Innocent Imyaostor romance in London dressmaking world
Patience Mond lives with two strict aunts and travels to London for dressmaking school. On the train she meets Paul Taylor, who pursues a secret romance. The aunts force Patience to break the relationship, while Paul pushes for engagement and marriage, clashing with her sense of duty and propriety.
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Patience Mond
London
Paul Taylor
Patience
Paul
Patience’s heartache as a romance ends on the train
Patience returns home after a quarrel with Paul and learns the relationship is over. She endures a lonely journey, avoids London for Easter, and faces spring with heavy heart as Paul sits with another girl on a train and pays her no heed.
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Oakley
London
Paul
Alice
Patience
Madame Girard
Two Hitchhikers Hurt In Crash
Two hitchhikers were injured yesterday afternoon on U S 25 near Gorman's Garage when their car and a truck side swiped. Robert Leasure of Dillsboro Indiana, 47, suffered a severe cut on his right forearm. Alexander Batsche of Cincinnati was cut on the forehead. They were taken to General Hospital Cincinnati. The victims rode with William H. Barger of Dayton, 24, and the truck was driven by Charles Martin, 24, West Chester Route 1. Deputy Richard Schultheiss, said Barger claimed the truck suddenly turned in front of their car.
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Hamilton
U.S. 25
Gorman
Robert Leasure
Dillsboro
Ind
Alexander Batsche
Mills Hotel
Cincinnati
General Hospital
William H. Barger
Crescent St
Dayton
Charles Martin
West Chester
Richard Schultheiss
Barger
Leasure
Driver Testimony On Signal Before Collision
Martin testified that he gave a signal indicating a turn and that he did not see the car on the road. The defense argues visibility and reaction times were key factors in the incident.
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Martin
Collision Victim Remains Critical
Robert F. Vail, 79, of Franklin, remained in critical condition in Middletown Hospital after a Sunday night collision at Fifth and Main. He suffered fractures of the left leg and arm and multiple injuries when his car was involved in the crash.
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Robert F. Vail
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Vail
Fifth and Main St
Sawyer Endorsed for State Legion Commander Post
The American Legion executive committee endorsed J. D. Sawyer for commander of the Department of Ohio. Sawyer, a 1948 department vice commander, is active in Legion affairs. The endorsement will be presented to members at the April 21 meeting ahead of the August state convention election.
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American Legion
J. D. Sawyer
Department of Ohio
Sawyer
Department
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