Damaged Dog Care and Insurance Lessons From Greenwich Case
A Greenwich area case details Boswell and his Doberman Jigger left with a neighbor for summer care. The neighbor allegedly diverted dog funds, leading to food hoarding and suspicions of abuse. The article argues insurance companies must pay in dog loss cases, citing a promising English Setter example settled out of court.
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Boswell
Greenwich
Conn
Halls of Justice
Dog Diets and Show Rules Across The Ages
A column discusses dog ownership outcomes in court as dogs are treated as property and insurance may cover a pet's value. It shares a 100 percent diet mix of meat, cereals, and vegetables, then explains the origin of the expression die like a dog, a deadly dip for parasites, and dog show eligibility rules including docking and LabradorRetriever book recommendations.
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Great Britain
Europe
Germany seen as beautiful to Cpl. McCain on furlough
Corporal Ira M. McCain son of Mr and Mrs W R McCain 211 Louise avenue arrived yesterday on a 30 day furlough to Asheboro and parents. He served with a salvage unit in Europe for 11 months seeing Belgium Holland Poland Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia. He recalls Berchtesgaden and a nearby concentration camp and the crematory fires. He notes the Battle of the Bulge and calls Germany the most beautiful country he visited despite ruins and war fears. He hopes not to return to live bombs and buzz bombs.
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W. R. McCain
Louise Avenue
Asheboro
Cpl. McCain
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France
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Holland
Poland
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
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Faher
Cpl
McCain
von Rundstedt
Liege
Henry F. Peterson Dies in Charlotte Hospital
Henry F. Peterson died in a Charlotte hospital Thursday at 4 15 pm after a three week illness. He hailed from Gaston County and lived in Kings Mountain High Point and Stanley. Survived by wife Cora Jane Jenkins Peterson and six children including Paul C Peterson Augusta Ga and Mrs Daniel Kistler Coopersburg Pa. Funeral at Christ Lutheran church conducted by Rev Charles Earnhardt and burial in Stanley Cemetery.
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Stanley
Henry F. Peterson
Charlotte
Gaston County
Kings Mountain
High Point
Cora Jane Jenkins Peterson
Paul C., Peterson
The
Veterans Hospital
Augusta
Daniel Kistler
Coopersburg
J. H. Crenshaw
van Wyck
S. C
Charles J. Peterson
Chancellorsville
W. D. Armstrong
Jack Smith
Christ Lutheran Church
Charles Earnhardt
Stanley Cemetery
Music Festival Tickets On Sale In Winston-Salem
Tickets are on sale at the local chamber of commerce for a Winston Salem music festival to be held Wednesday evening July 25. Presented works include The Jealous Husband by Piedmont Festival of Music and Art and The Devil and the Little Don Webster by the Little Theater of Winston-Salem. The free festival art exhibit opens at 3 p.m. on the day, featuring North Carolina painters and several international artists.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winston- Salem
Piedmont Festival of Music and Art
the Devil
Don Webster
Little Theater of
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Forested Canada ranks among world’s largest areas
The forested region of Canada is surpassed in size only by the Soviet Union and Brazil, highlighting its vast woodland expanse and global significance for timber and ecosystems.
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Canada
U.S.S.R
Brazil
Polish Stowaway Awaits Help Of Yankee Friends
A 12 year old Polish stowaway Joseph Eugene Paremba waits as army legal work continues to permit his departure from Camp Shanks aboard the Marine Panther to join adopted parents in the United States. He lived with U S troops after being rescued in Germany and earned an ETO ribbon and combat star during service.
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New York
le Havre
Joseph Eugene Paremba
38Th Field Artillery
Second Infantry Division
Camp Shanks
Leroy Ritchey
Tulsa
Okla
Joseph
Battery C
James L. Walden
New York City
Maaren
Hinoeita
America
Germany
Grantsburg
Wis
Wisconsin
Paradise
Farmers bribe Nazi prisoners to work harvests
Yorkshire farmers report using cigars to coax German prisoners to work the harvest as 150000 war prisoners aid the crop bit by bit. A tobacconist recalls a customer buying 24 dollars worth of cigars for the prisoners who sulk if not allowed to smoke. Notices in shop windows warn against supplying cigarettes to German detainees.
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London
Yorkshire
Great Driffield
Corsets from 1770s Stir Controversy in Milton New Hampshire
In Milton New Hampshire Guy L Hayes possesses a set of ladies corsets dated 1770. He seeks to display them or determine if an older pair exists, sparking local interest about antique garments and provenance.
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Milton
E N. H
Guy L. Hayes
MPs Nab Four AWOL Soldiers in Easton PA
Royal Canadian mounted policemen are matched by American MPs who found four soldiers who overstayed leaves. A Philadelphia MP detail combed Easton and uncovered the AWOL quartet.
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Easton
INS
Royal Canadian Mounted Policemen
Philadelphia
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