Familiar Figure Hauls Salvage Through Downtown Streets
Roman Hernandez a 70 year old resident of 562 Scott street hauls items by cart from downtown streets to support his large family of 14 including wife, daughter, son in law, and ten grandchildren. two sons serve in the military while spectators note wartime events and art losses in Cassino and the Uffizi context.
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Roman Hernandez
Scott Street
Hernandez
Wate
Hom
Florence and the Nazis War in a Museum
Anne O Hara Mc Cormick notes in The New York Times that German tourists once studied Europe’s galleries with care, but as war loomed they became part of a harsher mission. In Florence the Uffizi remained under German hold while the Arno banks lay Allied aftershelling.
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Europe
Louvre
Paris
Uffizi
Florence
Hitler
Italy
Anne O'Hare McCormick
New York Times
The
Arno
Pitti Palace
In Defeat They Try to Wipe Out Civilization’s Relics
The piece notes that if they cannot have them others shall not, predicting ruin as civilization’s only relic. It mentions insect and worm infestations carried from northern Argentina to the United States by air express to combat pests in sugar, with toads consigned to a large Florida sugar company.
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Argentina
United States
Fast Air Express
Florida
Eagles Basket Picnic Set at St Josephs Park
Joliet Aerie No 377 F O Eagles hosts its annual basket picnic for members and families at St Josephs Park on Sunday August 27 Sponsored by the patriotic committee and Ladies Auxiliary Proceeds fund gifts to Eagle brothers in service Also mentions fight cane insects with seventy toads shipped?
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Order of Eagles
St. Joseph's Park
N. Raynor Avenue
Patriotic Committee
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagle Brothers
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