The Brave Truths of a War Time Love Letter
In a humorous interior monologue Saul Pettit portrays a husband at 6:16 p.m. deciding how to tell his wife about a world where only courage to linger matters. He weighs many personas from a paralegal to a salesman as he contemplates honesty and the pull of home.
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Saul Petit
Hal Boyle
New York
Jem
Jake
Bradison Ave
Madison Ave
Win Attitude Counts For Victories
Baltimore November 25 1955 Coach Frankie Albert of the San Francisco 49ers credited the team with the will to win after a Sunday loss to the Baltimore Colts Colts tackle George Preas injured his knee late in a 21 20 lead and was carried from the field he later told doctors he wanted to watch the game Preas later played with a 103 fever tied to flu seven Colts also treated for illness Weeb Ewbank praised Preas for playing through illness An unrelated notice reports Marian Burall Monk Hood College graduate 1940 returned to the Children’s Aid Society office in Winchester Hall Frederick describing her career in social work including a French Military Mission assignment and two daughters now in Frederick schools
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Baltimore
Frankie Albert
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
George Preas
Colt
Preas
CAS
Children’s Aid Society
Winchester Hall
Marian Burall Monk
Hood College
Frederick Children’s Aid Society
Monk
Marian Burall
Washington
Burali
Albert Monk
California
Los Angeles
Frederick
Montclair Avenue
Tollgate Manor
Fort Detrick
Leaders Bible Class Observes World Service Sunday
Leaders Bible Class met in the Church Chapel at 10 a m with George B Lockard presiding. The service included Psalm reading sung by Mrs Edward Mantz piano led by Millard Crum and prayers and readings by members. An upcoming lesson and church meeting were announced as 54 red and 55 blue attendees plus two visitors were noted.
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Leaders
George B. Lockard
Edward Mantz
Millard Crum
Nelson Bobn
Wil
Kreth
Clyde Thomas
Preas
Baltimore
Angles Rams
St. Paul
Corinthians
Ginia Tech
Sharon Kettells
Nadine Weddle
For
Gene Young
Mary Alexander
Tana Cart Thomas
Rose Bowers
Hetty Barker
Mary
Richard Calwell
Betty Ciem
Boate Dinterman
Ronald Dorsey
Ed Rice
Notable Names in The Mess Yet To Be Revealed
Fragmentary list from Frederick Maryland mentions Sylvia Flanazam Alen Garet and other individuals, with unclear context and dates. Includes names Thomas Himes Lois Bortzee Barbara Marshall Darlene Naugle William Polfenberger Patsy Sint Judy Tones and locations Frederick and Tusaday Nevamber. The garbled text lacks verifiable event details.
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Sylvia Flanazam
Alen Garet
the Mess
Frederick Md. Tusaday
Nevamber
Thomas Himes
Lois Bortzee
Barbara Marshall
Darlene Naugle
William Polfenberger
Patsy Sint’ Mons
Judy Tones
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Florence Dean
Daryl Hawking
Catherine Saylor
Richard ‘Smith
Genevieve Alt ‘Mas
Emily Hoke
Barbara Lenhart
Betty Linton
Donna Meaise
Helen Poffenberger
Shirley ‘Toms
Linda Young
Marian Hawkins
Miriam Baw‘kins
Peggy Heflin
Robert Hooper
Melvin M
Engle
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Whirlpool
Ae Mtor
Mobley. JR
Susari
Ginith
Ponshey
Teweleg Shes “Ey Hotel
Dailey’s
Meglance
Mercury
Teed Sullivan
WIOP
MOYER
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Santa
Little Yankee
Siaes
Cristy
Kemp
Mnes
Penney's
Penney’s Open