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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1915

Page

9

Painter Ezra Winter Feared Lost on Italian Liner Ancona

Chicago artist Ezra Winter winner of the Prix de Rome is believed lost on the liner Ancona with wife Vera Beaudette Winter and their three year old daughter Nenata. He studied in Rome and Munich and had planned a return to America with a large art collection. Fellow Prix de Rome winner Eugene Savage may also be aboard.

Chicago Tate Winter Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Ancona Vera Beaudette Winter Winter J. Pierpont Morgan Philadelphia Rome Europe Munich New York Traverse City Mich FP. Amtabuechler Academy of Fine Arts E. Palma Beaudette America Eugene Savage Ezra Winter Bloomington

Getting the Gun That Hit Dunkirk

A French captain in Champagne reveals how Allied aviators located and silenced the 380 millimeter Dunkirk gun. He describes photographing from high altitudes, mapping the shell’s departure point, and guiding a strike by wireless after confirming range. The account notes intense anti aircraft fire and aerial combat as the gun was repeatedly targeted.

Champagne Dunkirk Flanders Belgium

From Clerks to Owners in This Week's Every Week

Edward Mott Woolley introduces a feature on men who began as clerks and built their own businesses. The piece highlights their career paths and current success as entrepreneurs.

Edward Mott Woolley

Farmer Refuses Amputation Tragedy Turns To Recovery

Washington Gower a farmer near Keedysville in Washington county refused amputation after doctors said it was his only life option. He endured over a week of pain, feared anesthesia, and until recently refused surgery but now shows signs of improvement.

Washington Gower Keedysville Washington County Gower Ampu

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