Gifts To Santa From Kids Letter Rush Grows
The News notes a surge in letters to Santa as Christmas nears with many youngsters requesting toys, clothes, and treats. Names of letter writers are published while the rest are forwarded to Santa for consideration.
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Santa Claw
Sara
Tege
Ciizens
Kredarick
Nick
Flo
Ltters
Nelson Lansdale
Santa
Dally
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Bernard
Inez
Felix Taylor Flanagan
Hassinett
Madoor Darner
Louise Hauver
Margaret V. Hauver
Mary Dorothy Philips
Carl Shaw
Ruth " N. Schaffer
Nellie Righélds
Francas L. Thomas
Lucy Thompson
Viola Burdette
Helen Burdette
Geraldine Boyér
Jer: Young
E. Paol Young
Hallie Lease
RosalieWa
Shook
Pauline Shook
Geneviever Shook
Mary Schmidt
Barry Lebhy
Kathleén Grimes
Hilda Weanith
Dorothy Len
Conrad Suter
Lester Suter
Helen Malone
Violette Shut
Howard C. Mobberly
Louise Darner
Gladys Holt
Charles Crouse
Edna and Helen Tyler
Hazel Funk
Pauline E. Brubaker
Douglass Martin Green
James Kelson Simmons
Audrey Gertrude Tenglebrecht
John Englebrecht
Millard Lease
Lulu Hargett
Carolina Smith
First Division to Quit Cary Transfer to Camp Meade
Washington reports the first division from Cary will move to Camp Meade, Md, by April 15 next year, as ordered by the War Department. Troop transport is insufficient, delaying the redeployment, while Meade is described as the better location for mobilization.
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Camp Meade
Washington
Cary
Capi Meade
War Department
Meade
Fochs American Tour Ends in New York Farewell
A fragmented report notes Marshal Feeh ariel to New York offers and a farewell by Amer ies as Foch delivers a final message amid a quiet scene in New York.
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Foch
New York
Marshal Feehariel
Ameries
Plan Xmas treat for disabled veterans visit Sabillasville
The Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion plans a December 23 car trip to Sabillasville State Tuberculosis Sanitarium for disabled veterans. A committee led by Irving M. Landauer will organize gifts from the post and auxiliary. Funds were raised by private citizens, with a residue expected for the national treasury.
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Sabillasville
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Focal Post
Auttomobile
Christmay
American Legion Auxiliary
G. Humter Bowers
Irving M. Landauer
Ransom Lewis
Gordon Waters
D. C.poole
Charles K. Keller
D. John Markey
Toney
Marshal Foch
Treasury of the
News and Post
Col. Markey
National Treasury of the
Armory
Disabled woman regains use of legs after long illness
Sheenaindeah, in suburban Sheenaindeah Pa, long crippled for more than two decades, walks again. Doctors and therapies at a local hospital, amid hopeful reports, say her limbs responded to treatment and restored mobility, marking a remarkable recovery after years of suffering.
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Adele
Everthing
Weorn
Leen
Prac Dover
Rich Woman's Gems Paste Diamonds Left by Sister-in-Law
An expose notes an assortment of paste diamonds valued at one dollar each, claimed to be left by Joan J.s sister in law. The estate details include beneficiaries in New York and Cleveland, with a principal sum to be distributed among relatives, while imitation pieces are priced as valuable keepsakes.
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Joan J
Bues M. Seethaan
Hlaw
Joba
Rockefeller
Wild Hot Dogs Demand in New York Frankfurters
In New York a craze for frankfurters spreads as vendors sell wieners at thirty cents. At Madison Square, customers savor the taste with nontraditional toppings while authorities debate stamping out the trend. A vendor is quoted declaring a hound labeled Pure moonshine, provoking police scrutiny of the new street snack.
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Tn York
Frankurters
New York
Dee
Rob
Mars
Madison Squire
Jen
Cere
Mesery
Baltimore and Ohio to furlough thousands of shopmen
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials announce immediate furloughs for thousands of shopmen as shops across the system will shut down on Saturday due to business slump and cost-cutting measures.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
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Davis Urges Saving Wage at Milwaukee Address
Janes J. Davis, secretary of labor, urged employers and workers to support a saving wage and curb industrial strife. Speaking before the Milwaukee Association of Commerce, he called for better work and more effort while urging both sides to drop their grouches and adopt a cooperative stance.
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Davis
Milwaukee
Janes J. Davis
Tahor
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
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