Flag Glories to Be Taught in Schools Nationwide
A campaign invites schools to teach flag glory with patriotic lessons and prize trips. Winners will tour historic New England sites like Boston and Lexington while other students receive certificates of honorable intention. The effort aims to boost youth appreciation for the American flag and national heritage.
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Sky Raider Continues Mission Across Night City
Dick and Mary rush to reach Norrisville by car after a desperate plan to save a life. They confront Dorothy Curtis, whose guarded temper shifts as past connections surface, revealing painful history and a looming, unresolved request.
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Guard Pottery Color Secrets From Ancient Masters
D F Albers and Lawton discuss guarded clay arts at a Chicago exhibition. They claim ancient color secrets were locked by clans, making true replicas nearly impossible and future production costly and unpredictable. The piece notes that commercial mass production may remain elusive.
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D. F. Albers
Chicago
Lawton
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Funeral Tuesday for T G McClellan in San Antonio
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Thomas G McClellan 64 a longtime Western agent for the N J S railroad who died Monday afternoon at his residence on Hammond avenue in Chester He is survived by his widow Mrs Walker Jones McClellan and three children Mrs Margaret Renifang Thomas G McClellan Jr and Mrs Walker McCandlens Names and specifics reflect the era and location of the notice.
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Chester
First Baptist Church
McClellan
San Antonio
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Walker Jones McClellan
Margaret Renifang
Thomas G. McClelan Jr
San Antonin
Walker McCandlens
New York City
Stove gas fatal to Daleas Deb
Accidental death by carbon monoxide poisoning was the verdict in the inquest into the deaths of Sir. and Mrs. Tom Freeland found in their home with a gas stove burning. The inquiry concluded a gas stove caused the tragedy.
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Tom Freeland
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Classifieds Highlight Promising Investments and Goods
Investors' attention turns to leases and spaces in a favorable market as listings include an 18 percent lease rate for a large community center, potential for a Rod Jones chain store, and a range of items from water heaters and cleaners to 1000 bales of goods. The jumble of ad phrases hints at real estate, sale items, and services in a market with varied offerings and dates.
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