Lydia Frawland Helps Foster Children At Christmas
Lydia Frawland runs from her boarding school just before Christmas to learn more about Nick Levendahl. She ends up caring for the Stromm children and bonding with them, while her beau and mother disagree on her role. The scene recalls past Christmas memories in Frawlandville with Delbert and Mama’s friends.
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Lydia Frawland
Nick Levendahl
Frawland Lumber Co
Hwe—4
Stromm
Lydia
Lisa
Marget
Nick
Frawlandville
Mama
Delbert
Chicago
The
Redstone
Lost in the woods on Christmas Eve
Lydia loses her way in a snowbound hill and woods while Richard hunts mistletoe. Nick arrives to escort Lydia home, scolding her for leaving the house and leaving the children with Aunt Hildreth. Richard finds a tree as the family braces for Christmas Eve with viewpoints on custody and care.
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Margel
Lisa
Lydia
Richard
Marget
Vasternton
Rawling
Nick
Nick Levandahl
Hildreth
Mr. Dobbs
Aunt Hildreth
Six Defendants Sentenced By Federal Court
Six defendants received prison terms from Judge Harry E. Watkinson as punishment for interstate theft and desertion offenses. Sentences ranged from six months to four years, with cases including no shows in the army, fake depen dency payments, and forged government checks. Strong names include Keith A. Nee, Eugene G. Moss, Ruby Opal Bowring, John Robert Milton, Russell Lee Badger, and Charles Pridemore.
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Harry E. Watkinson
U. S
Keith A. Nee
Charleston
Watkins
Noe
Pattner
Reneral
Eugene G. Moss
Coco
Ross
Ruby Opal Bowring
Chicy
John Robert Milton
Boston
President Roosevelt signs federal road bill and urban aid
President Roosevelt signed a bill authorizing about 1.072 million dollars toward a 3.173 billion three year highway program with 1.5 billion from states on a 250 30 matching basis. The measure grants authority for inter regional highway designation and extends federal aid to urban projects to ease traffic and accidents. The White Shrine patrol hosted a Christmas party donating 90 to be split between Shriner hospitals and Marine Crippled Children’s hospital.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White Shrine Patrol
Shriners’ Hospital
Marine
Children’s Hospital
Hearse Disappears St Louis Mystery Prompts Police Question
ST LOUIS Dec 21 Earl E Provost president of the St Louis Funeral Directors Assoc is missing a hearse described as a long vehicle with ample gas tank capacity 25 gallons and nearly full at last sight. He offered no clear motive beyond curiosity and police search continues. Entertainment Cancelled The Chelyan Youth Center has cancelled its entertainment for tonight and will give a holiday event instead.
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ST. Louis
Earl E. Provost
Chelyan Youth Center
The theater manager reports a soda machine missing coins
A Philadelphia theater manager found his soda dispensing machine emptied of nickels with a note saying we are taking these nickels for war bonds. The incident was recorded on December 2 and linked to a wartime drive prompting security reminders for merchants.
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Philadelphia
Dee
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Irene Alzetier
Dribert Dobbs
Tuko
Amedd Bartur Foon Pales Co
Rasawhs Bird
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Erat
State of
Maine
A&p
Borden's
Yukon Club
Packer
Sth Ac
Stews Packer
Texas
Ibs
Woodbury
Jiffy
Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea CO
CCPC
Merry
Christmas
Henefather
Jane Parker
Melow
Whichi
Sunnybrook
Awe Corte
Werk's
RM Coffee
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