Major Orlando J Smith dead at Sleepy Hollow cemetery
The former pres ident of the American Press Association and prominent journalist, Major Orlando Jay Smith, died Sunday after a stomach cancer operation. He was laid to rest in Sleepy Hollow cemetery, with services at his Dobbs Ferry home attended by officials, publishers, Loyal Legion members, and family. He founded the American Press Association in Chicago in 1882 and led its New York offices. He is survived by a widow, two daughters, and a son Courtland Smith, the latter a vice president of the APA.
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A woman reveals a troubled engagement after a night on a coast train. A mix of fear humor and romance follows as she recounts a confession, unintended danger, and Bob pressing for a definite answer to marriage in April with her as his bride.
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