Bizarre Revenge Ends With Reclused Death
Newport story details the 37 year isolation of Harriett Gardiner Lynch Coogan, widow of a Tammany leader, after a social snub in 1910. She fled her Newport mansion Whitehall to a New York hotel, died in seclusion, while the crumbling estate drew complaints until razed in 1945.
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Newport, R. I
Harriett Gardiner Lynch Coogan
New York
Newport
Jessie
Parkers
Whitehall
Marshall Plan meeting looms across Western Europe
London reports a new gathering of the 16 western European nations tied to the Marshall Recovery Plan. Britain and France discuss a tentative agenda with Herve Alphand visiting, while other members would be sounded out on timing and scope. The aim is stronger economic coordination before any Congress funding acts.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
France
Herve Alphand
Europe
Moscow
The Worry Clinic and Public School Reform Questions
A column argues for accountability in education including teacher ratings by students, critiques obsolete methods, notes high taxes support schools, and asserts students are perceptive about teaching quality. Also includes a local item about a long lasting Austrian bulb and several public notices on parole hearings, estate executors, and appointment of executors with dates and parties named.
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Creomullion
Schoenling
Ginginnati’s Pinget Beer
Ntem Furgiacoa Distributing Co
Hamilton
Mddletown Gas & Electric Service
Cash and Corry
Price
Capitol
Crawford St
Yankee
Clinton & Manchester
Oberon Drive
Avalon
Maude Coate
Trenton
Ohio
Marshall Monroe
Delores Bailey
Winton St
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Sliaat
Advance Furniture CO
Marshall Plan
ULB Record
Monongahela, Pa
Ben Nelson
Nelson
Mansfield
James E. Starr
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County
Ana Ole
Mieia
Helen Forster Galway
Buckr W. Anderson
Cincinnati
Ono
Br Ogiesby Barnits Bank and 1St Company
Middletown
Helen Forster Galwey
Oscar
Wwe
Dave
Val
Salemen
Nandy Park
Second Ave
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