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15 Mar 1951

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Dothan Eagle in Dothan, Alabama

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Dothan Eagle

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Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

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Mar 15, 1951

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Roosevelt to wed fourth wife in two minute civil rites

President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 40, plans a three day honeymoon in Beach Cuba after marrying heiress Mrs. Rex L. Ross, 39, in a two minute civil ceremony. The bride, daughter of a California oilman, wore a natural frock and no hat. Judge Holt presided as John Roosevelt and others attended, while the couple’s earlier marriage histories and rumors of romance with Elliott were noted.

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Roland Bopson Ross Beach Elliott Roosevelt Pena Beil Hone Varadeso Crost-Com- Beach Cuba John Roosevelt John Anne California Phoenix Ariz New York Florida Judgat Holt Rex L. Ross, Jr Book of Common of Santa Monies Cpl Episcopal Church Ross ‘West George E. Holt Thez Toge Roxie Intell Arnold Grant Rex L. Ross Edwin Karden Ee Beach Alphonson Beil Eleanor Roosevelt Ky Rose Califor Miami Beach Miles Robert Gray
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Fragmentary note on coal, agents, and rocket travel time

A damaged clipping mentions Roosevelt era agents Elizabeth Donner Ruth Goggins and Frye Emerson, cites a Geological Survey report estimating over 24 billion tons of tituminous coal produced in the United States and more than 616 billion tons still recoverable, and references Willy Ley's Rockets claiming a Moon trip would take about 94 hours.

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Geological Survey United States Willy Ley
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One-Woman USO Mother Keeps Busy at 24-Child Home

THURMONT Md NEA A mother of 24 children Mrs Charles Clarke runs a roadside restaurant and acts as a one woman USO for soldiers on maneuvers at Indiantown Gap Pa She writes letters to overseas servicemen donates blood and packs school lunches and candy for visiting veterans and troops tirelessly while managing farm chores and the family.

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Thurmont. Md Nea Charles Clarke Clarke Laundry Day Indiantown Gap Port Ters Mother Clarke Clarkes Red Cross
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Ice command camps evacuated as shifting Arctic ice endangers crew

An Alaskan Air Command report says a huge moving iceberg nicknamed Cathedral caused the evacuation of a Polar Rescue Station camp 130 miles north of Barter Island. Six airmen escaped by helicopter to safety as the ice pack overlapped the site. Several crew members were flown out or reassigned, while two holdovers remain on duty at different bases. The incident highlights the fragile Arctic operations and the difficulty of maintaining remote posts amid drifting ice.

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Alaskan Air Command Hed Bees Anchorage Alaska Air Force Arctic Ocean Fredton Erick Batingore
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Econd Parker Brown Construction Co Dothan Ata P.O. Bex William Hamilton Burnside Ilm Elizabeth Donner Ruth Goggins Frye Emerson STEEL Steven Chambrays Avondale Mills Migonne Greenland Fee Cap N. Foster St Delune Fmam Radio Dewa Tore Sadene Phono Tena Airias Dows Ant Lee Enevien
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