Europe’s Kings Aim to Return Home from Exile
AP Features dispatch from London notes six monarchs in exile planning postwar returns. Queen Wilhelmina, King Haakon, King George, King Zog, and Luxembourg's Grand Duchess Charlotte coordinate with ministers, broadcast messages, and prepare regimes abroad.
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Peter
Yugoslavia
Althou
Zog
Albania
Fane
Wilhelmina
Holland
Netherlands
Charlotte of
Luxembourg
Haakon
Norway
George
Greece
Cairo
England
Churchill
Eden
Olaf
Charlotte
Prince Consort
Prince Felix
Jean
Elizabeth
Marie Adelaide
Canada
Grand Duchess
Sador
Mussolini
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Water Department Chief Albert Heard Hospitalized
Albert Heard, superintendent of the Water Department, who had been ill at home, was yesterday removed to Washington County Hospital for observation.
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Albert Heard
Water Department
Washington County Hospital
Plan Autopsy of Evangelist's Body
Autopsy details surface as reports describe the evangelist’s hotel suite and her return to attend the dedication of a new Foursquare Church. Associates recall a several weeks illness last spring, with claims of recovery. Mrs. McPherson founded the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, with about 400 churches in the United States and 200 mission stations abroad. The striking blonde, born on a Canadian farm, was viewed as spiritual leader and healer by followers.
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Tack
New Foursquare Church
McPherson
International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
United States
Mision Stations
Aimee McPherson’s turbulent life and heirs detailed
The article recounts Aimee Semple McPherson born 1890 near Ingersoll Ontario and her marriages to Robert Semple Harold McPherson and David Hutton. It notes 45 civil actions over 14 years, her son Rolf named head of Angelus Temple, Roberta excluded, and Roberta Salter’s past role, with a closing remark on the evangelist.
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Jesus
Mrs. McPherson
Ingersoll
Ontario
Canada
Robert Semple
Semple
Middle
Far West
China
Orient
Roberta
Aimee
United States
South
Harold McPherson
Rolf
McPherson
Joseph Y. Fainer
Angelus Temple
Fainer
Semple Salter
Harry Salter
Wealthy Woman Funds Charity Through Temple Donations
Fainer notes the woman was wealthy yet likely had under $4,000 in personal property as all gifts and proceeds in the Temple funded church maintenance and development. The Red Cross operates under a Congress granted charter from 1905. Underwater cooking in submarines uses peanut oil.
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Fainer
American Red Cross
Congress
Missing in Action Son of Greencastle Couple
Mr and Mrs Monroe G Sellers of Greencastle Route 3 have been informed by the War Department that their son Lieut Leslie Sellers has been missing in action since September 11. A Greencastle High School graduate, the bomber pilot has been overseas about a month. To sell anything quickly for cash use a Classified Ad.
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Monroe G. Sellers
Greencastle
Route 3
War Department
Lieut
Leslie Sellers
Greencastle High School
Chicago Fire of 187L Causes Massive Damage
Damage estimated at 200 million dollars followed a major blaze in Chicago in 187L. Authorities assess property losses across downtown as firefighters battled the flames. The incident prompts investigations into causes and emergency response.
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Chicago
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