The Bridge Crowd Sees Doc Warren Mystery Unfold
A town on the bridge watches as boats search the lake for Doc Warren after a car reunion with a missing driver’s license. The crowd learns a woman’s death appeared self-inflicted, a decoy is found, and speculation about a jump or push grows amid cold winds and lingering tragedy.
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Clogter
Doc Warren
William Warren
National Guard
Impromptu by Florence Baugh recounts a lake mystery
In this fragment a crowd debates whether a missing man in a lake was murdered or suicidal. Old Doc Warren arrives to verify his son’s possible involvement, while boats search the water for the body. The scene shifts to Phil's gas station where news of a newborn and a missing hat add local color.
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Doc Warren
Phil
Doc
Pittsburgh Council to Abandon Stephen Foster Memorial Home
Pittsburgh moves to abandon the Stephen Foster Memorial home after declining a 10 000 repair, returning the 14 room brick residence to James H Park heirs. The site once linked to Foster’s birth has fallen into disrepair as descendants face potential homelessness. The city’s Gothic Foster Memorial elsewhere on the University of Pittsburgh campus now houses Foster manuscripts and mementoes attracting thousands of visitors.
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Pittsburgh Council
Stephen Foster
Pittsburgh
Stephen A. Foster
Foster
Jessie Ross
James H. Park
University of Pittsburgh
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
William McNair
Evelyn Foster Borneweck
Detroit
Playing Child Caution Sign Warns Drivers Nationwide
Officials cite Accident Facts 1947 showing one third of child deaths in traffic accidents. Motoriats urged to watch for kids, keep clear near bicycles, watch for children darting between cars, slow in school zones, and remember children lack full judgment. Drivers reminded may have a child of their own.
Baseball Leaders and Florida’s Wild Frontiers Explored
The piece surveys 1948 baseball managers led by Joe McCarthy and Bucky Harris, praising leadership styles and predicting a tight AL battle, while also extolling Florida's Everglades as a rich natural frontier with diverse wildlife and surprising national value.
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Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Yankees
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Steve O'Neil
Tigers
Connie Maal
McCarthy
Harris
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Moguls, Truman, and a Political Gamble Revisited
A long view of Democratic moguls pressing Truman’s replacement, weighing candidates like Vinson and Douglas against North-South balance, amid a stalled capital debate. Marshall Plan policy and Italy elections loom. The piece weaves party scheming with global threats as Congress dithers.
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White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Missouri
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Ed Kelly
Chicago
Hague
Jersey City
Bob Hannagan
Trueman
Ikes
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Wiliam QO. Douglas
Henry Wallace
Two Piece Dress for Mature Figure and Lunch Packing Tips
A sewing circle notes a softly tailored two piece dress for the mature figure with shoulder gathers and flattering lines. It also offers lunch packing advice advising variety and balance, including one hot, one sweet or tart item, and wrapping lettuce separately to prevent wilting.
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