry Anderson
Charles Sherman
Maynard D. Coon
William Kinder
James McGuire
Carter Family Heads to Wisconsin Vacation
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Carter and children Joyce and Daryle depart Monday for a two week trip. They will stay first at Richland Center and Ableman, then spend the second week in northern Wisconsin.
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Vernon H. Carter
Joyce
Daryle
Wisconsin
Richland Center
Ableman
Wis
Burrows reunion draws sixty plus from surrounding towns
Attendees from Marion Atkins Shellsburg Cedar Rapids and nearby towns gathered in Waterloo for the Andrew and Lawton Burrows descendants reunion. Eighty nine people joined a picnic at the Kray home honoring the Burges Hofers and Hofer daughters. Others visited relatives in Clinton and Salt Lake City and several travelers planned returns to their homes after weekend gatherings.
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Andrew and
Lawton Burrows
Waterloo
Marion
Alma Oakley
Andrew Hayes
Jimmie
Laura McMurrin
Dickie
Mert Burrows
Leonard Burrows
L. J. Burrows
Dorothy Burrows
Earl Burrows
Harlowton, Mont
Jacob Kray
West Eighth Avenue
Fred Burge
Compton
Calif
John Hofer
Doris
Jacquelyn
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atkins
Shellsburg
Cedar Rapids
Burges
Hofers
Wilson Declares August Courtesy Light Check Month
Gov George A Wilson proclaims August as Courtesy Light Check Month and urges nationwide voluntary headlight inspections. Public Safety Commissioner Karl W Fischer notes a night crash rate higher than daytime, citing 1940 figures of 8035 nonfatal night accidents and 245 fatal ones.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Karl W. Fischer
Public Safety
Highway Patrol
Fischer
Compositions By Student To Be Played On WSUI
Four original piano pieces by Evan Shanahan of Columbus Junction a June graduate of University High School Iowa City will be featured on WSUI Monday evening. Titles include Impression a piano and clarinet duet Fugue of the Mice Fantasia in B Flat Minor and Rhapsody Tempestuoso.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Evan Shahan
Columbus Junction
University High School of
WSUI
Deaths Mrs. Mary Barnes of Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mary Barnes wife of A L Barnes died at home 1231 Second street SE at 7 50 am Sunday after a brief illness Born in Bohemia Jan 4 1880 she came to this country at age four She resided in Cedar Rapids for 40 years Survived by husband daughter Mrs C I Kinney of Indianapolis three brothers Louis P Edward E and Fred Miner all of Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Anna Foster of Boone Funeral 9 am Tuesday at Polansky chapel conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek Burial Mount Calvary cemetery Friends may call at chapel
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Mary Barnes
A. L. Barnes
Second Street
Bohemia
John
Anna Poslusny
Tama
Cedar Rapids
C. I. Kinney
Indianapolis
Ind
Louis P
Edward E
Fred Miner
Anna Foster
Boone
Joseph
Albina
Rebekah Lodge
G. I. Aumiliary of
Locomotive Engineers
Hvezda Pokroka
Polansky
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Julia Hauskins 65 dies after three week illness
Mrs Julia Hauskins aged 65 of 1345 Sixth Street NW Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 8 am Monday after a three week illness. She leaves nine children and 15 grandchildren along with five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Saron Lutheran church 11 am Wednesday conducted by Rev. F J Carlson. Friends may call Beatty chapel until 10 am Wednesday.
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Julia Hauskins
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Christopher Hauskins
Roland
Saron Lutheran Church
Oscar
North English
Martin
McCallsburg
Carl
Lawrence
Arthur
Charlotte Johnson
Josie Conlin
Oak Park
Margaret Krueger
Forest Park, Ill
Anne Armstrong
Chicago
F. J. Carlson
Beatty Chapel
Jerome F. Connor Dies at 86 in Newhall
Jerome F. Connor died at his Newhall home at 8 p m after a brief illness He was born April 16 1875 in Cedar Rapids and married Caroline V Wilson on March 25 1896 He lived in Newhall 26 years Survived by wife two sons Wilson J Newhall and Earl J Cedar Rapids one brother Dr Arthur Connor Tacoma Wash one sister Mrs Alma Conrad Chicago and his stepmother Mrs Mayme Crawford Cedar Rapids He was a member of the Newhall Presbyterian church Service at Turner chapel at 2 pm Tuesday Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Jerome F. Connor
Newhall
Cedar Rapids
Caroline V. Wilson
Wilson J
Earl J
Arthur Connor
Tacoma
Wash
Alma Conrad
Chicago
Mayme Crawford
Newhall Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Charles Putman Led Cedar Rapids Native
Word arrived of the death Sunday afternoon of Charles Putman at his daughter Mrs H C Henshey’s home in Santa Monica California. Born March 10 1859 in Fulton Alabama he ran the Putman Furniture company in Cedar Rapids before moving six years ago. He belonged to Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M and the I C O. His body will reach Cedar Rapids Friday morning and services will be held at Turner chapel at 2 p m Friday conducted by Crescent lodge.
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Charles Putman
H C. Henshey
Santa Monica
Calif
Mr. Putman
Fulton
Putman Furniture Company
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. F
A M
I. C.0
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Crescent Lodge
Zobac Services Wednesday for Marine’s Burial
The body of Marvin M. Zobac son of Mr and Mrs Frank Zobac and a U S marine corps member who died from injuries while diving in San Diego California will arrive in Cedar Rapids early Tuesday for a Brush service on Wednesday at 2 p m Theodore B Hlubucek will officiate and burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday
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Marvin M. Zobac
Frank Zobac
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Brush Chapel
Theodore B Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Death Notice for Frank McDowell of Kemmerer
Frank McDowell of Kemmerer Wyoming and former Cedar Rapids resident died July 23. Born in Cedar Rapids to William K. and Catherine McDowell he left the area over 30 years ago. Survived by three brothers Elmer Flandreau SD Albert Hackensack MN George Chicago and a sister Mrs Nellie Schneider Chicago. Funeral
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Frank McDowell
Kemmerer
Wyo
Cedar Rapids
William K
Catherine McDowell
Elmer
Flandreau
S. D
Albert
Hackensack
Waterloo Man Frank A. Howe Dies at 77
Frank A. Howe, 77, father of Mrs. Lucille Miner and Mrs. Marie Goslin of Cedar Rapids, died at his Waterloo home Sunday afternoon. Funeral services will be held there at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Howe
Lucille Miner
Marie Goslin
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Martha Ann Hart Tyler Dies in Waterloo
Mrs. Martha Ann Hart Tyler former Cedar Rapids resident died at her Waterloo home on July 17 after living in Cedar Rapids for years and moving two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hart Tyler
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
City Hall Notes on Permits and Street Repairs
City council renewed Class C beer permits for Aleck Sheronick Irene Hertz and William Valentine after police approval. Petitions filed for blocks on A Avenue NE Sixteenth Street NE and other streets. some light extension requests denied. Cedar Rapids Gas Co laid mains on Thirty fifth Street NE Thirtieth Street SE and east parking area. water works extended mains on Thirty fifth Street NE. Cobbancourt SE street light recommended for McKinley High School traffic. referred to Iowa Electric Light and Power Co.
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Aleck Sheronick
L Street
Irene Hertz
Second Street
William M. Valentine
First Avenue
Twelfth Street
Illinois Central Railroad
Sixteenth Street
Green Avenues
Ninth Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Memorial Drive
Bever
Iowa Avenues
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Thirty-fifth Street
F Avenue
Gwendolyn Drive
E Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Pioneer Avenue
City Water Works
Joseph and
Jeanette Prochaska
D. Feiereisen
Thomas Feiereisen
Linn
Cobbancourt SE
McKinley High School
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Music Instructor Resigns to Take North English Post
Delta Alfred Brainard, long time music instructor in Delta schools, resigns after several years to accept a teaching position in the North English schools.
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DELTA
Alfred Brainard
North English
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