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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1946

Page

34

Local correspondents listed for Canastota Chittenango and nearby towns

Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sunday Herald American reporters cover home town news in every community within their broad circulation area. Names, addresses, and telephone listings appear for Canastota Chittenango Sherrill Cazenovia and Camden along with correspondent lines and circulation offices.

Harold GQ. Tuck Main St Syracuse Herald-Journal Syracuse Sunday Herald-American

Roaming Reporter Ho and Forams note on Page 4

Roaming Reporter Ho and Forams diary item appears on Page 4 today with brief notes and observations. The snippet hints at local curiosities and reader friendly notes expected in metropolitan feature sections.

Forams Diy

Extra Jury Panel Called

Extra jury panel called as 110 cases listed, lawyers seek delays, Justice A Lindsay O Connor adjourns trial to Wednesday. An 20 jurors added after 14 asked to be excused. names include Bemiss, Briggs, Sturm, Cowan, Lyon, Watkins, Fidell, Mann, McCulley, Claus, Stoddard, Adie, Judd, Fuggle, De Vaal, Gardner, Smith, Lewis, Haight, Cadwell. More motions delay grand jury until 2 P.M. Attorney Zeller to present over a dozen cases.

Wampsville A. Lindsay O'Connor Hobart Supreme Court Hich Justice O'Connor Howard Db Bemiss Canastota Walter Briggs Hamilton John Sturm Oneida Clarence Cowan Kirkville R. D Warren Lyon Madison RD David Watkins R.D Ethel Fidell Walter F. Mann New Woodstock Mary McCulley Charles Claus Chittenango Harmon Stoddard Clarence Adie Oneida R.D Herbert Judd Hierpert Fuggle Cazenovia Fred de Vaal Merle Gardner Peterboro Leon Smith Earlville Leon Lewis Queida Albert Haight North Brookfield Casaline- Cadwell Justice O'Conner Howard Zeller

Advice to New Citizens at Hobart Court Opening

Supreme Court Justice A Lindsay OCon nor Johnson presided as new citizens were admitted in Hobart. He urged them to study the constitution and U.S. history, a two way street with obligations. He encouraged buying Liberty Bonds before a Shenandoah Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution representative handed out booklets to each new citizen.

Wampsville Supreme Court A. Lindsay O'Connor Hobart Shenandoah Daughters of the American Revolution

Oneida Man To Take Bride In New York Wedding

Miss Margaret Anne Burke of 168 East 90th Street New York City will wed Owen E Montgomery MM l/c U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Montgomery of 203 Loucks Street Oneida on June 22 in New York. Montgomery serves on the USS Gehardi and spent two years in the Pacific theater. Burke has been employed by the U S government at Pier 98 New York City.

Oneida Margaret Anne Burke Patrick Burke E. 90Th St New York City Owen E. Montgomery U. S. Navy Lawrence Montgomery Loucks St New York Montgomery Gehardi Pancific Burke U. S Pier 98

Fossett Hanley wedding in Albany at Trinity Church

Miss Shirley Lucille Fossett daughter of Mrs. George Noelner Unadilla and formerly of Oneida Castle wed Robert Loren Hanley son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hanley Albany in Trinity Methodist Church Albany Attendants Miss Effie York Unadilla and Norman Hanley brother The couple plans to reside in New Jersey after a wedding trip Charlotte Oakes joins Earlville teaching staff third grade from Randallsville to Earlville prior Hubbardville Oneida births three in City Hospital Earlville and Durhamville residents welcomed three newborns Nutrition lesson in Earlville at Mrs Wil Record home led by Mrs Clare Garrison stressing sugar saving home canning produce eggs Thursday 10 30 AM

Hamilton Charlotte Oakes Earlville Board of Education Miss Oakes Hamilton High School State Teachers College Cortland Earlville Hubbardsville Hamilton Central School Randallsville Oneida City Hospital Lewis Gallup Lewis Jacobs Lenox Av Roger Rood Durhamville Farlville Wil Record Hursday Claere Garrison

Six Change Pleas to Guilty as Oneida County Court Term Opens

In Rome hearing of Emily Fox of Utica on a first degree grand larceny charge began at 10 A M with Judge Ezra Hanagan presiding. The May grand jury also brought six defendants to change pleas to guilty. they face sentencing next week. Mae Stevens of Clinton pled guilty to 10 counts of second degree forgery and five counts of grand larceny, tied to fictitious loans at Utica Provident Loan. sentencing June 11. Willie Johnson of Utica admitted to shooting Michael Farrington on April 28 and faces a June 11 sentencing on a first degree assault charge. George Massey of Sherrill pleaded guilty to second degree assault, sentencing June 10. Walter Fijal of Utica pleaded guilty to second degree assault, sentenced June 11 for hammer attack on Martin Gondek. Maynard Y. Bennet of Herkimer pled guilty to a first degree grand larceny from a station wagon theft, sentencing June 10. Harry T. Northrup of Utica pled guilty to four counts of third degree arson, with sentencing June 10 and a mental test ordered before pronouncement.

Rome Emily Fox Utica Ezra Hanagan Mae E. Stevens Clinton Robert E. Morris Utica Provident Loan Association Willie Johnson Michael Farrington Farrington George N. Massey Sherrill Walter Fijal Martin Gondek Maynard Y. Bennet Herkimer Harry T. Northrup

Oneidan Is Bridegroom Oneidan Is Bridegroom

Miss Ine Mae Teeman of Lookeba Oklahoma wed Edward Lee Simson son of Mr and Mrs Leland Simson of 408 Sayles street at 2 P M Saturday in Oneida Baptist Church The Rev Lee A Howe officiated Attendants included Marion Phyllis Simson Elliot Simson and Victor Elliot The couple will live at 113 Williams Street after a short wedding trip.

Oneida Ine Mae Teeman John R. Teeman Lookeba Okla Edward Lee Simson Leland M. Simson Sayles Sr Oneida Baptist Church Lee A. Howe Marion Phyllis Simson Elliot Simson Victor Elliot Williams St

Oneida Girl Betrothed to Camden Man

Miss Delores Beltz daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Beltz 471 FE Walnut Street and Edward McDaniels son of Mr and Mrs Harold McDaniels of Camden plan marriage this summer She works as a bookkeeper in a local dry goods store and McDaniels who was recently discharged from the armed forces is with Oneida Ltd Sherrill A Camden High School graduate McDaniels ties to Oneida Ltd Sherrill

Oneida Delores Beltz Edwin Beltz Walnut Sr Edward McDaniels Harold McDaniels Camden Oneida Ltd Sherrill McDaniels Camden High School

Barbara Schader Will Be Bride in June Wedding

Barbara L. Schader daughter of Mrs Myra L Schader and the late John G Schader of 424 Sconandoa St and William L Decker son of Mr and Mrs Lewis T Decker both of Oneida plan a June wedding They are employed in Oneida stores Decker was discharged from the armed forces

Oneida Barbara L. Schader Myra L. Schader John G. Schader Sconandoa St William L. Decker Lewis ‘T. Decker Vernon Decker

Fashion Show to Be Presented at Cazenovia School

Cazenovia Central School will present exhibitions by the homemaking and industrial arts departments in the school gymnasium and the homemaking department will present a fashion show in the auditorium. The public is invited.

Cazenovia Cazenovia Central School

De Ruyter third grade presents Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

The third grade at De Ruyter Central School under Mrs. Kenneth Newcomb will stage Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at 2:45 PM Thursday in the High School auditorium. All 39 pupils helped with costuming dialogue and props.

DE Ruyter de Ruyter Central School Kenneth Newcomb

Rome Girl Elected State Future Homemakers Leader

Lois Arlene Groff of Rome was elected president of the State Future Homemakers of America at the second annual conference at Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute. She is junior and president of the Rome Free Academy Home Economics Club, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Groff of Lee Center.

New York State Future Homemakers of America Morrisville Mary Deering Forestville Back Row Grace Patterson Willsboro Marilyn Bennett Henderson Geradine Fisher Phelps Evelyn M. Jacy Albany Nellie Bucky Barbara Light New York City Elinor Smith Ithaca Mary E. Forden Aurora Rome Lois Arlene Groff Rome Free Academy Morrisville Agricultural and = ‘Technical Institute Groff Walter Groff Lee Center

Woodmen to Meet Oneida in Owls Hall Wednesday

Woodmen of the World lodge will meet at 8 P.M. Wednesday in Owls Hall with Oneida Camp expected to attend. The gathering aims to discuss community activities and lodge matters.

Oneida Wood

Man Hit by Car in Chittenango Leaves In Critical Condition

Edward J. Wallace, 60, of Main Street in Chittenango, was in critical condition at Canastota Memorial Hospital after a car struck him around 11 PM. Richard C. Knapp, 18, of Kirkville, was driving south when he veered to avoid a truck and Wallace stepped into the path. Dr. G C Thibault treated Wallace at the scene and transported him to the hospital. State Police investigated. Sgt. Earl Stickels and Trooper John Courtney were on the scene.

Oneida Edward J. Wallace Main St Chittenango Canastota Memorial Hospital Earl Stickels John Courtney Richard C. Knapp Kirktille Knapp Wallace G. C. Thibault Chittenaigo

Two Camden Men Held for Grand Jury in Burglary Case

Two Camden men James Herbert Robinson and Leroy Loveland were held today in Rome jail awaiting grand jury action on burglary and petit larceny charges. Morton reported his Florence town summer home ransacked and a truck missing. items including clothing beds and springs were recovered in Robinson’s home.

Oneida Camden Rome Fred Morton Florence James Herbert Robinson Railroad St Leroy Loveland Camden R.D Justice of the Peace Edward Noble Oneida Castle Morton Janes Radley Edward Cody Benjamin Butler Robert Flaherty Radley Robinson

Firemen's Exams Set In Rome Fire Department

Three Rome Fire Department captains and three lieutenants were notified of new examinations for captain and deputy fire chief to be held at 7 PM June 13 by the Municipal Civil Service Commission. Capt Walter G Copia will apply for deputy chief. Capt S Arthur Marzloff and James Van Dresar remain on the eligibility list but must take the new test. Lis Thomas O'Brien, Lester Henderson, and William Metzger have applied for captain. old eligibility lists were discarded and must retake.

Rome Thomas O’brien Lester Henderson William Metzger O’brien Henderson Civil Service Commission

Oneida Merchants defer weekly store closing meeting

Oneida food merchants postponed a planned one day a week store closing due to bread delivery issues on Wednesdays. Otto Behr was elected temporary chairman as plans for an independent food dealers association were discussed. Final action is expected on June 10.

Oneida Otto Behr

Estate of Helen R Seybold Leaves 15816 Valued Heap

Helen R Seybold of Durhamville died January 3 1946 leaving an estate valued at 15816 with no tax due per Oneida County Surrogate Court appraisal. Beneficiaries include Helen Mae Seybold granddaughter and John Seybold both of Durhamville each 300, Sarah R Seybold Evanston Ill daughter Charles L Marion Wayne County George W Seybold Utica and William J Seybold Durhamville sons to share residue.

Drummond Announces Betrothal of Mary Jane Drummond Thron

Mr and Mrs Earl Drummond of New London announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Jane to Phillip D Thron. The ceremony will be at 4 PM June 16 at New London Methodist Church with a reception in the church hall from 6 to 8 PM. Miss Drummond has received several pre nuptial showers.

Durhamville Earl Drummond New London Mary Jane Phillip D. Thron New London Methodist Church

Traffic report shows overtime parking led violations in Rome

The Rome Police Department report by chief clerk Charles M. Leffert notes overtime parking accounted for 68 of 111 traffic violations fined last month. It records 94 men and 17 women paying a total of 142 dollars.

Rome Charles M. Leffert

June License Rush In Rome Sees Seven Marriages

In Rome, deputy city clerk Miss Helen C. Dolin issued seven marriage licenses while City Clerk Joseph E. Lolo was absent for the Mayors' Conference in Rochester. Licenses granted to Freder ick W. Koening and Beatrice A. Sacco, James J. Walker and Dorothy C. Wengtz, Carlton E. Wolff and Carmela M. Bellow, Dante Di Pietra and Slave Perone, Douglas M. Cash and Eileen J. White, John R. Dawes and Marjorie L. Ingersoll, Milton C. Wendt and Doris A. Wood, with several others listed at addressed locales.

Rome Helen C. Dolin Joseph E. Lolo Lolo John cC. Schantz Rochester Frederick W. Koening Schuler W. Embargosst Carlton E. Wolff West St Carmela M. Bellow Third St Dante di Pietra Louis Av Perone W. Liberty St Douglas M. Cash W. Embargo St Eileen J. White John R. Dawes R.F

Leona Sharp Weds James Relyea in Canastota Methodist Church

Leona Marie Sharp of Oneida and James Marvin Relyea of Canastota were married Saturday afternoon at Canastota Methodist Church by Rev. Charles L. Hess. Attending the bride were her sister Mrs Carroll Mickle and Richard Relyea of Canastota.

Oneida Leona Marie Sharp Edward C. Sharp E. Walnut Sr James Marvin Relyea Francis Relyea Canastota R. D Canastota Methodist Church Pasor Charles L. Hess Carroll A. Mickle Richard Relyea

Property Sold Oneida Vernon Sellers Transfer Record

Oneida Vernon sellers listed in the county clerk transfer record include Mr and Mrs William F Burleigh of Oriskany Falls Mr and Mrs A Leslie Burleigh Robert B and William H Sturdevant of Vernon to Mr and Mrs Robert D Jones of Waterville for Oriskany Falls property sold for 7000 dollars.

Oneida — Vernon Oneida Utica William F. Burleigh Oriskany Falls A. Leslie Burleigh Robert William H. Sturdevant Verron Robert D. Jones Waterville Oriskiny Falls

Women to Meet Oneida for St Paul’s Church Session

Ladies Aid Society of St Paul’s Church plans a business meeting at 5 PM Wednesday in the church. A covered dish supper for members and families follows at 6 PM 56. A social hour and white elephant sale close the evening.

Oneida Ladies Aid Socity St. Paul's Church

Births at City Hospital in Oneida district

Recent Oneida births at City Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Samuel Fronck of Oneida R D 3 a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ames of Morrisville and a son to Mr and Mrs Michael Doroshenko of Morrisville R D 2 All listings name the parents and residence with the new infants.

Oneida City Hospital Samuel Froneck R. D Daugher Kenneth Ames Morrisville Son Mirs Michael Doroshenko Morrisvile

Softball Games Wanted in Canastota NY Area

The Century r softball team seeks games with strong teams in central New York. Managers should call Michael Lucarelli at 172 Circle Street Canastota or phone 729 between 6 PM.

Canastota New York Michael Lucarelli Circe St

Miss Dale Is Married in First Presbyterian Church

NEIDA Miss Dolores Dawn Dale daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleon Dale 419 Stone Street and Daniel R Dwyer son of Daniel Dwyer Chittenango and the late Mrs Dwyer were married at 3 PM Sunday in First Presbyterian Church by Rev James J Motley. Attendants were Mrs Norma Dwyer matron of honor Miss Barbara Wilson and Miss Barbara Kimball Leonard Dwyer best man Richard Mallory and Wilfred Dwyer ushers. The bride and groom are high school graduates. The groom was recently discharged from the Army Air Forces after two and a half years. A reception followed at the bride's home.

Neida Dolores Dawn Dale Cleon Dale Stone St Daniel R. Dwyer Daniel Dwyer Chittenango Dwyer First Presbyterian Church James J. Motley Norma Dwyer Barbara Wilson Barbara Kimball Leonard Dwyer Richard Mallory Wilfred Dwyer

War Veteran Will Speak at Amateur Radio Club

ONEIDA Robert Murphy of Liverpool former WSYR radio engineer will address the Amateur Radio Club at Hotel Oneida at 8 P.M. Wednesday. He supervised radar equipment installation at Philadelphia Navy Yard during the war and now teaches radio in Syracuse public schools. Plans for a summer outdoor hamfest and reports from Rochester and Syracuse conventions will be discussed. A FCC regulatory update for amateur operating rules will be reviewed.

Oneida Robert Murphy Liverpool WSCF WSYR Syracuse Amateur Radio Club Philadelphia Navy Yard Syracuse Public Rochester Federal Communications Commission

Surplus Army Gear On Sale At Rome Depot

Rome Army Air Field in building T-22 offers over 400 small lots of surplus Army material with total government cost not exceeding 3300 per lot. Items include camera parts film kits projectors welding tips and typewriters along with clothing and tools. Bids due by 4 PM Friday with a public opening at 8 AM June 10.

Rome Rome Army Air Field Gwilym R. Hughes Hughes

Supreme Court Justice O'Connor admits four new citizens

Guiseppe Valci of Canastota Yissa Kahr Schwartz of Earlville Mike LaMantos of North Brookfield and Anna Rinileo of Oneida were admitted to citizenship on Monday by Supreme Court Justice A Lindsay O'Connor of Hobart. The application of Santa Ditoma was rejected.

Wampsville Supreme Court A. Lindsay O’connor Hobart Guiseppe Valci Canastota Yissa Kahr Schwartz Earlville Mike LaMantos North Brookfield Anna Rinileo Oneida Santa Ditoma

Oneida Members Attend Mohawk Adirondack VFW Council Meeting

Members from Oneida joined Sunday's Watertown gathering of the Mohawk Adirondack Counties Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officers elected for Oneida include Kathryn Cagwin as president, Ella Wilson as secretary, and Myrtle Putzig as color bearer. Oneida will host the next council meeting on September 15.

Oneida Watertown Adirondack Counties Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Com Forrest Kelly Dean-Cunningham Post John Wilson Harry Cagwin Roger Putzig Myrtle Putzig Kathryn Cagwin Ella Wilson Laura Putzig Eugenia Blind

The Kingdom is at Hand Bible Study Tonight

The Kingdom is at Hand at 157 Phelps St tonight at 8 with Theoc racy as the study topic Theocratic Judges is explored at Ernest Rauscher’s home 132 Pexton St Sherrill at the same hour this evening

Phelps St Ernest Rauscher Pexton St Sherrill

City Hospital Auxiliary to hold final meeting until October

The City Hospital Auxiliary will hold its last meeting on Wednesday before a long break until October. Mrs. Charles Parmalee and Mrs. James Jones will supervise the luncheon, while Mrs. Earl White and Mrs. Maurice Dodge handle luncheon preparations.

Oneiday City Hospital Charles Parmalee James Jones Earl White Maurice Dodge

Willis Phelps of Canastota Dies at 85

Willis Phelps 85 longtime Canastota resident died in Canastota Memorial Hospital after a brief stay He was born November 10 1860 in Canastota and was a devoted observer of local history A meat cutter by trade he worked with several merchants and helped in building the 1884 church annex He was the oldest member and longtime usher of Canastota Methodist Church He and Addie Gay married June 8 1887 celebrated their golden anniversary in 1937 She died in 1941 Surviving relatives include nieces and a nephew Funeral services will be held at his Spencer Street home with burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Canastota Willis Phelps Canastota Memorial Hospital Phelps Jacob Smay E. Gates Childs Childs Market Beeman Block Edgar J A. Cronk B. W. Parsons H. C. Brown's Sons J. J. Ingraham Canastota Methodist Church Stewards Ben Mr. Phelps Addie Gay Elliott A. Tuttle Old Frame Spencer St Charles J. Hess Elizabeth Simpson Oneida Cora Fhelps Groshong Kansas City Harry Spencer Cinajoharie, & Nephew Charles L. Hess Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Former Oneida Resident Frank Andrus Sr Dies

Mrs. Frank Andrus Sr formerly of Oneida dies Sunday at the Syracuse home of her son Kenneth 415 Oneida Street Survivors include four daughters Mrs Floyd Woultridge Fitch sr Mrs Ethel Dunn Mrs Mildred Claflin Mrs Louis MacMaster and Mrs Doris Buckley all of Syracuse one sister Mrs Emma Tooke 20 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Rites set for 1 30 PM Wednesday at the son's home with burial in Glenwood Cemetery Oneida

Oneida Frank Andrus, Sr Kenneth Oneida St Syracuse Floyd Wooldridge, Fitch Sr Ethel Dunn Mildred Claflin Louis MacMaster Doris Buckley Emma Tooke Glenwood Cemetery

Oneida News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Visits

Oneida updates: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bacon, formerly of Oneida, now in Dickinson Center, hosted relatives. Harvard midshipmen graduation ball attendees Noreen McDermott and Helen Hauger visited Boston. Coach Fred Dounican’s Oneida nine finish up with home and away games against Sherrill. Rosemary Anne Garvin earns degree at Marywood College. sisters also graduates. A circus and Royal Neighbors meeting planned. Newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bertolero. Tony Maiura listed as patient in Syracuse hospital. Donald H. Jones returns to duty at Lowry Field after furlough. Old Ladies Home board met this afternoon.

Oneida Leslie Bacon Dickinson Center Noreen McDermott Helen Hauger Boston Harvard Midshipmen Copley Plaza Hotel Sherrill Fred Dounican Graham Adv Sylvia Landman Broad St New York City M. William Hess Lenox Jr Main St. Hospital Theodore Bartle Joseph Harrison W. Elm Sr Toronto William Stephen Barrett Lishing Rosemary Anne Garvin

Garden Tour at Earlville by Garden Club

The Earlville Garden Club plans a June garden tour starting at Miss Harriett Bresee’s home at 2 PM on Thursday June 6. The group will visit several Earlville gardens, with a business meeting at Mrs. Charles Stormer’s home at tour’s end. Transportation inquiries to Mrs. John Stormer. rain postpones to another day with the meeting moved to Mrs. Charles Stormer’s home.

Earlville Charles Stormer

Rome Measles Cases Decline In Oneida County

Rome shows a drop in measles as 22 new cases were recorded in Oneida County last week. The State Health Department report lists 43 of the county's 85 cases in Rome, with Madison County rising from four to 27 and Herkimer County falling by 10 to three cases.

Rome Oneida Evedy Rogers State Health Department Madison County Herkimer County

Several Cases Listed Settled

WAMPSVILLE Several cases on the Supreme Court calendar for trial at the current term were announced today as settled. They include Nemeti versus Bosco DeVaul versus Richards Boland DeVaul versus Boland Damon versus Earl Gifford versus Pashler Bittner Pitcher guardian Ger t Morford versus Buell Morford and Buell infant cases. First jury trials scheduled Wednesday include Herbst versus Morelli doing business as the Ace of Clubs and Pryor versus Van Dyke.

Wampsville Supreme Court Margaret Nemeti Andred Bosco Jessie DeVaul John Richards Thomas P. Boland Irving DeVaul Thomas Boland Ernest D. Damon Charles A. Earl Jeannetteb. Gifford William L. Pashler Stanley G. Bittner Stuart Lynn Pitcher Seward

Speech Test At Oneida High School Contest

Oneida High School hosts a prize speaking contest at 8 PM in the senior high auditorium. Judges include Jane McGillin Brown Mannsville teacher Rosemary Den ning Courtney Camden teacher and Mrs. David Yorton Canastota High teacher. Contestants are Jennie Boylan Elizabeth Davis Rosemary Burke Georgia Macauley Donald Watson Allan Allen Van Smith and Alfred Romano.

Oneida Jane McGillin Brown Mannsville Rosemary Denning Courtney Camden David Yorton Canastota High Jennie Boylan Elizabeth Davis Rosemary Burke Georgia Macauley Donald Watson Allan Allen van Smith Alfred Romano

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Aaroldo Nims Madison St Canastota Graham Caldwell E. Center At A J. Borzelle Chittenangy Raymond Senecast Cazenovia Mhs Hamilton George W Walters Bam Vaccaro S. James Fox Oneidan Barbara Schader Leona M. Sharp Miss Dale OPA Oneida Milk Distributors, Inc Oneida, Canastota, Vernon, Sherrill and Hamilton John Deere N. G. Deppoliti & Sons Main Street C.F. Hall Munnsville Adams Dairy Sherritt Elbridge Dorothy McDeid E. L. Harder Summer Place Liule Cansateta Main &T. Canantets Claudete Colbert, Don Ameche and Dick Foran Cedric Merdwiche Gene Langee Connie Marshall
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