Caesar Rodney Heroic Ride Secured Independence Vote
Ny Elmo Scott Watson recounts Caesar Rodney riding through heat to Philadelphia to cast Delaware's pivotal vote for independence on July 2 1776, enabling the Declaration of Independence and July 4 significance. It notes Rodney's prior support for Washington and his Revolutionary War service despite cancer.
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New French Premier After Exile Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary report notes a new French premier amid upheaval following an exile. Mentions names and places appear garbled, with references to Paul Gewapa and Sigmon as well as possible leaders in a crisis setting, but specifics remain unclear.
Unclear fragmentary report on a campaign and elections
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Republican committee, a campaign, and a first world context. Key names and places are unreadable, making precise identification impossible. The readable bits indicate political maneuvering and a leadership contest with unspecified dates or outcomes.
Philippine-born Bishop Davis Cardinal Dourlerty
The text notes Davis Cardinal Dourlerty as the first American Catholic bishop in the Philippines, with references to Philadelphia and his historic posting.
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Stowaway Angelo Vinie Drafted for Mussolini Army
Angelo Vinie an Omak high school student born in Italy stowed away on a ship to his homeland and faced unexpected draft into Mussolini's army. He hoped for a passport but the American consul in Palermo finally authorized issuing one to him.
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Refugee Fencing Coach at Lafayette College
Refugee fencing coach John Winter teaches at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania with two Czecho-Slovakian refugee students. Winter is noted as a former national saber champion in his homeland.
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John Winter
Lafayette College
Easton, Pa
Winter
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