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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1949

Page

9

Farewell for Kathy Fiscus in California Funeral

Hundreds mourn a 3 year old Kathy Fiscus at a warm sunlit funeral in California. Mourners passed her blue casket as ministers praised her kindness and truth. Her parents asked for hospital donations in lieu of flowers to Los Angeles Children’s Hospital. Lionel Barrymore sent a cross of roses. The service lasted about twenty minutes before the body was taken to Chula Vista for interment in Glen Abbey Cemetery. The coroner announced no inquest.

Mbra Calif Fiscus Kathy David H. Fiscus Los Angeles Children’s Hospital Lionel Barrymore Texas Kelly Chula Vista Glen Abbey

Girl seeks to sell music to president at White House

A girl named Dorothy Hoover of Cumberland attempted to enter the White House to present music she says her father composed. She carried records and music sheets but was not admitted as President Truman would not be interested in buying at that moment.

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Girl Hopes at White House Gates for President Visit

A Maryland girl named Dorothy, aged four, arrived at the West Gate of the White House with her sister Sue seeking an audience with the President. Police report she left Cumberland on a 50 mile train today with $28 in hand and plans to return there tonight. Dorothy said her father, Shannon W. Hoover, works for Celanese in Cumberland. A second note states New York’s P Stone Age, owned by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, is moved to the doubtful class for the Kentucky Derby and will not start in the Wood Memorial.

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