Suggest Hitler As Bird In Gilded Cage
At Habitsburg, Mississippi, the daily American offered a $25 war bond for the best super gen for punishment of Adolf Hitler after the war. It drew a flood of mail from 36 states and six Canadian provinces. Many letters proposed caging Hitler and exhibiting him worldwide to fund national debts or charity.
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Man buys theater tickets for service members son in service
A Greenville man regularly visits the theater box office and buys three or four tickets for servicemen, saying he wants to give them to the next service men who come to the theater because his own son is in the service.
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Town Honors Girl Who Reported Immortal Speech
Hanover Pennsylvania recalls Mary Shaw Leader one of America’s first women reporters who covered Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address on November 19 1863. Her dispatch called the address a remarkable speech while city reporters praised Everett’s two hour ovation.
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Monument honors Mary Shaw Leader pioneer Hanover reporter
A Hanover man funded a ten foot granite monument for Mary Shaw Leader, a former Spectator reporter who chronicled Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. The inscription praises her firsthand account and lasting contribution to American journalism.
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Help the USO Provide A Home Away From Home Give To War Fund
The USO launches a drive to raise funds for a home away from home for troops overseas. Public appeals urge donations to support lodging meals and transportation for servicemen and women stationed abroad.
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Dog Learns Mute Language by Sign Training
Butch the terrier, owned by deaf mute Charles Moskowitz, was trained with the manual alphabet used by deaf mutes and is believed to know at least a third of it. The dog has learned to respond to signs without any sound cues.
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