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Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Pecan Sauce

GINGERBREAD WITH pecan
sauce is a tasty dessert idea.
Make the pecan sauce by COM
bining l tablespoon margarine,
/ tablespoon cornstarch, a cup
water and "a cup molasses.
Cook until thickened. and add
/. cup chopped pecanS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25

Russian marmot, durable
rich mink blend in this bel
and tuxedo front. Smart de-
tail is achieved via the pleated
yoke back that releases into
full box swing =. Sl79.
For shopping information
call Joan Dean. CH. $500.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square. Detroit, /, Mich.
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uAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY & UIDE and LUCKY
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Hicksboro News
by MRS. ]. ID. KNOTT

Mr.. ard Mrs. J. H. Knott. their
daughters, Arlene, and granddaugh-
ter, Shirley, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Knott Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Woody and Miss Flor
enc Woody spent Su, day :rtcrnoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Woody.
Mrs. Flora Clark spent few days
with her son at Apex last week.
All who attended services at Is
land Greek last Sunday enjoyed the
sermon very much. There were sew
cral visitors present ard they are
alW Us welcome.
The Island Creek baptismal scrv-
ice will be held in the Stovall Bap-
tiSt church Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
DIckcrSon. VINO live below Hcndcr-
son. spC I Sunday with them.
We regret very much that Mrs.
Monte Norwood is i'm Sucn Il serious
condition. She is unable TO take food
now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
More Workers Urgently
Needed To Roll Bandages

An urgent appeal for assistants in
working up the August quota OF
Red Cross surgical dressings was
made today by Mrs. b. a. Scott.
chairman of the work. She directed
attention 10 the very small number
OF helpers who had reported this
week since the dressing room has
been open following receipt of a
large shipment Of material. and after
being closed for several weeks be-
cause of delays in shipments.
Mrs. Scott said that the average
for the several daily periods this
week was only two people. She
asked whether or not the people of
the community wish 10 support the
dressing room. and if they do to let
it be kaown by their cooperation
and their services.
It's hot in the work room. but not
nearly so hot as one the battlefield
Mrs. Scott said. Moreover. an cleo
trio fan has been provided and ice
water is available for workers. The
fan was loaned by the Catholic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Miss Harris Gives
Party on Birthday

MISS Irene Harris celebrated hCr
:wCu,y-iIT.t birthday recently al hcr
nom" on the Wa.kiis road. .!Ianv
outdoor games were played and en-
joycd by those present
Guests were invited into the din
ing room and were served lemonade.
cakes. ANDY, and peanuts. The birth
lay cake was decorated in pink and
white with cups. plates, and nap
klnS 10 match.
Many lovely gifts were received.
Guests were: Miss Harris, Mrs.
Edna Chandler. Sarah Matthews
Matte Hicks, Josephine Hicks. FRAN
COS Rose. William Tallcy, Jr.. Carl
Williamson. Ruby Harris. Raymond
paymtcr. Hazel Harris. Carolyn
Harris. Peggy Harris. George Breed
love, Beth Brccdlovc. iIaion As!icy.
Hazel WOudlivf, Dorothy King, Car
rio Mickey Glover, Kathleen Brooks.
Thomas Fuller, jean Tallcy. Edgar
Tallcy. Ray Crews. Jr.. Gertrude
Hall. Mr.. ami Mrs. JIC Edward.
Henry Lee Riggans. l'oryld Ice
Chandler. Willie Brooks uril,Ggnnrx
GrCcnway, Mrs. Kenneth Grccnway.
! Phyllis GICCnway. Mis-. Arthur
King. James Howard King. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Harris. Junior Harris,
Verncll Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Riggans. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran!:
Harris. Wilbcrt Harris, Glenn liay-
riS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Hatson Discusses Mortgages
AS Investment Securities


lSHltiiI 'cu :..:'! Page One)
follow the crowds and srI ur a..
Mhcel wien p.Ic,s are al lnt ion r,,C.
SCI OH MHtu ..Cy are al Tn. :,,:Iu,,
lAosC, no" v,tT. VINO VIII sc; IN "a.
HhceI ana shy on, through hIr.,
PrIcvS ana los prices. WIN uyi -
per cc' / m'ucSt, Il lair prom and
lcdSOtl-Dly sUcu..ty."
Baiik> May Bc Wrong
Just nuW New rngILni i,r,,Ir .,,.,,
much disturbed ABOUT NOR ,ro"r.
when were The prime and .a,rS' 7Y,-
Ncstincnt WaCu 1 vas Il box. s,r,.,.
thSi inuCh %. The mortgage pyn,r..S
ma" uclCrIo!diCd ana the uJnris rY,',.
oeeii Competed. by timId nd shrr.-
Sisl'eu directors, TO force iorcc,n,-
urcs: As a result, mucn Irui r,;.,,,
Sun DC purchased at 80 10 40 nor ron,
y! INC assessed values. and. OF cntIr.,
az icSs IMAM TIC NOR. gage. | am IN
Cihieu now 10 WC..dcr IL these nnr..
directors my "Ut now be q, vr,,,,,
Al lhclr Juuge ui mortgages : ,prV
were IN tnCI JGd3C OF Id.Iryui ro,,'i.
Wnch they sJld tnem at aIl-;,nc inv.
prices. '''''e ~"
lncrc is do reason why both fine
real estate m..kct jr.d the l,,rIp,rr
MAJ kct Shoatu not have ms and
GOWNS like stock prices. cpuimnni,,
prices and even employment. In
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

fact, when employment and VICES
are al an all-timc higlI-as at pres
exit IS sure bet that the tide will
turn ana run out some me liter
World War III. Hence, those who
now quit pcdcotime jobs, JuSl to get
more money 1T war jobs, are m. king
big mistake. Those VINO are now
taking losses on mortgages may be
making similar mistakes,
What About Initiation
Recently the U. $. Treasury statcI
1t spent $4,000, 100000 during The
fiscal yer ending June 30. l9I3.
This is ten times what il spends in
peacctlmc. TWQ-thirds OF ms SAT- =.
UO0,UOO,OOO) has been paid for nv
prlnts.g government bonds. This i
!ltlle different from printing green
packS.' This great initiation OF tho
currency should surely make il ems
'lcr lor people 10 pay of MORTGAGES
during lie few good wears foIIowino
the war If they Will have se,,so
I! ouSh 10 do 50. In the meantime
new houses and new office bu,Idings
re not being built, except for war
needs. wei
ms Coming Initiation is. however.
nv " icdSo.' iof investors - take on
more mortgages. mad mucn ra;hcr.
~" invest III good s;UcKs or in pro-
nN.''S' Aforementioned real estate.
i,"''">' however, cannot .Ow Duy
~ Oh re-! estate a, investment.
lhey are confined 10 mDrig &C.,
noii"S ana commercial pupc.. Unucr
AGsc conditions l feel tHal-a3 a
i'ic-l IS i mistake fol banks f.
."he losses ON mortgages al this
t;"lc. but, banks SHOULD remember
ma currency initiation USUALLY
IN EeS II easier for borrowers 10 pnv
tHc interest and principal of NOR
S@gcs now ou;Sta: ding.
Inc temptation to Speculate
:. never borrowed Il DOLLAR III m,
l!lC ana usUa!ly rIul.ns nv irvCs.
mentS 10 good bonds and ire t.s,rr-
aicc stocks. | h3MCvcr. was severely
tempted To take i little flyer" lasr
Week. was offered p-rt of tnc
equity Of S3,5oU,DnU IN one OF the
pc'' Office buildings in Boston ior
les lh;n Two CCnia &. the u,iIIr.
Inc land and building cost over So
uuu'uol ana IS Il sCSScI for about ST.
o'o'ooU. 1t has i FIRST mortgage ON
II i'r les team S2.uuO,0OO. YET. II
proper MAS DcmI oilc:cG. s;Iui,.:
/" tn m'.t2aSc. on the basis O.
~ S9"'nGO-a shri.lkagc If 81 re!
cchi ct ~. tie original s,ocknn.G-
ofS pad. !; Is true person nl!rh;
lcSc al! re pts INTO sucn Il p,rcals..
even on MS mUcl-dcrlat2d bas.s. ,
rScn%n!@ci / IS Il rank sDcc..a,:au.
iui l q" q forget WAT my father.
used 10 rEcac! tu me here IL Gloucrs-
lIf aod%t tIc business wheels con
mt IL revolving.
In most ui tAc large cite of this
country similar opportunities for
profit, O: loss, exist. Il Is im3os,r.
Gle Tor ms T. give any advice az.
p!lcabi2 10 any diViiua! propcfiIc.
ar ci.tcS, put this mucn ] will saw.
Many mortgages which arc now
looked upon as q! Little value will be
PAID III iuii wren Imitation GET, 90
ing n h!&a speed. Foolish re those
who nccG."ssly sacrifice MORTGAGE;
ar real Csta,c 4; tins time L less nc
money Is immediately rcinvcs;ca m
properly selected socks which arc
i"aSrnably sure 10 double or triple
| IN ValTc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

ncniaS.
Mrs. Brcnnrr i the ch-:ilm..
daughter of Mrs. JOha S:uvall Row
Slcr and The lat" Mr.. Register. 81
Henderson. She IS Il graduate of the
University Of Maryland ScluHI e..
Nursing, Baltimore, Md, ard n-lu.
public health nursing certificate ui.,.
Il. ). degree from the University uI
Michigan. Al present she is cuucd
tIonal director. department OF heath.
III Durham. whc!c size has lived i.t
ihc past several years.
MI. Bremen is ;hc son of MIR. ana
Mrs. Harry BrCnuCr, Of New York
CITY. lie Is graduate Of the Massu-
ChuScttS Institute OF Technology.
Cambi ldgc, Mass. tic did puSi-9rau-
uatc work at NJ. !. I. and the Cu!ifOr-
MIA Institute of Technology. pasa
den. He has been engaged in geo
physical ard mining exploration H.
the United States and Mexico anC
IS now stationed in Washington.
immortality following the CERT
mUny the couple LEFT on a wCddnn
tIlp. Upon their return they win
mike !hrir home in Washington.
No announcements have been is
sued.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Miss Lucy ROyster And
Morris Bremen Marry

The marriage oi Miss I.Ecy hoy
StCr, Oi Henderson ana DIriaiu iO
Morris BrCnnCr. of New iurH City.
WAS SolcmTiHCd in ii prIyat" cvrC-
mony al the home uf ,hc hrid" o..
Andrews avenue al 5 O'Clock We'd.
ncSuay afternoon. july ~. Inc hCN .
L. N. Gardner, pastor of the bride.
WaS the officiating minister.
The VOWS were Spo!;cn in tic
spacious living room which WIS
beautifully decorated with white
bridal flowers. Tall arrangements OF
white glac;ioIi and lacy fern formed
Il lovely setting for the ceremony.
The couple entered the lWIn,;
room together. The bride was at;ircu
in Il dress of powder blue crepe with
white accessories. Her only Urna-
mcnt was Il silver handmade brooch,
Il gift from the groom. and 1T her
shoulder she wore Il curSHGC of gal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

the A. and East then Cashcd the
dummy's other three spades. That
made only SIX trick. for him. how
ever. and when he then led q dia-
mond the defenders took the other
tricks with top cards. setting him
one.
Where heart was LED to the A
and returned to the *. then a
shift made to clubs. the declarer
got the same two tricks in clubs
ana four III spades. plus on" which
had been set up for him i'll hearts.
In other words. the leads away
from heart honorS proved costly.
as they generally Il" except when
setting up some long cards.
One dcC!arcr was beaten after n
heart lead to the y because North
switched at once to a club. His
side therefore set up low club
tricks before East could establish
che in hearts. So tn" defenders
there took one trick ~ 21uGey ind
Two III each other suit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Bridge Party Given
Miss Mildred Perry

AS compliment to Miss Mildred
Perry, Dride-cl of thi, week, n.I.;.,
Elizabeth Shaw entertained Wcuncs-
day evening at bridge followed 0y
a miscellaneous shower.
Upon their arrival at 6 O'Clock al
the Shaw home guests were Invi'co
mo The living room, ;t;raclllciy
decorated WITH arrangements ml
gladioli, and they began play. Ate!
several prom C$SinnS Mis-; Lon Ndnin..
was awHTt.rd high score prize md
Miss Alma Dixon won the prize .nr.
low score. Mrs. Jack Erwin was win
ncr Of the prize in "Cimmic".
The guest list included the follow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

church.
MIR. Scott said that hundreds of
women in tho community have very
little to do AID fcw du,.rS of home
life, and have plenty Of time TO
assist IN making these bandagc>. and
said she thought it was their obli-
gallon to help. She though, it was
neither fair ECr right for Il very few
people to do all the work and others
do nCne.
A total of $4,000 dressings must
be made up during August if the
local chapter is TO meet is quota.
Mrs. Scot, announced. She cmpha-
SHcd that She appreciated very
greatly the services oi those who had
helped and had been faithful
throughout. but WIS not salts led
with the general RESPONSE on the
part of the community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

ing: Miss Mildred Perry, Mrs. Earl
Sa,tcrwhIic, Miss Althca Ferry. Nj.
Alma Dixon, Mas, jack Erwin. of
Durham, Mis- Mamie Smith, Miss
kaEi-I Macun, Miss Polly Mcintyre.
Mrs. j. {. Tinncil, Miss Jewel smith
Mi" Agnes n:iS ian, Mrs. J. II.
Hicks. il, Mi: Becky Mill, MIS-
Lou Adams, Mis- Ruth Allen, Mrs.
Hal EiSsctt, and Mrs. Vcrnam Perry.
n .alad pIa'2, with iced icn, was
served 1T tic conclusion Of ric mis-
cc!iancnt;5 shower presented Miss
Perry. Mrs. Ch2rI" DrvI.. MIs. \. Il.
Perry, Miss Tempe DAVIS. and Mrs.
i. l.. Dale j,lnCd the ether guess
Tor refreshments
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
observation-disclosures
Bride OF Joseph Furr

IN On informal ceremony perform
"a 'hlS afternoon at o'clock in
I,uke chapel, Durham, Miss Emma
Battlc Smith, daughter vr Mrs. John
wright Smith and the late Mr.. Smith
OF henderson, was united i'm mar
rage to Joseph Strong Furr. son OF
Mr.: and Mrs. F. l. Furr. Of Char
lotte. The Rev. John T. Wavland
was the officiating minister. OnIy
members Of the two families and u
low close friends were present.
a program of nuptial music wos
rendered by L. II. Broadhead. or
HahlSt oil Duke university. His scl2c-
Mons included Ave Maria. II Love
You Truly. BECAUSE. and The ira
oiliGnal wedding marches.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

Mnilc" please mike m" a S:;i, like
sisters! How Cf'"n havc you heard
TN I? Marian M"Y;;a Pattern g44f
with IL chic, wc!!-3;,img Iacxci, IL.
new !rC-t and ba"i plaats is ius.
VII l she want. Try il in twcca
imi%i;'rc O. flannCl. There's a step
b,-stCp Sew Chart included I, Ins.n,
you success.
Pattern 94f& MAJ he ordered i,
girls sizes 6. g. 10. - and it. Sizt
~ requires ;wo y"rGs finch.
SEND SlHrt.EN GEMS IN tam,
Tor This Marian Martin pattern
Mr,lr plainly SUE. NAME. AID
IRESS and STYLE NUMBER
send vow order Ia Daiiv D,sD;,icb
I'hit"rn Department. 232 W l8ib 6,
Now York. v Y
brraIIS" IF ~" Slnwnr>s of IA.
mails. delivery Of our patterns ma,
TAX" few dnvs ,ryr, ;,,.,r ,,,,,,',
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Theatre, Supper Party
E011OrS Bridgs-EZect

Misses Jewel Smith and Mildred
Perry, bridcS-Clcct, were entertained
on Tuesday at an original theatre
and supper party. The hostcsscs.
M!s. Earl Sa,terwhitc and Mrs. j.
(. Pinrcll, greeted their guests al
Tie home Of Mrs. Sattcrwhitc on
Clark street. The honOrceS, under
the impression that everyone wUulu
come a;tircd in shorts, arrived to
find, much 10 thci chagrin, the en-
TIRE part dressed 10. me street
They We're presented amusing cor
Sagcs of SunllOwCrS tea with loud
plaid 'ibbnmS.
After "rc-drcssi'1" the bridcs-to-
be, the par" movcL 10 the Embassy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
ONE CAN BE AN ENTRY

AS BETWEEN two four-card
tuits. for an opening lead agains,
No Trump contract. the choice
should usually fall upon the one
which does not contain an ace or
king. Keeping that card on the
side may make it a valuable re-
entry for bringing in a card which
gets established in the weaker
suit. If you lead the stronger suit.
II usually has to do all of its own
work. with no help from the other.
which contains no card likely to
lie rc-entry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

theatre To sec The More the Mcr-
rlcr', whicn further added TO the
.pIlI' Of lcrIt%. After the show, the
hos.cS'cS cnlc.tIincd at Il dcIignt,ui
supper parry ii the White House
Restaurant, the honorccs' pl Cos be-
ing ma.:.cd Win Hllracl.Ns G...>.
Chests IDr the evening w,rJ: N,is.,
Mildred Perry. Miss Jewel :;mn..
Ntiss Pony "Iclntyrc, Miss Altnc;
Perry. Miss Bccby Mill, Miss AIM,
DiNon. MiSS Lou Adam. AllSs,.s
Margaret ana Vera :;ni,h. A.i;s
Frances :,atie.WhIi-, Miss EllHaEC /.
SHAY, Mr.. y. {. 3rmmun Air..
Venom Pony, and NIrs. jack Ery, i.i.
of Durham
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
SOCIETY NEWS
EXULTANCE.

hear the sea gulls screaming on
the lea,
Driven inland by some storm at sea
look, but cannot find them as they
come,
Their wheeling bodies stark against
the sun;
But can hear them laughing, shout
ing, jeering,
Till all of space between the earth
and sky
Is filled with their entranccd, exul-
tant cry.
Nancy Loring
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

For her wedding the bride wore a
Dress OF pink with black accessories.
Her ccrSagc was of orchids.
After short wedding triD the
couple will reside nj SIS Holloway
street, Durham.
The following announcements
have been issued:
Mrs. John Wright Smith
announces the marriage q. hcr
daughter
EnmH Battle
MIR. Joseph Strong Furr
lhurSday. the twcnty-nin'h OF July
Nineteen hundred and ror;v-th.c..
Duke Chanrl
Durham, North Carolina,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Here Yesterday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Armficld
and son, q! Fayetteville. spent yes
tcrday here with relatives. They
were accompanied horne ny Mrs
NrmlicldS brother. john Register.
who will visit them for few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
-. ICiaH: i,c:".

~. lJg) -. Il. rcaSuc. L. :. :. g..
- '.'. s,.j,... n'!s wee. 81 49,. ,nc
Ny. (. Il. Eli. ii. league h..f .v-
"c'HiN r~ti;r!@t i.uIi Si.l,cu martins
90 ~" s'lHh"c>, i;,IIr ANA
now serving an assignmcn; with In,
Atlantic fleet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Visit Musicians.

Mrs. j. a. Poythrcss, Of Mobile.
Ala, and Miss Barbara Poythrcss,
of Jacksonville, Fla, arc visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Mustian on Rowland
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
From Spartanburg

Judge c. c. Wychc, Mrs. Wychc
and their daughter, of Spartanburg,
S. c., visited Mrs. Glenn e. Wolfe,
of Dabncy, Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Mrs. Manning Here.

Mrs. I. X. Manning, of Roanoke
Rapids, Is the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Frank Harris, at their home on Tur-
nCr avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

'Dcalcr: North. Both sides vul-
ncrablc.)
North East South West
iaSs Pass Pass "A
Pass INT
This deal got into several diff
1ercnt contracts in a duplicate.
with a number of l-No TRUMP
contracts bid as shown. Sound
leading paid dividends in a pccu-
mar way. Where South opened his
club 4. to save the heart X as n
possible rc-entry. East took that
trick. fncsscd the SPADE 10 and
wen the Q to the Q. North re-
turned the club 10. knocking out
Distributed by King Z
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Continues fiji.

Friends of Miss Virginia Aycock
will regret to learn that she con-
.inues i'll at her nome in West End
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

icchhIcal -. Matthew G.. HnJc,.
.. ~ 81 t.m'Y iiurd, r"Nr.. Ic,,unc;.
'''aHE .:!&H. al ~ spc,irm, H.
81 l"HSi he viii III; me ;ui 40
.uIIy. :"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

North Carroll as 1881 900 hcns pro
nuc"d 633 million eng, duriug The
first half of 1913. II va had some
ham, We could nave ham and Crps "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
In Petersburg,

Mrs. {. r. Spruill and daughter
Edith, arc. visiting Mrs. Spruilr.
grandmother in Petersburg, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
, So il iiD-cu 80

"TE. (. 4. l.! hl>y lr1: yc i.:tir,
'"i f'"'"i-,.. -. c. w..v.. ,:,c y,I
Hhh h,r Brother. x. l.. Ct.!.,.. I'm,
IirS. CEIn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29
Here Yesterday

HENfC ENotCIUUN
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Anderson. OF
Richmond, Va, spent yesterday IL,
the city as the guests Of Mrs. l.. w.
lIobgoud.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

10" li"IrS-lSrrv InH More,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

MODERN C0llET & MACHINE CO.
4ot sALLioTTE, Ec0RSE
NATIONAL SHEET STEEL co.
$4,000 LYNDON no. As40
pAlMER.BEE CO.
DETROIT, MICH.
QUEEN CLEANERS and OVERS
2l23.21 JAY ST. FItIroy 400
RELIANCE STEEL CORP.
DETROIT DIVISION 1910 JOY RO.
SAUL KATE CONSTRUCTION co.
24s3 National Bank Bldg. Ca $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

The enemy will strike Unexpectedly the enemy will strike at night
When the lights Of the cities dmmed-ben the cities
seepng the bombs will fall Americans expect compromise
with tolerance and kindness when hate greed and brutality decide
strike the heart Of the Of democracy Detroit must be
prepared for bombing attacks aimed at dupns destroying
great factories civilian morale not for moment
relax efforts not for day forget this om
threat lives the lives Of loved homes
factories glorious United Statesl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

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100 e. ALExANDRIhE Temple t.1ssg
United Dairy Workers, Local No. 90
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CADILLAC sose
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