Memory-Driven Deportations and Chicago Dialing Plans
News briefs from Chicago and across the region describe U S immigration deportations for Mexicans in several states, plans to modernize Chicago's phone system with dial service by 1954, Alaska university co ed registration, and burglaries and odd police calls. Notable items include a Wenatchee case of a crow sips milk and a Truro summary of 1761 land deals.
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Chicago
United States Immigration Office
Fox
Mlinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Mexico
Bell Telephone Co
Alaska U
Fairbanks
Alaska
University of Alaska
Truro
Mass
Cape Cod
Henry Atkins
Body Of Woman Found Near Schoolhouse in McArthur
A body of an unidentified woman, about 23, in green corduroy slacks and jacket, was found Christmas Day near Tar Farm School three miles south of McArthur. Coroner Joseph Strong and Sheriff William W. Brown investigated. The body was dumped face forward in the outbuilding. no signs of violence and cause undetermined.
Army hospital milk processing line described
The item notes a facility that will process and pasteurize homogenized and coal powdered milk for army hospital patients at a rate of 40 gallons per hour.
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Army Hospital
Rotary Party Brightens Gates Hospital Children
Children at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children enjoyed a Rotary Christmas party with sweaters and mittens gifts, carols led by J Martin Beck, and a piano accompaniment by Dr R R Bevard. Guests included Blair Patterson, Isabel Hazely, George Senlor, and Vincent Cockburn amid a luncheon at the Nurses' Home.
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Gates Hospital
Elyria
Waynesburg
Elyria High School
Y.M.C.A
Carlisle Enjoy Christmas Party Hosts Gather 30 Friends
Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison hosted about 30 guests at their Grat ton road home Saturday evening. The group celebrated with Christmas decorations on a long mantel and enjoyed “Double Three’s” at small tables in the spacious rooms.
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Martha Addy
LaPorte Methodist Church
St. Luke
Eugene Thompson
Donald Shepard
Leonard PL Yost
Bob Gould
Bowling Green University
Carlote Ditnean
H. H. Grege
Bryceson
Treharne
Gaul
Bethlehem's
Kohlman
Earl Brown
Carollers
Bethlehem
Nancy Pickard
Carlisle
Frank Harrison
Gratton Road
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Place
False teeth slipping and wobbling can embarrass you while eating or laughing. A thin non acidic powder offers firmer, more comfortable denture feel with no gummy taste. It helps reduce denture breath and can be bought at stores.
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Elyrians
Crile Hospital
Edith Card
Ray Renz
American Red Cross Committee For
Japan
Tokyo
United States Army
Eighth Army
UMC
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
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Gates
Rotary
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Friendship Comrade
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York State
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