Roosevelt Dies in Warm Springs After 63 Years of Leadership
President Franklin D. Roosevelt died at 4 35 p m in Warm Springs Georgia after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 63 and had served 12 years in office. The White House announced his funeral would be at the presidency and Hyde Park estate, as Harry S Truman prepared to assume the post and guide postwar policy with the United Nations.
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Lake News Lake Church Services and Local Social Notes
Sunday school at 11 00 am pastor W Wypick preaches at noon 12 00. Several locals visit relatives with weekend gatherings and travel plans noted. Names include Charles Haywood wife Emmett Holmes Mrs McKinstry Nettie Cook Tryon family and others with several furloughs and hospital mentions.
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Clare
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Toodfrey Beck
Flint
Lloyd Close
Saginaw
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Perch Lake
John Izenhawk
Precedent Breaker Roosevelt Sought Third and Fourth Terms
The article notes Franklin D. Roosevelt being labeled a precedent breaker from 1932 onward. It recalls his Chicago Democratic convention address after nomination, and highlights his informal methods and the drive to a third term in 1940 and a fourth term in 1944.
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Time Tables and Bus Schedules Amid War Time in Clare
Railroad timetables list Eastern War Time effective April 20 1945 for Ann Arbor Pere Marquette and Great Lakes Greyhound Lines. Greyhound busses run to Detroit Jackson Mt. Pleasant St Johns Saginaw and more with multiple daily departures. Yellow and Dow workers buses serve Saginaw Cadillac Manistee Frankfort Reed City and other connections. Fishing boats report 4 billion pounds of fish caught in 1943.
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Tees and Cuppers Ponder Postchildhood Honeymoon Plans
After their children leave home Tee and Jane Cuppers consider life changes. They imply plans to travel together or start anew in the city, signaling a shift from family roles to personal adventures.
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