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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
A fragmented wartime reminiscence details Frank Luke Jr. of Phoenix Arizona, famed as a fearless American ace. The article recounts Luke’s daring balloon and aircraft battles near Verdun and Meuse, including balloon destructions, dogfights, and his ultimate sacrifices amid German defenses.
Happenings in the Cities report Waukegan as a bustling scene for rapid marriages with many couples traveling from nearby areas. The piece notes ministers doctors and tradespeople shaped by the trend, while local authorities grapple with civil rules and social tensions surrounding the events.
A garbled report describes a bank robbery plot and ensuing confessions. Names such as Coleman and Vernet appear among alleged conspirators. The narrative includes a widow, a cemetery, and a series of charged events leading to convictions within 24 hours after confession.
Mau Stuart Winslow of Auvergne and Mise Anderson of Hoematein met on Waikiki Beach after war service. They courted during Winslow's three month stay in Hawaii and plan to marry in River Forest. Anderson’s brother, Lieut Robert Anderson, served in France and was briefly a prisoner before escaping. Anderson’s mother has Hawaiian roots, and her grandfather Alexander Young helped found Honolulu.
Miss Phillips, attorney from New York, leads the National Federation for Business and Professional Women as executive secretary. She launched the movement in New York, now federated nationwide, aiming to unite 12 million working women for legislative advancement, equal opportunities, equal pay, and information sharing through a magazine and bulletins.
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