Back in Business at 77 Amputations Fail to Stop George
George Barnes, 77, a hat cleaner on Pennsylvania Ave in Baltimore, proves mobility and independence after major amputations and a stomach removal for cancer. He describes life in a wheelchair, cooking for himself, and continuing work at his hat shop opened 40 years ago. He relies on Bible reading and self-reliance, noting his separation and lack of children.
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Baltimore
George Barnes
Pennsylvania Ave
George
Dobns Hopkins Hospital
Tulineas
Johns
Mother and Son Die in Fire at Akron Cottage
In Barberton Ohio a mother Agnes McVicker 33 and her 10 year old son James died in a fire at the single room cottage of Theodore McVicker 38 an unemployed factory worker. The blaze began when Agnes woke and found James near an oil stove. The family tried to move the stove outside but it exploded trapping McVicker outside as flames engulfed the interior.
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Akron
Ohio
Theodore McVicker
Barberton
Agnes
James
Heavy metal home project with functional furniture set
Includes stove with hinged oven door and water faucet in sink, refrigerator door that opens, and heavy gauge lithographed parts. The 2Qestary metal home features opening doors and windows, 25 furniture pieces, a swimming pool, sun deck, and a 2-car garage. Also listed are a room for two clerks, clock, stool, cash drawer, and assorted cartons with money.
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