Death of Youngest Quad Will Be Blow to Father
Norah Carpenter age 23 mother of quadruplets in Derbyshire speaks from Heanor about the death of one baby. She mentions the father, a doughboy she claims is an American serviceman, and discusses marriage plans and paternity doubts as reporters gather details. Admirers in the town show concern while officials note possible U S pendency payments if the father acknowledges the children.
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London
Norah Carpenter
Heanor
Derbyshire
England
Doughboy
Carpenter
Carpenter Tenid
Thinds
Untisburgh
Stat
Wilkham Thompson
Mary Jenemann
Thompson
Eleanor
Washington
U. S. War Department
Macdonald
Norah
Wants to Marry Soldier is Wife in U. S. Will Free Him
Norah Rose Carpenter of Heanor England says she loves Red Staff Sgt William Thompson and plans to marry him after his U S service, while caring for twins and newborn Macdonald who died at three pounds from a hemorrhage. Thompson, a former British Auxiliary Territorial Service member, visited on leave and discussed his marriage.
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Ruth Cowan Heanor
Derbyshire
England
Norah Rose Carpenter
Macdonald
Red
Norah
William Thompson
Pittsburgh
Ellen Carpenter
Cliss Edith Matthews
Thompson
British Auxiliary Territorial Service
Novak
Creomulsion Ad Campaign for Bronchitis Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as fast relief for bronchitis and chest colds. It claims the medicine soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm, promising a money back guarantee if it does not stop the cough.
Motorist Injured In Genesee Street Crash
Alexander Pecora, 36, of 325 Tompkins Street, suffered chest and nose injuries but refused hospital after his car struck the rear of a stalled delivery truck driven by George H. Farrance, 39, of 29 Burnet Avenue at 1900 West Genesee Street shortly after 2 AM. Patrolman Harold Shea provided the report.
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Genesee St
Alexander Pecora
Tompkins Street
West Genesee Street
Harold Shea
Pecora
George H. Farrance
Burnet Avenue
St David's Society Dinner To Feature Welsh Singers
The Syracuse Welsh quartet will entertain at the sixth annual St. David's Society dinner at the Onondaga Hotel with Miss Margaret G. K. as assist and accompanist. Guest James Morgan from Dowlins Wales will be honored. attendees span Utien Rome Oneida Morrisville Fayetteville and area. Reservations are handled by Mrs. Morris Geller. reception chair Mrs. John B. Flack. Quartet members include William Morris William E. Edwards Carl Ellwood James Howell and Samuel Phillips.
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Syracuse Welsh Quartet
St. David's Society
Onondaga Hotel
Margaret G. K
James Morgan
Pla.p
Dowlins
Wales
Utien
Rome
Oneida
Morrisville
Fayetteville
Weedsport
Fulton
Nelson
Cazenovia
Marcellus
Morris Geller
John B. Flack
Marion Mishoe
James Partington
Dnance
Harold Roderick
Miss Griffith
Abardovery
William O. Morris
Wiliam E. Edwards
Carl Ellwood
James T. Howell
Samuel Phillips
St. David’s Club
William E. Edwards
Carl Elwood
James T. Howells
Clark Narrowly Escapes Shell Hit At Anzio Front
Allied Fifth Army commander Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark escaped death when a German shell struck a road 30 seconds after his car passed. No injuries among Clark's party. Clark, on a flying inspection over the beach head, addressed a British battalion as it prepared for battle.
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Clark
Fifth Army
Italy
Mark W. Clark
Anzio
Aircraft Output Reaches 350 a Day in February
Aircraft production reached 350 a day in February with emphasis on heavier and longer range planes. The boost in tonnage sent into service offset a shortfall of 29 warplanes from January. Charles E. Wilson, chairman of the Aircraft Production Board, said 43 plants met or exceeded their schedules, calling it sound scheduling and excellent achievement.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Aircraft Production Board
Wider ASTP For Youths 17 Contemplated
Washington discusses expanding the Army specialized training reserve program to prepare 17 year olds for service. Details to be announced soon. The plan follows cutbacks in ASTP and sets new rules for medical and dental training and eligibility for civilians and enlisted personnel. Trainees will be drawn from those who completed basic training and met aptitude or college test criteria.
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Washington
INS
Army Specialized Training
War Department
Department
Army
ASTP
Red Cross Drive Honors At Lincoln Dinner
Clarence T. Pwichell spoke on The Home Front and the American Red Cross as members voted a contribution to the current drive. Monarch Charles L. Wright presiding announced 50 candidates for tomorrow's spring ceremonial. Twenty five prophets were honored at the meeting.
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Clarence ‘T. ‘Pwichell
Home Front
American Red Cross
Cross Drive
Charles L. Wright
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Novak Carpenter
Eleanor Thompson
Soldier
U. S
Selective Service
U.S
Merald-Journal
P.S
St. David’s Society
Keder Khan Grotto
Turner
H. H. Turner
Salina St
Carling’s
Carling
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