Millionaire Hobo James How Dies in Staunton
James Eads How 56 once from St Louis wealthy family died in a Staunton Virginia hospital of pneumonia likely worsened by starvation. Born to James Eads he left a life among hoboes serving as chairman at many hobobo conventions. Body sent to Washington to be cremated per his wishes with brother Louis How awaiting arrival.
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More Homes Needed For New York Children
The article notes 86 of over 60 children have been placed with families and urges 100 more homes. It stresses Fresh Air children are ordinary youths with both appealing and challenging traits and urges hosts to learn each child’s life. A committee meeting is set for Thursday at 10 30 at Handley Library.
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Committee members urged to attend meeting
P R Diehl, chairman, says the committee invites all interested people to be present. The note mentions Austria had one aircraft builder whose 1929 output was five planes and Nebraska uses a magnetic nail picker to remove metal from gravel roads.
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