Miss Graveyard of 1943 unveiled at Lockheed shift
Edith DeSylva a former showgirl now working the midnight shift at Lockheed Aircraft Co. in Burbank is chosen by fellow workers as Miss Graveyard of 1943. Her title highlights the graveyard shift and wartime factory life with a lighthearted tone.
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Glider student loses wallet. classmates fund relief
At South Plains Army Air Field a glider pilot student misplaced a wallet with $50. Fellow students collected donations totaling $78.47 to help. In Kansas City a 20-foot third floor section at Creamery Package Manufacturing Co collapsed to the basement on Labor Day. manager Harry M. Shafer was present but unharmed.
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Maternal Sacrifice Ad in Chicago Classifieds
Classified notice from a Chicago newspaper offers to trade several pairs of nylon hose for a baby buggy in good condition. The arrangement appears in a maternal themed classified section.
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Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
Box results show Joey Peralta of Tamaqua and Buster Tyler of West Palm Beach each outpointing their opponents in Springfield and Baltimore respectively. Vern Patterson of Chicago defeated Cleo McNeil in Canton, Georgie Parks stopped in Washington, and Turkey Thompson of Los Angeles knocked out Chuck Crowell in Artestia, Las Vegas.
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Joey Peralta
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Tommy Jessup
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Artestia
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Ted Schroeder Wins National Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Ted Schroeder defeated Frank Parker to win the national tennis title with set scores 8 6 7 5 4 6 6 2 at Forest Hills. Detroit Tigers beat the St Louis Browns while Cleveland lost to the White Sox and trailed the Indians by two games.
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Frank Parker
Forest Hills
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Indians
Cleveland
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