Dionne Quins To Be Worth Million Soon
Ontario Welfare Minister David A Croll announced a plan to secure a normal domestic life for the Dionne quintuplets. He cited current government bonds and securities valued at 5.464 million and projected to rise to 1.9 million in two years while a 200 thousand dollar annual contract with Drang GOU funds guardianship. The minister urged the parents to take greater responsibility for education and religious training as the children approach age three on May 28.
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Toronto
Ontario
David A Croll
Croll
Contracte
Drang
Deste
Oliva
Flea Dionne
Ther Brothers
Detour Social News of Local Residents and Visits
Detour notes record numerous short visits and greetings among residents. Maurice Willhide's son returns from West Palm Beach. Doris and Janet Young visit relatives in Walkersville. Bertha Smith remains on sick list. Whit tingtons from West Virginia visit Nelson Henry's family. Dayhoff family spends Sunday with Morgan Dayhoff near Woodsboro. Church services and gatherings listed. Catherine Stambaugh visits Detour relatives. Dr. Marlin Sho and friend from Baltimore stop by.
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Clayde Willhide
Maurice Willhide
Detour
West Palm Beach
Flo
Doris
Janet Young
Alvah Young
Walkersville
Bertha Smith
Robert Whittington
West Virginia
Nelson
F. J. Shorb
Victor Kline
Lantz
Scott Fritz
New Windsor
Caleb Wolfe
Mr Clingan
Bigelow Bonds Hope in Paris Return and Aims for Companionship
Bigelow faces a longing return to France while Anne contemplates marriage to Philip Whitelaw. He buys a blue white diamond and a gold guard, hints at leaving for two weeks, and plans a possible joint departure with Anne after a plane tragedy headlines.
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Bigelow
New York
America
France
Anne
Paris
Walters
Phillip Whitelaw
Savigni
Philip White
MNE Noacea
Ana
Dryden
Lorna
Vronsk
Frederick Jackson
Local Homemakers hear music talk in Westminster church
Miss Vailie Shorb Ruth Yoder Mildred Coshun and others attended a talk by Harlan Randall from the University of Maryland on How to Conduct Sing and Appreciate Music at the Westminster Methodist church on Friday afternoon. Several attendees from nearby towns including Detour Keysville and Thurmont were mentioned in a social roundup of the week.
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Ellicait City
Caleb Wolfe
Vailie Shorb
Ruth Yoder
Mildred Coshun
Detour
Lula Birely
Keymar
Sven
Harlan Randall
University of Maryland
Methodist Church
Westminster
James Warren
Detomt
Ware
Warren
Arnold Stottlemeyer
Rhea Warren
Keysville
Quintin Eckenrode
Harney
Carmen Delaplane
Milton Devilbiss
Thurmont
James Etchison
Frederick
Sitdown Strikers Quit Airplane Plant Protest
Sitdown strikers leave the Douglas Aircraft plant peacefully in Santa Monica California. Union actions extend to Minneapolis utilities and Hartford Connecticut as lines are drawn over labor tensions. Mrs Dela Plane near Detour Michigan improves from illness.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
Minneapolis
California strike at North Beach plant escalates with armed standoffs
Police and deputies quell tensions as about 400 workers at the North Beach Artifalt plant face warrants amid a tense morning. tear gas and weapons deployed as crowd resists trespass charges. Union director Savlander and Labor Board figures attend as authorities step up security and draft further action.
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Datita Moning
Calif
Dorthes
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Dionne Quins
Phelps House
Sequetly
Plant of Airplane Co
Frank Dela
Delaplane
Bob
Fifth Avenue
Jones
Cevil
York, Ly
Witungingg Bea
Piva
Ceylon
Java- Sumatra
Tran Anonya
Net Realy
Wogeunty Pren Jury
Phomidietingis
Tyrowne Savlander
Nnllsbury's Pancakes
Pillsbury's
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Denos Air Insurance Corp
Coralbel
China
Taveley
Asco
Maine
Glen Cove Clare Chowder
Glenwood
B.C. de Luxe
Farmdale Evap Milk
Prunes
Hige
Hole
California
WinCrest Coffee
Bisquick
Victor
Ron
Elorida
TANNY
Texas
Igc
Florida
Princess
Oleo Zi
Mirkman
Kierkman
Chipa
Kirkman
RM le Llea
Prederich
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