Zarief Quads Born Premature In New York Hospital Event
The Zarief quadruplets two girls and two boys born a month early at Sloane Hospital for Women were formula fed and rested well after birth. Father Harry Zarief, violinist and Columbia broadcasting system concert master, sold exclusive rights to their birth story to the New York Daily News.
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New York
Zarief
Sloane Hospital
New York City
Eleanor Zarief
Sloane
Harry Zarief
Isidore Miller
Newark
N. J
Teddy
Boise Soldier Finishes Pre Induction Exam
Maj John G Walters aide to Brig Gen M G McConnell reports that Idaho adjutant general. He has passed his pre induction physical examination and expects to become a private soon.
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Boise
Idaho
John G. Walters
M. G. McConnell
Chicago Grain Quotations March 30 Update
Chicago grain quotations show slight buying amid parity price rise from mid February to mid March. Opening prices listed: Wheat May 1.73 3-8. July 1.70 3-8. Sept 1.68 3-8. Dec 1.68 3-8. Oats July 78 3-8. Sept 75 1-2 to 5-8. Dec 75 7-8. Rye May 1.30 to 1.29 7-8. July 1.29 1-2 to 5-8. Sept 1.28 3-8 to 1-2. Dec 1.29 3-4.
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Chicago
Estate claim notice for Naomi Perry administered by Lee Ritenour
Anyone with claims against the estate of Mrs. Naomi Perry must present them to Administrator Lee Ritenour by court deadline. The notice directs all creditors to file timely claims and provides governing details for the administration proceedings.
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Naomi Perry
Lee Ritenour
Paasikivi renews push for Finnish Soviet armistice
Stockholm reports veteran envoy Juho K. Paasikivi launches a new mission to seek a Fin nic war end with Russia. He has possibly met Russian officials in Moscow while Helsinki resistance to terms persists. He may be joined by Field Marshal Mannerheim and Reinhold Svento on a Finnish peace delegation.
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Stockholm
Finland
Juho K. Paasikivi
Paasikivi
Moscow
Edwin Linkomies
Helsinki
Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim
Reinhold
Smaller War Plants Branch Opened To Serve This Area
The Smaller War Plants Corp. opens a Washington office to aid small plants in DC and nearby Maryland and Virginia counties including Clarke and Frederick. W. C. Luther will head the office to connect prime contractors with idle or expandable facilities. He plans a Winchester visit. The program targets small plants with 10 to 15 workers to join essential goods production, with about 350 area plants expected to participate.
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Washington
War Plants Corp
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Clarke
Frederick
W. C. Luther
Winchester
Luther
General Motors
Army and Navy Electonics
New York City
Elks Cited For War Bond Work In Winchester Lodge
Winchester Lodge No. 867 Elks received a Treasury Department citation for top civic performance in the Fourth War Loan Drive. Twelve new members were initiated led by Grant Pollock. William Davis spoke as guest. The lodge voted $200 to the Red Cross War Fund. Annual meeting and officer installation set for next Wednesday.
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Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Office to serve Virginia and Maryland counties opens
A new regional office will serve Arlington Fairfax Loudoun Frederick and Clarke counties in Virginia and Calvert Charles Montgomery Prince Georges and St. Marys counties in Maryland. The headquarters will be in the Home Owners Loan Corp Building at 101 Indiana Avenue N W.
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Arlington
Fairfax
Loudoun
Frederick
Clarke
Virginia
Calvert
Charles
Montgomery
Prince Georges
St. Marys
Maryland
Home Owners Loan Corp
Indiana Avenue N. W
Disposed Civil Case in Judge Rice Court
The case before Judge John Rice in Boyce Virginia labeled nee Garrett involved a drunk defendant. Final sentence includes $5 fine and $5.25 costs.
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John Rice
Nee Garrett
Boyce
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