Love Inheritance Believed A Hoax
Long lost uncle Claude Love, once a timber and oil worker, is said to be alive at a lodge near Livingston Montana. The tale involves a Maryland legislator and private detective relative, with a 1930s Hagerstown visit and a missing body mystery tied to John Love and two others.
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Love
Maryland House of Delegates
New York
Livingston
Montana
Junius Love
Claude Love
Oklahoma
Northwest
Jack
Claude
Hagerstown
Olympia
Washington
New York City
Card of Thanks for Roy Swartz Family Message
The Swartz children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the death and mess of our father Roy Swartz. We also thank for the floral tribute and use of cars.
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Roy
Swartz
In Memoriam JACOBS and Lowery Obituaries
In memory notes for Virginia Frances Jacobs and Genevieve Herschel Jackie. prayers by Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Jacobs and Mrs. C. W. Randal. Lillian FE. Gross. Lowery family honors Francis Elwood Lowery, Feb 20 1945 in Mt. Belvedere Italy. Poem reflects faith, courage, and hope from Roy and Phoebe Lowery.
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Genevieve
Herschel
Jackie
Lillian FE. Gross
Whispers of a Love Lost and a Star Athlete’s Path
A long tale traces Junius Love and Jack Lava through family memories and a young athlete’s rise. Jack Lava becomes a star football player at Hagerstown High, then Maryland, is drafted in 1914, serves over a year, and spends months with a wounded leg in hospital. A mysterious hoax about his death unsettles the family, while his son studies law at Notre Dame and contemplates Harvard or Michigan.
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Junius
Seins
Childe
Jack Lava Grey
Hagerstown High Selmats
Universiy
Maryland
Souuk Rendid
Jack
Sicily
William A
Ne I
Jack Lave
Sid
Yesterd Jugk
Sou Beng
Young Love
Notre Dame Amily
Harvard
Michigan
Lave
West Wilson
Bousevard
Claude
Strawberries Added To OPA Price List
The Price Control Board reports price changes in fresh produce with a one cent drop for lemons to 13 cents per pound and strawberries added to the OPA list at 487 cents per pint with minimum 16 ounce weight. Florida oranges and Indiana River produce also see small reductions while carrots and yams join price controls with small decreases or flat pricing.
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Florida
Voting On Federal Aid School Lunch
Washington lawmakers debated federal funding to expand school lunch programs. Critics argued Congress favored pig and cattle interests over children while supporters cited costs to improve national health. The plan proposed allocating funds to states for food purchases and to furnish lunchroom equipment and nutrition education.
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Washington
Lerislavian
Olwrabaid
Congress
Franny Dp Vinci
House Agriculture Committee
vThis MH
Flannagan
U. S. Office of Education
Chicago Cabbies March In Snowy Protest
Chicago cab drivers and their wives traveled through snow on the Pennsylvania turnpike en route to Washington for a veteran taxi protest. The group, identified as service members, carried canned foods and blankets for a march while signs criticized taxicab regulations and called for better support from veterans posts. A car collision near a church required towing and caused significant property damage.
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Vero Stella
Chicago
Stella
Pennsylvania
Breetewood
Hancock
Aso
Navy base combats crow roost near willow grove
The Agricultural Commissioner Chester Barratts reports at the Navy base a peacetime plan to reduce crow roosting near a willow grove. Thousands of crows roosting there pose threats to aviators and personnel, prompting measures to deter the birds.
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Navy
Chester Barratts
Young Victim Cannot Quench Thirst With Diabetes Insipidus
A three year old girl in Memphis endures constant thirst unless given daily injections of vasopressin. Doctors call her the youngest diabetes insipidus patient in history. If treated on time she still drinks water by the gallons, her mother says, describing the torture. Contributions from Memphis residents support sending her to Johns Hopkins or Mayo Brothers for care.
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Memphis
Johns Hopkins
Mayo Brothers Cline
Linda
William Brown
Stormy coast and sleet disrupts Northeast travel
A winter storm stretched from Maine to Maryland with winds up to 45 mph and sleet in many areas. The center tracked over Pennsylvania early today curving northward, while parts of Ohio West Virginia and Michigan saw cold and clearing trends. Flood threats eased along Yazoo river levees after rapid sandbagging. Temperatures fell below zero in Northern Maine and the Northern Plains as other regions reported normal readings.
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Maine
Maryland
New England
Ohio
West Virginia
Michigan
Pennsy
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Yazoo River
Mississippi
Plains
Lawmakers Seek Guarded Secrets on Canadian Spy Probe
Lawmakers press for a fuller picture of the Canadian investigation and possible Soviet espionage links as the House Naval Committee questions the secretary of state. The FBI offered no comment and state officials avoided specifics on a ring’s direction or atomic secrets. The report also notes a skating party hosted by the Young People’s Union of the Church with several attendees.
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House Naval Committee
Oniy God
Joseph E. Davies
S. S
Russia
Soviet Union
Iony
Ares
Armes
FBI
Young People’s Union of the
Hurch
Aries Sheffler
Jean Kaetzel
Jackie Kondie
Percy Ruth
Doris Lloyd d
Margaret Slifer
Katherine Downin
Argaret Rubee
Robert Hickson
Billy Weaver
Lewis Ruth
Dervle Cuddy
Jimmy Richard
Gilbert Heflin
How Dr Edwards Helps Constipated Folk
Dr Edwards offers Olive Tablets formerly used by patients to relieve constipation. The product claims to act on the upper and lower bowels for natural like movements with no griping. Available in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes from drugstores.
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Dr.Edwards
Pe Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Snow And Strike Close Schools In Lancaster Pa
Snowfall of six to nine inches closed all Lancaster schools as transit vehicles stayed idle for a third day since the AFL general strike began. Dr Harvey E B Smith, superintendent, cited hazardous travel and transport gaps. The Central Labor Union aims to support the 11-day transit walkout while negotiations with Conestoga Transportation and the union progress. John R Murray, US Labor Conciliator, said conferences were productive.
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Lancaster
AFL
Harvey EB. Smith
Super
Central Labor Union
John R. Murray
U. S
Conestoga Transportation Company
AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach
Quill Threatens Strike Over Transit Union Recognition
New York February 20 Michael J Quill president of the CIO Transport Workers Union threatens a strike against the city transit system unless the TWU is recognized as the sole bargaining agent for about 2060 transit workers The threat marks a second such move in a little over a month Quill addressed a union meeting claiming the TWU represents an overwhelming majority of transit workers and should be recognized Mayor O Dwyer earlier trimmed a similar dispute by agreeing to a referendum on power plant sales to Consolidated Edison Company and a strike date was not set at this time.
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New York
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers Union
New York City
TWL
Board of ‘Transportation
Suvle
Quill
TWU
Bnsit
Charles P. Gross
Royal of Transportation
Consolidated Edison Company
Wiliam O'Dwyer
Two Killed In Sect Shooting
Investigators say Laprise held Webster, Mrs. Godfrey, and two other sect members at gunpoint in a temple room at Shiloh. Dr. Reeder arrived, ordered Laprise out, then gunmen opened fire with automatic pistols. Laprise died. Reeder was fatally wounded. Webster and Mrs. Godfrey were injured. caretaker Holland and Bernard Anderson escaped unharmed. Holland is Frank J W Sanford's son-in-law. the temple was a communal dwelling tied to a historic "divine voice" directive.
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Laprise
Webster
Godfrey
Reeder
Shiloh
Philip Holland
Bernard Anderson
Holland
Frank J W. Sanford
Divine Voice
Holy Ghost
Industry Asked To Sign And Price Adjustments
OPA officials say industry sign ups for price adjustments are limited to those not seeking higher prices under the new policy. The office already has cost data for many sectors and expects lighter workload for qualified price applications. Recent pricing covered consumer goods like automobiles refrigerators washing machines and radios which had been off the market during the war.
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Ampar
Ofl
OPA
Kingdom Inc. Hollow Square House History
At one time nearly 1,900 lived in the vast wooden structure formed as a hollow square with a gilded prayer tower atop, and connected outbuildings.
Interims planned as price surveys lag in all industries
The agency says it will grant interim price increases where full cost data is unavailable while awaiting further surveys. The note hints at self service from home and mentions the classifieds as a relay for sale details. The fragment implies rapid, at home access to pricing information pending formal surveys and updates.
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Rox
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Arthus Hornblow
Ir Roer
Edmond Lowe
Brenda Joyce
Billy Severn
Barry Daverport
John Litel
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Blackie
OK Schwartz
Blackie the Crow
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