Marriages Delayed by Registrar Error and Heritage of Romance
The piece recalls a wedding halted when a 1902 born registrant was misclassified as a man named Janet Wilson delaying a marriage. It also notes a will clause forbidding marriage tested in law and a tale of Marjorie Clemenston who inherited money but pursued love despite the restraint.
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Ainst Jave
John Wilson
Janet Wilson
Marjorie Clemenston
Fairlie
U.S
Pearl Harbour
Buenos Aires
Sapper
H. C. McNeile
Gerard Fairlie
Mar del Plata
Windsor Barracks
Maeyjesty
Aira
Hollywood 1
Mr. Fairlie
Crime rising in 1951 with twenty three year olds most arrested
New statistics show a five percent rise in US crime in 1951 with 1,882,160 serious offences. Daily felonious homicides averaged 34, burglary 1,115, robbery 143, larceny 3,064, rapes 46, car thefts 540, and aggravated assaults 215.
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United States
Chicago
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New York
United Nations
Andrei Vishinski
Andrei Gromyko
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