Alec Laskow Plans to Tidy Davis Estate Lawn to White House Honor
NEA Service writer reports Alec Laskow, son of John W. Davis, former Democratic presidential candidate, may move into the White House lawn task. The piece contrasts the scale of the Davis estate grounds with the White House lawn, noting their vast, shrub-filled layouts and private approaches, including a long drive and a three-story stucco house.
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Maurice Henle
NEA
Jen Cove
Alec Laskow
Alec
John W. Davis
Langston
White House
Pennoc
Davis
Davis Estate
Aelay
Davis House
Frank Honeymoons in Hawaii with Margaret White
Frank Keenan, veteran stage star, and Miss Margaret White wed in Honolulu after a San Francisco voyage. Rev. Akaiko Adriana, a native minister, officiated the ceremony aboard the ship and the couple began their honeymoon in Hawaii.
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Frank Keenan
Margaret White
Honolulu
San Francisco
Akaiko Adriana
They're Youngest Farmers Afloat After Yacht Fire
Commodore Dr W L Baum of the Chicago Yacht Club his wife and two children plus a six man crew were forced into a lifeboat when a fire overwhelmed the 120 foot gasoline yacht Mervyn five miles off South Haven Michigan. Coast guards towed the blazing vessel to shore. the Mervyn valued at 125000 dollars.
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W. L. Baum
Chicago Yacht Club
Mervyn
South Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Coast Guards
Father at Eighty Battling Sea Lions Wins Medals
War on sea lions declared as veteran machine gunner W E Maiden of the Canadian Guvenehy maintains a sharp record. He has earned medals for accurate aim in earlier conflicts and now confronts a thousand beasts, a clash described as a daring wildlife action.
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W. E. Maiden
Guvenehy
Columbia
Becaue
Maiden
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