Dog at UAW HQ Fired Over Nighttime Barking
In Detroit a watchdog dog named Schatz at the CIO United Auto Workers headquarters faced dismissal after neighbors in Alden Park Manor complained of nightly barking and growling. Judge George T. Murphy ordered Schatz removed as a condition for a continuance, with no new date set.
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Truman family holds funeral at Independence home
President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman attended the funeral services for Mrs. David W. Wallace, 90, mother of the first lady, at the so-called little White House in Independence. The Trumans and their daughter Margaret were kept in seclusion at the residence after the President arrived and instructed staff to remain aboard the presidential train near Kansas City.
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Crosswords clues list puzzle snapshot
A mixed list of long and short clue prompts for a crossword style puzzle. Entries cover various word lengths and directions with clues for items such as fuels, verbs, and objects. The fragment includes indications of horizontal and vertical sections and several numbered hints.
Truman and Wallace families observe private funeral
The Truman and Wallace families kept strict privacy for the funeral with no flowers. Newspapers and radio stations stressed the President's request for privacy at the White House and burial site in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs Wallace died last Friday from cerebral thrombosis.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Independence
Pistols Said to Have Origin in Pistoia in 1540
The article notes that pistols are believed to have been invented in Pistoia Italy around 1540, highlighting the city’s early role in firearm development and technology.
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Pistoia
Italy
East Boston Parade Honors Skippy Ro mano Again
East Boston staged a Columbus Day style parade for 9 year old Skippy Romano who has muscular dystrophy. About 1,000 marchers six bands and National Guard units joined the event to cheer Skippy who could not attend the original parade due to illness. A school party followed with gifts including boxing gloves from Laura Salas and Joey Camformer, autographed baseballs from Red Sox and Cubs players, and a football jacket from a local club.
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Lou Gehrig
Laura Salas
Joey Cam
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Red Sox
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Champion Paper workers to receive Christmas bonuses
Hamilton firm Champion Paper and Fiber Company will distribute Christmas bonus checks on December 11 to current employees with one year or more of service, as well as retired employees and those in the armed services. Eligible workers with a year or more get 40 dollars, six months to a year 25 dollars, and under six months 10 dollars.
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Champion Paper and Fiber Company
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