Pole at U.N. Taunts Dulles Over Election
At the United Nations General Assembly a Polish delegate taunted U.S. envoy John Foster Dulles over the American election. Julius Katz-Suchy accused Dulles of personal bias and attacked U.S. foreign policy, while Dulles urged self-control to avoid harming the assembly’s prestige.
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Pole
U.N
Dulles
Paris
John Foster Dulles
United States
U.N. Assembly
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Julius Katz-Suchy
Poland
Truman
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
U.N. Special Committee
Balkans
Katz-Suchy
George Polk
Greece
Polk
Weather and notices from daily record page
The weather forecast shows fair and warmer conditions tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures. Winds northwest at 10 to 15 mph. Local notices include several divorces, judge statements, accidents, and a list of obituaries and funeral services for towns such as Fairfax Oxford Fayette Decorah Vinton Monticello and Cedar Rapids with dates and locations.
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Bismarck
Miami
Sioux
Phoenix
Iowa
Tornadoes Strike Four Southern States Kill Dozens
Four southern states including Georgia Mississippi Kentucky and Louisiana report multiple fatalities and injuries after Friday tornadoes. Yazoo City Mississippi records seven dead and 21 injured as damage spreads across the region.
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International News Service
Georgia
Mississippi
Kentucky
Louisiana
Yazoo City
Miss
Clayton County Sends Seven for Draft Exam
Seven Clayton county men reported for physical pre induction examinations at the Cedar Rapids draft center Friday. Named from Edgewood are Victor C. Johnson and Harvey G. Barnes. Also listed are Harvey C. Froe lich Lloyd E. Amsden Elkport Clifford H. Behrend Guttenberg Kenneth E. Kramer and Duane R. eee Strawberry nt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton County
Cedar Rapids
Victor C. Johnson
Harvey G. Barnes
Edgewood
Harvey C. Fritz
Froelich
Lloyd E. Amsden
Elkport
Clifford H. Behrend
Guttenberg
Kenneth E. Kramer
Duane R. Eee
Strawberry Nt
Thurmond Elector in Vote Shift to Truman
Nashville dispatch reports Tennessee elector Malcolm Hill of Sparta will cast his vote for President Truman, shifting one electoral vote from Thurmond to Truman in the Tennessee slate.
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Thurmond
Truman
Nashville
INS
Tennessee
J. Stromurmond
Malcolm Hill
Sparta
Oil Slick Traps Ducks Dead on Lake St Peter
About 20 000 ducks died on Lake St Peter 65 miles east of Montreal after landing sections were soaked by an oil slick from a tanker. Birds landed but could not take off, threatening the winter flight. US chemists tested a dry cleaning chemical while Audubon officials prepared to help, game officials warned of limited options.
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Montreal
Lake St. Peter
Here
United States
Audubon Society of
British Claim Czechoslovakia Arms Israel by Air
A British delegation spokesman said Czechoslovakia is supplying Israel with arms by air in defiance of the United Nations. He reported evidence sent to Acting Palestine Mediator Ralph Bunche and claimed other nations are involved. Britain will not raise the matter in the Security Council due to lack of corroboration.
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Paris
INS
Czechoslovakia
Israel
United Nations
Palestine
Ralph Bunche
U. N
Great Britain
Security Council
Edward L. Uthoff Dies at 52 After Heart Attack
Edward L. Uthoff fifty two of Fairfax route one died suddenly Friday at his farm home after a heart attack. Born March six nineteen hundred ninety six south of Norway he operated the farm since nineteen thirty two. Survived by wife Mabel three sons Louis William and Donnan five brothers and four sisters. Burial in New Jerusalem cemetery. body at Beatty chapel in Cedar Rapids.
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Fairfax
Edward L. Uthoff
New Jerusalem
Norway
Oxford
Pfc
Marcellus F. Rourke
Germany
St. Mary’s
Fayette
Paul Reid
Oclwein
Earlville
Harriet Cook
Tenne
Castle Grove Township
Fairfax Route One
Progressive Party
Mabel
Louis
William
Donnan
Charles
Wellington
Kan
Henry
Victor
Mason City
Arthur
Vinton
Anna Dunn
Marengo
Hi Brockschink
William Newcomb
Aurora
Ill
John
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Tee Rapids
Dewey deflects defeat blaming overconfidence and plans Arizona vacation
Governor Dewey declared that over confidence was a major factor in his defeat and said two to three million Republicans stayed home. He announced a two week vacation to Arizona with family and aides, leaving Albany for Pawling farm before flying to Tucson. He indicated no bid for a third presidential term and urged youth to stay active in the Republican party while remaining available to the country.
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Albany
INS
Dewey
Ao Ariz
Arizona
Pawling
New York City
Tucson
Thomas, Jr
John
Carl T. Hogan
Jack
Roger W. Straus
New York
North Carolina
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Illinois
Republican Party
White House
Tom
Ground Breaking Ceremonies Mark Coe Homecoming
Ground breaking for the new social studies building opened Coe College homecoming events at 9:30 a.m. with Arthur Poe turning the first spade. Byron Hollinshead outlined the program while alumni attended a banquet and officers were elected. The day included a 1948 class reunion, open house, and a homecoming ball at 8:30 p.m.
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Coe College
Arthur Poe
Byron S. Hollinshead
Cornell
Wright Kin 83 to take first flight in tribute flight
Mrs. Reuchlin Wright, 83, sister-in-law of the Wright brothers, will take her first airplane ride from Kansas City to Los Angeles. She avoided flying earlier, doubting air safety, but now plans the trip with Lockheed Aircraft Corp. personnel assisting.
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Kansas City
INS
Wright Brothers
Orville
Wilbur
Reuchlin Wright
Earle Switches to Republican Party
Pennsylvania governor George H. Earle switches allegiance from the Democratic to the Republican Party after an upset election victory. He says he will register as a Republican at the first opportunity and cites political realignment as his motive.
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Earle
Philadelphia
INS
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Two Boys Escape from Eldora Training School
Two teenage youths escaped from the Stateing School for boys at Eldora about 6 45 p m Friday, Cedar Rapids police reported. The boys are Claire Westendorf, 16, of Cedar Rapids, 5 feet 10 inches, 139 pounds, hazel eyes and brown hair, and Martin Lumby, 15, blue eyes and brown hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Cedar Rapids
Claire Westendorf
Martin Lumby
Dietitian Says Rationing Shapes British Diets
London based dietitian Gaylord Hauser recalls rationing era effects noting noticeable changes in British eating habits observed by him and reported on Saturday.
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London
Gaylord Haus‘er
Greta Garbo
City Briefs and Local Notices
Townsend club No 8 will meet Sunday at 6 p m in the K P hall for installation of officers. Cars collide at E avenue and Sixteenth street SE. Bruce charged with failure to control. Correction notes Lois M Humble and Rolf W Wollan marriage location misprint.
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Townsend Club No
K. P. Hall
George Vavara
K Avenue NW
Francis Bruce
Marion
E Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Bruce
V F W Bard Plaque Presentation This Weekend
V F W post 788 plans a plaque presentation on Sunday November 14 at the V F W clubrooms. Harold Van Horn says Stanley Vesely of Coe College music faculty will present the plaque during the band concert. The event opens a winter concert series led by director R L Moehlmann as R Ariel Cross recovers from hospitalization after St Louis en Des Moines hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold van Horn
V.F.W
Stanley Vesely
Coe College Music
Pegue
Vesely
R. L. Moehlmann
R. Ariel Cross
St. Louis Enans
Des Moines
Woody Stolba Song to Be Published Soon
W. W. Woody Stolba of 1627 Second Avenue SE learned Saturday his song All of My Love will be published by Cine-Mart Music Publishing of Hollywood. Stolba copyrighted the song in February 1946 and holds piano orchestration and recording rights. Hollywood firm expects publication within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Woody” Stolba
Second Avenue SE
Cine-Mart Music Publishing Company
Hollywood
Stolba
Police Roundup Nets 11 Wandering Ponies
Patrolmen George Pelisek and LaVerne Moran were called about 6 10 a m Saturday to Bowl ing street hill SW to corral 11 ponies. They herded the ponies to the home of owner Frank Bedell IC street road SW.
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Cedar Rapids
Cemen
George Pelisek
LaVerne Moran
Bowling Street Hill
Corral
Frank Bedell
IC Street Road
Omaha Woman Wins Divorce On Ground Of Adultery
Judge Floyd Philbrick granted L. Ferne Howell a decree of nullity dissolving her marriage to Harry J. House. The couple wed on April 1 1948 in Omaha and she learned in June that he had an undivorced wife in Flint Michigan while they lived in Pasadena. She resumed her maiden name L. Ferne Howell.
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Floyd Philbrick
L. Ferne House
Harry J. House
Omaha
Pasadena
Flint
Mich
L. Ferne Howell
Dentist Sentenced Seven Years for Bad Check
Dr. Melvin G. Fenton of Des Moines and Knoxville pled guilty to passing a false check. Judge J. E. Heiserman sentenced him to seven years in Fort Madison penitentiary for a $25 check at Ress strong Clothing Co on Oct 2 and Deputy Harlan Snyder said he had other bad checks totaling over $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. Fenton
Des Moines
Knoxville
J. E. Heiserman
Fort Madison
Fenton
Ressstrong Clothing Company
Harlan Snyder
Hemphill Will Admitted to Probate Executrix Appointed
The will of Charley Hemphill who died October 13 was admitted to probate Friday. Mrs Hemphill named executrix without bond and sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hemphill
Judgment Awarded Against Joe and Hattie Moser
Judge Floyd Philbrick awarded Anna Kurrelmeyer a judgment of $883.49 on a promissory note Friday. The sum includes principal and interest due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Hattie Moser
Anna Kurrelmeyer
Floyd Philbrick
Two suits dismissed in local court by Judge Heiserman
On Friday Judge J E Heiserman granted motions by the plaintiff and dismissed two account petitions. Mel Biederman’s suit against Mr and Mrs Leonard Pike ended, as did George Jirinec versus Elmer G Listebarger.
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J. E. Heiserman
Mel Biederman
Leonard Pike
George Jirinec
Elmer G. Listebarger
Brick Thrown At Marie Van Meulenbroch Campaign Home
A brick shattered a window at the home of Marie Van Meulenbroch and her mother in Moline, with a threatening note reading You die if you don’t stop. The pair campaign to raise funds to build an animal shelter and oppose slot machines, amid prior vandalism and a recent arrest. Police label the act as hoodlum violence and vow to pursue the case as officials call it a serious situation.
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Moline
Mamma
Marie
Marie van Meulenbroch
Harry Fromme
E. M. Lohner
Four tavern keepers and bartender face trial on gambling charges
Marie Van Muelebrock, 26, known as Carrie Nation, led charges against saloon slot machines. The five defendants, arraigned with a jury demand, await trial Monday as Police Magistrate Ralph Stevenson set the date after the delay agreement.
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Moline
Marie van Muelebrock
Carrie Nation
Ralph Stevenson
Miss van Muelebrock
Blizzard Misses Iowa Due To Warm Canadian Air
Lack of cold air in Canada kept Iowa from a blizzard as the storm center moved east in the last 24 hours. The weather bureau logged winds to 35 mph across Iowa on Saturday morning and rainfall ending last night was the heaviest since July, aiding drought-pressed farms. Waterloo led with 1.55 inches, while Delevan and Elkader reported 0.38 inches and Cedar Rapids 0.30 inches.
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Canada
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Waterloo
Dele
Elkader
Cedar Rapids
Czech festival entertains Cedar Rapids at hotel event
The Cedar Rapids convention closed with an informal dance after a night of authentic Czech festivities. A first time Ceska pout featured decorations by Ralph Vavra rye bread and salt for guests. Marie Vitek and Ann Kapoun led the Sokol women’s group with master of ceremoniesilo J. Sedlacek. The floor show included 35 Sokol members in national costume a Czech orchestra vocal numbers polka firefly dance and the Prune Song.
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Cedar Rapids
Ralph Vavra
Marie Vitek
Sokol
Ann Kapoun
Ilo J. Sedlacek
Sokol Association
Cedar Rapids completes fall planting of 128 green ash trees
City crews under Arborist R K Alman planted 128 green ash saplings in Parcrest and along Franklin avenue NE over six blocks for residents. Trees range from 12 to 16 feet high with planting funded by citizens and Cedar Rapids bearing expenses. The effort followed petitions from Parcrest residents and Equitable Life Assurance Company and took about a week.
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R. K. Alman
Cedar Rapids
Alman
E Avenue
Woodfield Lane
Parcrest
Forty-second Street
Old Marion Road
Franklin Avenue
Prairie Drive
Twenty Seventh Street
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Obituary: Florence Sinclair Chapin 70 Former Washington high speech teacher
Miss Florence Sinclair Chapin 70 of 2306 Upland Drive SE died Saturday at home after a long illness. A 1913 to 1926 Washington high speech instructor, she organized the University high school speech dept in Iowa City. Surviving sister Gertrude Chapin. Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at Turner chapel. burial Pleasant Grove, McGregor.
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Florence Sinclair Chapin
Upland Drive
Washington High School
McGregor
University High School
Iowa City
Gertrude Esther Chapin
Chapin
First Baptist Church
P.E.O
Ashley
D.A.R
University of Iowa
Columbia College of Speech
Ohio
Turner Chapel
Pleasant Grove
Services for Truman Bowers in Beatty Chapel at 2 30 Sunday
Services for Truman Bowers of 315 First Avenue SW will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m in Beatty Chapel with Reverend R E Hodgson officiating. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Truman D. Bowers
First Avenue SW
Beatty
R. E. Hodgson
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs William W Littlejohn Dies At 65 In Cedar Rapids
Mrs William W Littlejohn 65 died at her home 213 Twenty fourth street NE Friday night. Born near Oskaloosa she moved to Cedar Rapids 18 years ago and was active in the First Christian church and its Three L class. Survived by husband Riley W Littlejohn of Fairfield Illinois a half brother Manley Smith Knoxville and a half sister Ida Burns Wichita Kansas. Services Monday at 1 30 p m in Barta Hesser chapel by Dr Carroll C Oberts burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m Sunday.
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William W. Littlejohn
Twentyfourth Street
Oskaloosa
Cedar Rapids
First Christian Church
Riley W. Littlejohn
Fairfield, Ill
Manley Smith
Knoxville
Ida Burns
Wichita
Kan
Carroll Coberts
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids man Charles Paseka dies at 61
Charles Paseka aged 61 of 1206 Fourth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at home at 5 30 a m Saturday the day of his brother Frank's funeral Born October 3 1887 he lived all his life in Cedar Rapids and worked as a machinist for Cherry Burrell Corporation Surviving wife Mayme stepdaughter Agnes Bevere sister Bessie Paseka and brothers Joseph Louis and William Paseka all of Cedar Rapids Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Monday at Polansky Funeral Chapel with Minister T B Hlubusek. Friends may visit after 3 p m Sunday at the chapel
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Charles Paseka
Fourth Avenue SE
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Cherry Burrell Corporaton
Mayme
Agnes BeVere
Bessie Paseka
Joseph
Louis
William Peseka
Polansky
T. B. Hlu‘bucek
Funeral services for Anthony G. Smid
Services for Anthony G. Smid of 1725 Center Point Road NE are set for Monday at 9 a.m. in the Polansky funeral chapel and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus Church with Rev. Anthony W. Chihak officiating. Burial will follow in St. John's Cemetery. friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony G. Smid
Center Point Road
Polansky
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s Cemetery
Obituary of Robert McMahon 85 Cedar Rapids resident
Robert McMahon 85 of 1010 E avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Friday at 2 30 pm after a long illness. Born November 3 1863 in Scotland he came from Minneapolis to Cedar Rapids in 1913. Funeral at St Patrick s church 9 am Tuesday with Rt Rev Msgr D J Lenihan. Burial in Mt Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McMahon
E Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Loomis Brothers Contractors
Scotland
Minneapolis
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Obituary: Mary A. Stebbins 73 of Cedar Rapids
Mary A Stebbins 73 of 616 Fourth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at home at 10 p m Friday after a sudden illness Born June 28 1875 near Lisbon she lived in Linn county and Cedar Rapids over 50 years Surviving are three daughters
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Mary A. Stebbins
Fourth Avenue SE
Linn County
Lisbon
Two Deaths in Accidents Reported by Police Bureau
Traffic bureau reports two fatalities and multiple injuries in recent incidents. The safety drive emphasizes monthlong efforts by local organizations to reduce accidents.
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Traffic Bureau of the Police Acumen
Obituary notices detailed kin and service details
Mrs. C. E. Whitmarsh of Munster Ind Mrs. J. R. McCaffrie of Kankakee Ind and Mrs. Opal Porter of Cedar Rapids a son Glenn Stebbins of Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs Gus Fawdrey of Cedar Rapids and Mrs O W Griffin of San Bernardino Calif three grandchildren and two great grandsons. The Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday by the Rev Lyle K Anderson pastor of St Andrew s Evangelical United Brethren church Burial will be in Cedar call at the chapel after 6 p m Saturday.
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C. E. Whitmarsh
Munster
Ind
J. R. McCaffrie
Kankakee
Inl
Opal Porter
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Stebbins
Gus Fawdrey
O. W. Griffin
San Bernadino
Calif
Turner Chapel
Lyle K. Anderson
St. Andrew’s
Death Notice of Mrs Alice P Harry at 73
Alice P Harry 73 widow of Nicholas W Harry died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 7 15 p m Friday after a long illness born December 17 1874 in Burlington Iowa She is survived by daughters Mrs Mable Costello of Chicago Mrs Myrtle McDowell and Mrs Ida Moore of Cedar Rapids a brother T C Keegan of Chicago and seven grandchildren She was a member of the Fort Farley Methodist Church Marion chapter OES Lorraine circle OES and a past matron Farley OES Burial is planned at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may visit at her daughter Mrs Ivan Moore 765 Old Marion Road
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Alice P. Harry
Nicholas W. Harry
Cedar Rapids
Burlington, I
Mable Costello
Chicago
Myrtle McDowell
Ida Moore
T. C. Keegan
Harry
Methodist Church
Farley
Marion
O.E.S
Lorraine Circle
Farley Chapter
Turner Chapel
J. Arthur Young
Kenwood Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Ivan Moore
Old Marion Road
Benjamin Fine 50 Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Benjamin Fine age 50 of 1019 Tenth Street NW died at 1:15 a.m. Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born February 13, 1898 in Chicago, he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1903. Survived by wife Sarah, father Louis Fine, and sisters Fannie Fine and Mrs. Joseph Sinaiko, all of Cedar Rapids. He belonged to Beth Jacob synagogue. Graveside services at Eben Israel Cemetery at 11 a.m. Monday conducted by Rabbi Richmann. Body to Turner chapel. Flowers omitted per family.
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Benjamin Fine
Tenth Street NW
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Sarah
Louis Fine
Fannie Fine
Joseph Sinaiko
Fine
Beth Jacob Synagogue
Eben Israel Cemetery
Richmann
Turner Chapel
Democrats push wide social and economic program in platform
The platform outlines three years of legislation including expanded social security with higher old age benefits and broader coverage, a higher minimum wage, and a large federal aid to education. It calls for farm price support reform, soil and electrification funding, and possible food stamp revival, plus repeal of oleo taxes and stronger anti trust measures. The President may seek river and harbor improvements, and universal military training, while resisting a higher military budget ceiling.
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Oleo
News Congress
Extension of Minnesota Game Period Authorized
President Truman relaxed migratory game bird hunting limits in Minnesota after a state emergency shortened the season to curb forest fires. He ordered the fish and wildlife service to extend the season for any period up to November 14, per state authorities’ request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Truman
Minnesota
Mr. Truman
Fish and Wildlife Service
Vidalia Residents Tap Corn Cob Fuel During Cold Spell
Vidalia Georgia residents faced fuel shortages when a cold spell hit. Hugh Thompson a milling company executive redirected a hill of corn cobs to the town, producing hot fires and smoke for heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidalia
Hugh Thompson
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St. Luke’s
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