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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1948

Page

3

Dixie the Loyal Dog Guards City Sweeper

Dixie is a small metal-coated spaniel like dog who follows street sweeper to the gate after night shifts. For two months Dixie serves as constant companion, guarding the machine while operator Harry Wiles parks it in the garage.

Dixie Harry Wiles Wiles Roy Rts

Dixie the city street sweeper dog stirs neighbors worry

Water Superintendent William J. Davis reports Dixie the city street sweeper dog has followed the nightly rounds for months and bitten a worker once. City Engineer W Raymond Walter and Wiles note Dixie is protective of the sweeper and less predictable after recent snows. The paper urges readers to say they saw it in The News.

Wiler Dixie William J. Davis Leanine W. Raymond Walter Sen Wiles

Death Of Young Woman At Oakland Is Probed

Miss Evelyn Bolyard, 20, of Oakland, died at Memorial Hospital Cumberland from burns after a gas heater exploded in her room. A suicide note was found, and officials say she apparently jumped from a third story window, landing on a porch roof before falling. Autopsy performed. verdict pending. Her parents live in tunnel ton, W Va.

Oakland Cumberland Evelyn Bolyard Memorial Hospital of Dwight W Stover Garrett Con Stover XM Belyard Tunnerton W. Va

Uniform of the great army of American farmers

The passage describes farmers across the nation wearing practical uniforms for fieldwork. It highlights blue jeans sturdy boots straw hats and shirts as standard gear from Maine to Texas Iowa to Alabama. The text emphasizes the unity and readiness of farmers in their agricultural labor.

Maine Texas Iowa Alabama

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