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Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
americans Are Adyised To
Ignore Lying War R"mors

The Office of War Information
called on every American this week
to help win the war "by toughen-
ing his mind and ears" to sensa-
tional rumors.
Every American" OWL said,
"can help to win this war by re-
fusing to believe or repeat sensa-
tional stories which are not carried
by the newspapers or over the ra-
dio. Every American can fight the
enemy by refusing to spread sus-
picion and hate in the United
States"
Owl, reporting it had analyzed
more than $500 rumors which came
Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04

to the attention of various federal
agencies in the last IL months, said
they fell into these five general
classes:
1. Hate rumors," expressing
prejudice, animosity, or hostility
for groups other than the enemy"
2. Anxiety rumors," rejecting
uneasiness or fear which common
ly take the form of unfounded re-
ports of Allied disaster or weak
ness, or of overwhelming enemy
strength.
8. Escape rumors," rejecting,
in the main, wishful thinking about
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Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
NYA Expands Its
Facilities For Girls
Urgent Need For Trained Women
In War Industry Causes Expansion

Cognizant of the urgent need of
young women to train for positions
in war industry, the National Youth
Administration is rapidly expand
ing and changing it's resident cen
ters and master projects for the
accommodation of girls.
R. Harwood Jamison, Delaware
project manager, states: Every
day more young women are needed
to replace men called to the SER
vice; more are needed to fill the
vacancies existing in our ever in
creasing war industry. To win this
war, we must have more ships,
more planes, more tanks, more
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Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
Fort Quintet Defeats
Cardinals, 35 to 33
Soldiers Come From Behind To Exc
Out Win

The Fort Salisbury basketball
team defeated the Milford Cardi-
mails, 1888, at the Milford Commun-
ity Building, coming from behind
to prevail as the Cards led, 22-10 at
halftime.
Fort Salisbury is made up of
former high school players and is
managed. by Corporal Charles Lew
is. Corporal Lewis would like to
arrange games with teams in Will
mington and throughout the state.
Teams interested can write to Cor
poral Lewis at Fort Salisbury.
The score:
Fort SaulsburY
Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
Warn Farmers About
Tractors On Highway
Motor Vehicle Head Calls Atten-
tiOn To Statute

State Motor Vehicle Commission
er George S. Williams last Friday
sounded a warning to farmers that
they must observe the law restrict
ing the use of tractor engines or
farm tractors on the highways.
The warning followed a hearing
before Judge John P. LeFevre in
Court of Common Please, at Dover,
in which a farmer was accused by
state police of hauling a trailer
loaded with lumber on the highway
in violation of the law.
Judge LeFevre dismissed the de-
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Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
Whooping Cough Is
Dangerous To Tots
Highly Contagious Disease; Should
Be Treated Carefully

Whooping cough is a disease dan
gerous to babies and small children
and, since it is highly contagious,
parents should do everything they
can to prevent their children from
catching it by keeping them away
from other children who are even
slightly ill, warns the State Board
of Health.
Of the SO cases of whooping
cough in Delaware so far this year,
SO have been among children be-
tween the ages of 1 and years and
10 more cases were babies under
one year of age. Last year there
were 10 deaths from whooping
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Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
Hotels, Restaurants
To Keep Food Records
Institutions AIsO Included In New
-OPA Order To Check Food Use

Restaurants, hotels and institu-
tions have been directed by the Of
flee of price administration to keep
detailed records of the, amount of
food used and the number of per-
sons served during the month of
December.
E. E. Ferguson, regional ration
ing executive, announced that in
stitutional establishments will be
required to incorporate this infor-
nation on forms to be filed at the
end of December with the OPA.
These forms will be distributed
later.
fTpm to rage ,, P'ease1
Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, November 25, To
Tuesday, December /, Inclusive

Charles ]. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford, reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford from Wednesday, November
25. to Tuesday, December 1, inclu-
SiYe:
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
N DE LAS LIGAS
MAYORES EN- NEW YORK

New York, Feb. 2.-Bajo ID
presidential del comisionado
Lands, arbitro supreme de Ia
pelota organizada, sc reuniran
hoy en- esta ciudad los duenos y
directories de las novenas que
componen las ligas Nacional y
Americana,
En- el orden del dia figuran
eStas tres importanteS cuestio-
mes: Aumento en- ell nimero de
desafios nocturnos y crepuscu-
lares; incluir la clausula d. bo-
nificacion en- los contracts de
los ~peloteros; medios y formas
&c levantar fondoS para los CRU
pos de alivio; entrada gratis pa
"a los soldados.
Clark Griffith, presidente de
los SenaGores, propondra q. Sc
efectden 50 desafios nocturnos.
Los presidentes de los Browns
y Atletico de Filadelfia pediran
Sc les permita jugar tantos de-
safios nocturnos como sea posi-
BILE.
Sc opondran al aumento de
juegos noclturnos, Ed Barrow,
p~residente de los Yankees; Tom
Yawkey, del Boston Medias Ro
jas, y w. o. Briggs, de los IT,
gres de Detroit,
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

ces. me robaron. En- una seguns
da Alea le ofreci formidable "a
siatencia al soldaM de Bland
ing, y apuradamente me derro-
to en- ell noveno asalto.
Jones pe.aba aver 1T libras.
Nader esttma que tiene la vic
rtoria en- ell bolsillo y asegura dis
pondra de SUI contrario en- unos
pocos asaltos.
Cree Eddie que un triunfo so
bre Jones lie abrira ell canine pa
ra un match" con Gomez.
Angel Lorenzo, ell boxeador
cubano del peso weller, volvera
a pelear con Larry Lynn. La Sc
mana pasada Lorenzo venci6 a
Lynn, en- el ColisSo, pero los jue
ces otorgaron un empate.
Billy Hood tendra de adverse
rio, segdn Sc cree, a Chas. Mel
son, de Jacksonville, un sargen-
to. Sixto Morales combatira
frente a K. o. Woodward.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

antique amigo de los senores.
En- efecto, 10 es. Pues bien
Lleve listed esta carta. Pregun.
Ia listed por el, y lie entrega Ia
carta a 81, precisamente, isa,
be? IA nadie mas que a Ell
-Descuide su excelencia!
y espera listed contesta-
ci6n, pues quiza Sc venga ell Sc
nor Gandara Y otra persona
con listed en- ell coche.
-Muy bien, senior marques.
-Por Dios, Martin-inter-
vino la marquesa-; tenga u.s.
ted cuidado, porque es un asun-
to de grandisimo interes. Les
hablamos a esos senores de Nor
ma, esta nina que hemos encon-
TRADE con Celita.
-iAh, muy bien, muy bien
Pues descuiden los sehores mar
queses. iVoy volandol
ST, el auto corria como una
bala.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

Y dentro, con las manos cru.
zadas, Gustavo y Pura Sc repe.
tian:
-iSera nuestra hija, gran
Dios?.... ISera nuestra ADo-
mia esa nina que han encontra-
do los marqueses?
FL coche, sOberbio, raudo, We
loz, penetr6, al fin, en- ell par
que del palacio de Rio Verde.
iAh, este parque!....
Este palacio, que guardaba
tantos Y tantos recuerdos para
el mdsicol
Gandara echo pie a terra
con ia doble e Irresistible emo
ci6n de sus evocaciones y de 10
que iba a saber ahora.
Ycuando va la alargaba la
diestra a Pura, acudieron los
mrqueses a la escalinata del pa
Gandara sc vic en- los brazos
del marques, que le sbrszaba
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

-lAh, sonora !-dijo Pura
les possible 10 que nos dicer
ustedeS en- la carta?
-Ahora vamos a verlo-re.
puso ell marques. Vamos pa
ra adentro; antes que NADIA he
mos de hablar.
Los euatro Sc dirigieron a u
no de los salones del piso bajo
del palaeio, donde G~ustavo Pc
metro con el alma en- carne vi
va.
iEstas eStancias!.... Este
hall, estos salones por donde 81
anduviera tanto euando era tan
dicb9so!....
FL recuerdo de la impura. de
la infame Eulalia, Sc lie reaviv6
tambien aqui, por donde ella
pase6 su hermosura Y gentle.
"a, qui6n sabe 81 tambien 81 in
deeencia y su indecOro y sus
traicioneS...
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
EDDIE NADER CONTRA Ell
VETERANO JONES

Esta noche, en- la arena de Ia
calle de Tampa esquina a Whit
ting, Frank LaMarque presen-
tara un match entire Eddie Ma
der, ell fuerte pGgil de Sarasota,
Y Woody Jones, ell veterano.
Jones cree derrotara a Ma
der en- los primeros asaltos, aun
que los peritos estiman que ell
veterano es inferior al ciudada-
no que aspira a batirse con Tom
my Gomez.
Hablando con la jactancia que
lie caracteriza, Jones decfa en- la
mahana de hoy: 70 game sobre
Tommy Gomez una decision de
los periodistas, aunque los jue-
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

i Vamos, vamos, no es bor,
de llorar!-repiti6 ell mar9,6s
'nvltando a Gustavo y a Pura
a que tomaran asiento en- cuan.
10 estuyieron todos en- Ell salon
amarillo de lpalacio-; ahora
hemos de alegrarnos.
-iY es claro!-reforz6 Ia
marquesa-. Isl es cierto 10 one
nosotros sospechamcs, no SON
estos instante para dolerse 81
no para ponerse muy alegres
muy alegres.
Isl me parece mensir. don
Koaolfo! les possible que uste.
"ueS'ra
No nos precipitemos! An.
ties hemos de saber ciertos do.
ue'
-Pudieramos nevar todos
una deception ~~--aclar6 la mar
queSa. maj
-Aota todo Qusreuos s,bsr
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

efusivamente.
Una emoci6n ahogadora lie a.
salt6 ahora ell pecho.
-iGustavo, amigo mio!. ic6.
mo var. IVA pas6 TODD, no?...
-iOh, senior marques, oh
dona Moves! l..
II Vamos, vamos, no es bora
de llorar nj de entristecernos,
sino TODD 10 contrario! lEsta
sonora eS....?
mi amiga Purital.... Los
marqueses de Rio Verde!...
La marquesa estrech6 la dies
ira de Pura, con un gesto de pc
ma.
Pero en- seguida, Nevada por
su coraz6n generoso, sonrio.
murmurando:
-i Muy honrados L.. iVen-
gan para AGA, vamos para aden-
trol
LES tenemos, quiza, una no
ticia excelentiSima...
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
DEPORTES
IMEGO Ell ATLETA CHILE
NO GUILLERMO HUIDORO

New York, Feb. 2.-Guiller-
mo Huidoro, ell notable atleta
chileno, campe6n de la America
del Sur en- las carreras de 800 y
1880 metros, lego hace pocos
dfas de su pals y ell venidero sa-
bado, en- la Madison Square
Garden, participant en- la famo
sa competition de una milla por
ell trofeo Wanamaker.
Huidoro correra tambien, el
dia IA de febrero, en- la Madi-
son Square Garden de Boston
81 sus demostraciOnes satisfa-
cen a los peritos, Sc la presenta'
ra en- ell concurso del New Yorl
ATHLETIC Club Y en- las compete
clones de la National A. A. u.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
Con el bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(POr Tira . CuArta)

Ell catcher Pancho Snyder, ia
moso en- los diaS de John Nc
Gran, ACADIA de ser nombrado
director del club Jersey City, de
la Liga Intersocial.
Bill Terry di6 la noticia del
n~ombramiento, en- Su car&cter
de jefe del sistema "manigue-
ro' de la novena de Horacio
Stoneham. Snyder sustituye a
Tony Cuccinello.
Ell nuevo director Sc hara car
go de la novena de Jersey City,
en- Jacksonville, Florida, dentro
de pocas semanas.
Los jugadores de las classes C
y D en- los cuales sc hallan inte-
resado los Gigantes, Sc entrena-
ran en- Natchez, Mississippi.
Tiene Snyder 40 amos de edad
y pele6 como soldado Ell la pri-
mera guerra mundial. Dirigi6
en- un tempo ell club Houston,
lie la Liga de Texas. Empez6 su
carrera como pelotero en- 1912 y
permaneci6 active hasta 1882.
Bajo la direction de Miller
Higgins, jug6 con los Cardena-
les entire los amos 1914 a 1919.
Es casado, padre de una hija y
cria reses en- su rancho de los
alrededores de San Antonio.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

el non5ra de la nina.
-Aptonita.
-A~ntohita-repusieron a u
ma los padres.
Los marqueses lanzaron un
IeVe critic de jGbilo, cambiando
sH,re 81 una mirada de algeria
radiante.
i Que?
4 Que?
.-Que esa nina Sc llama asf,
AL''ohita. Pero no basta ESQ.
SCuantos amos hace que Sc la
ro5aron a ustedes?
-Casi todOs los que debe te-
ner ahora; cerca de once-dijo
lanzando un suspiro.
-iY no tienen ugbedes Sos
pe'has de quien o quienes fue-
ron los que Sc la robaron?
Pura con
Voz entera-; desde un princi-
p'O SoSpech@ de mi esposa. Pc
% no he VusridO dSdsrarlo ca,
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
TONIC TERCBR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de, penetr6 momentos despues
en- Ell despacho.
-Vaya listed ipmediatamen
te con ell coche, ilo tiene listed
en- ell jardin, no es ESQ?
En- efecto, excelencia.
-Muy bien. Pues vaya listed
Embellishments a este ndmero
de la Gale de Hermosilla, y lie
We esta carta. suba listed al pi-
90. Els ell domieilio de don Gus
tSvo de la Gandara. IUsted 10
Fecuerda?
El chauffeur sonri6 discreta-
mente, contestando:
-iSf, excelencia, ST. FL Sc
GOr de la Gandara. Grande y
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

las; Ben Shaw, da1 Westville.
New Jersey; Bert fellmueller,
de Charlotte. N. c.; Buddy y
L J. "Foggy" Galloway, de Mia
mi; Haley Roberts, Omaha, Ne
brasha; Joe Carson, Savannah,
Ca; Peter Funderburk y Speed
Wynne, Tampa; cabo A5ner An
derson, Winter Haven; Bill An
derson, st. Petersburg; C. j.
Crash Waller, Blakaly, Ga. 4;
Shane Fitzgerald, Falseburg,
Illinois.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
SEGURA GANO Ell CAMPEO
NATO DE SIMPLES

st. Petersburg, Feb. 2.-Par
cho Segura, ell destacado tents
ia ecuatoriano, derrot6 aver a
George Lytleton Rogers, es,
trella q. fuera del torneo por Ia
.cOpa Davis, ganando ell campeo-
nato de la costa OeSte de la Flo
rida, en- simples.
Pauline Betz, de Los Ange-
les, gan6 ell campeonato de mu-
jeres derrotando a Doris Hart,
de Miami.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
Ell A SOFIA CON-
IRA BALSDEN

Sarasota, Febrero LA Le-
gi6n Americana ofrecera en- ell
programa de la noche de hoy
una pelea entire Jaime Sofa, de
Catalina, Espana, y Charlie
Baisden, de Valdosta, Ga. Sera
un combate a diez asaltos,
Cowboy Kolburn, 1877 lihras,
de Texas, Sc batira con George
Manley, de indianapolis, India
ma, en- ocho asaltos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

nOmbrado, por Connie Mack,
coach de los Atleticos para la
temprada de 1912.
Els un hombre experto en- ell
manejo de pitchers, como los Gu
5anos Miguel Angel Gonzalez,
de los Cardenales, y Adolfo Lu-
que, de los Gigantes.
Rumorabase que Brucker iba
a ingresar en- los Medals Rojas
de Boston.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

Los jefes de las grandes ligas
la Nacional y la Americana, Sc
reuniran hoy en- New York.
Uno de los principles asun-
tos a estudiar y resolver, es au-
mentar ell nGmero de desafios
nocturnos. Algunos duefos pro-
pondran que Sc dele entrar de
gratis a los soldados.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
LAS CARRERAS DE AUTO
Movies DE MANANA

La Ferla de Florida Sc abrira
manana y en- horas de la tarde
Sc efectuaran las anunciadas ca
rreras de AUTOMOBILES,
Competiran por los premios
ofrecidos, ademas del famoso
Wilburn, tan notables automovi
listas como Ben Musick, de Dal-
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

La Business University OF
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un ioven active
y honesto, en- Gamble por traba-
jo. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en King
Hardware, 8a. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02

Earle Brucker ACADIA de ser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
For Freedom
Jail, in Cells and Out, Gives
$37 for Bomber

The Detroit Times Buy 2
Bomber campaign is reaching
everywhere and every one-in-
GLIDING the men who stand inside
the county jail cells. and the mon
who stand just outside them.
w. c. Mowery, night turnkey
az the Jail. reported Saturday II
occurred TO him that the jail was
as good a place as any TO collect
bomber funds.
Contracting only his fellow
workers on the midnight 10 8 a. m.
shift, and some of the prisoners,
who are in "a hours a day, he
collected S37
OF the sum, 81 came from
prisoners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Raid Wdrdens
Register Today
As Drive Opens

Detroit today began a three-day
enrolment of 10000 men for the
AFRAID warden service which
within the next month is 10 have
membership of at least $4,000.
Glen c. Richards. associate CO.
ordinator OF civilian defense, ex-
planned that the first 10000 men
must be enrolled qaickiy=so that
they may be assigned 10 classes
for specialized training which
must begin in feW days.
Application blanks for volun-
teers may be obtained at any
police precinct station at any time
Of the day or night. Civilian de-
tense officials are seeking "re-
Sponsible citizens" who will really
work at getting Detroit ready TO
meet a possible air raid"
Volunteers will be assigned 10
classes near the homes. Instruc-
ton will be two hours a week for
10 weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
DefenseMdpped
In Hdmtrdm(k

The Hamtramck Civic Pride
Committee and the Civilian De-
Tense Council today mapped plans
for measures 10 protect their city
including the procurement Of aux
Hilary electric power, water sup
ply and radio facilities.
At an overflow meeting OF J OOC
persons in the Hamtramck Senior
High School. Mrs. Anna Wlnkler
Hamtramck civilian defense CO.
ordinator. urged immediate regis
tration of all civilians for defense
assignments.
Hamtramck will need 500 volun'
teer fire wardenS. she said, &c
patrol the 100 subdivisions which
will he controlled by a centralized
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

The Fighting Mans Friend IS
an information aid TO men IN
the service and their relatives
and TO men about TO enter the
armed service of the United
States. Questions submitted TO
the Fighting Mans Friend will
be answered only in this col
unn. No answers will be gwen
by telephone or mail
Do NOT write asking in what
classification you will be placed
by your local draft board or
whether you viii be granted de-
ferment. These matters are en-
ureIy in the hands of the local
draft boards.
+. b. B.. Q-I am a boy Fl since
last October / live on farm
and also work in a creamery. My
father needs my help badly as
help IN the farm work and on the
financial end. Have ! a chance for
defcrmcnt and If not can ! still
enlist when find l have TO so?
A-You should take up your
case UP with your local board il
dcferment is desired. II has full
authority to act in such cases. You
still can enlist at any time before
you are called in quota.
TIMES READER: Q-I rar
away from home about II years
ago and changed my name anc
have since been married and have
a child and have bought property
under the assumed name. VIII
have to register in my prese
name or the one given me al
birth?
A-You must register under the
name you ARE now known by.
MRS. II. N: O. My son wa
born on Jan. %, 1922 Must b'
register on February Is?
A He must register as he vii
he 20 years of age before the Feb
ruary is registration date.
FRANCIS q Can a man il
the National Guard OF Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Dance 10 Raise
Bomber Fund

As protest against tho
slaughter OF marines on Wake Is.
land. the Greater Detroit Detsch'
ment OF the Marine League today
announced plans for a dance al
Convention Hall February al
proceeds TO 60 TO The Detroit
Times Buy a Bomber" campaign
The dance. 10 be open 10 the
public. will be directed by Com
mandants Joseph J. Karol Of De
troit, Archie Ia Beau OF Wyan-
dotte, Ernie Barker OF BEDFORD
and Mark Loverix OF Dearborn
Detroit Adjt. Charles Nellan has
composed a theme song for the
dance entitled, Remember Wake
Island"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
The Fighting Mans Friend
Draft Defernnent
UD to Local Board

five and one-half years who has a
wife and child who need his sup
port be released from service?
A-This is case which would
be handled by the commanding
officer of his regiment who would
be the proper authority for him TO
apply for a release.
MRS. WORRIED: @ Ny hus-
band has had two defermcntS due
10 my being physically unable to
earn a living. the last one for six
months. Will they take him away
leaving me without means OF sup
port?
a Your case is one for the
draft board 10 decide They Judge
such cases on their merits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
BOWIerS' Idea
For Each Miss They Pay
Bomber Fund a Cent

The Night Owl Bowling League
directed by Roy c. Smith, automo-
tive engineer, has figured out a
novel way 10 raise money for Tho
Detroit Times Buy a Bomber
Fund
Under the plan" Smith OK
planned when you're bad, you're
very good"
The league pays cent into the
bomber fund for every miss made
Last Saturday lois misses were
chalked up The bomber fund was
made richer by Sl0.lS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
All Of Crew Saved
Off Wrecked Ship

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J., Jan
10 INS).-All hands aboard the
3 .35S-ton United Fruit freiChtcr
San Jose, which sank Is miles of
Atlantic City after colliding al
most hcad-on with the ncwly-bullt
7.6O0-ton Santa Elisa Of the Grace
Line. were believed safe today.
Six men. feared missing earlier
were brought into a nearby port
by a rescue craft Previously, three
vessels were reported 10 have
picked M 81 members Of the San
loses crew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
BUY a BOmbeT-
Barkley Favors Jewish Army

CLEVELAND. Jan. 10 (UP),-
Senator w. Barley CD) Of Ken
lucky endorsed the request Of the
National Conference for Palestine
last night for the creation of a
Jewish army 10 fight under its
own banner and said the Jews
prefer 10 fight under their own
flag because II has been a symbol
Of human liberty and justice for
( 600 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
us. Auto Tax Stamps
On Sale in Branches

With 10000 already sold AT the
main post office since Wednesday.
federal auto use tax stamps went
on sale today In all Of the city's
postal branches.
The stamps, costing 500 each,
must be displayed prominently on
each car before February / and
will expire July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
BUY a Bomber
Train Kills Brakeman

Joseph p. Lacey. 81, OF $40
Abbott street. a brakeman for the
Pere Marquette Railway was
killed when he fell beneath the
wheels of a switch engine in the
railway yards at the foot OF
TWenty-frSt street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
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