davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Births Reported

Paul and katherine Auth. boy.
snowdeai and Lora Barnes, boy.
Warren and MarJa1ie Berge... Eir,
Jerome and Jessie peuchers, bog.
Carl and Virginia Bishop. girl.
Donald and ursel Blsnton, boy.
William and Leila Bondurant. boy.
Ralph and Mayme Brandt, airl,
Raph ss ana md Jfsnns pon.sts n1oEnns Enosk s bay
William and Kathryn Burkett, girl
Robert and Margaret Burns, boy.
Fletcher and Marie Byron, boy.
Mormsu and Faith CLARK, boy.
vito and Josephine cortese. girl,
leonard and Bettye Cundin,. girl.
Philip and Frances GUSTS. boy.
EDWARD and Louise DeHart. boy.
James and Rosa Dyer. boy.
KsSsrt and Tvs Ellis. s. boy. s.'' W.
Wilaam and Jennie Elliton. girl.
Eugene and cstnerine Fohner, boy.
samuel and Ruth Garrett. BOY.
Howard and Marjorie Hardy, boy.
heH.s ana ana Andsss iass..b heaan asanef soy girl
Leonard and Esther Honick, girl.
Walter and Jean Hurley, boy.
Wsrd and Anne Hussey, boy.
eugene and Audrey Kerns. boy.
Charles and Elsie King. boy.
Andrew and Wanda Kirk, girl.
Francis and Agnes Knight, boy.
Gene and Margie Lucchesi, girl.
William and Margaret Miles, girl.
Tnomas and Nancy Moore, girl.
lanes and Lorraine Morgan. boy.
William and Irene Morrow, boy.
Chester and Marjorie Moye. girl
Paul and Margaret Nern, twin boys.
Curtis and Dorothy Oakley. girl
Gilbert and Mary ogline. girl.
zsrs and Margaret Patterson. girl.
Norris and Ann Pincus, girl.
Richard and Kathryn Pollock, boy.
G;s,,ss GGs;SsTss e, and Patrick Powell, boy:
Astor and Mary Rotenberry, boy.
oliver and Elanor Shaw. girl.
John, tr:, and Elva Shelton, boy.
' James ana ND Mary hslsh slant, sa1F' sirls RGs'
James and Gloria stresky, girl.
Hal. .jr., and Janeile stubbs, boy.
Robert and Sarah Terry, girl.
Paul II, and Lille Belle, WEIGH, bo
James and Elizabeth Wueste, girl.
Hfby. and Mildred Blackwell, boy.
Bradley and Mary Brittian, girl.
tTank ana Daisy Burch. boy.
William and Leola Davenport, girl
Samuel and Mary Evans, boy.
james and Ruth Faile. girl.
leroy and Dorothy Ford. girl.
Inward and Alice Guilbert, boy
Pbtterson and Johnny Henderson, boy
Rercy and Fannie Love, girl
Herman and Ella Mitchell, boy.
joseph and Mary Mason, girl
Ionman and Cordelia Murray, boy.
Jnhn and Mary McManus, boy.
George and Bernice Perry, girl.
Ahadiah and Mary Person, boy
William. and Juanita Ringold girl.
LEONARD and Geneva Ross, boy.
Jeseph and Annie Simpson, gffl
Wilbert and claudette Smith, boy.
Clarence and Essie Walls, girl
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Melvin stradford. 45, 1133 5fh st.
Lawrence Davis. Al. 1926 27th st. sc.
Joseph =. Brown. 30, 1873 corcoran 1t.
Mary Parker. ss5. siI5 X st. sw.
James T. Keith. 33. 1886 Kenyon 1t. NV
Ann NJ. Ellis. 33, IL Cue Sc. ne.
Louise 3. Linonin. 81. zoo y st. NV
Louise 9. Ford, a6 339 Elm St NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

At sea level, water boils at 2l2
degrees Fahrenheit, but at 10000
feet it will boil at 1856 degrees.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Retail Sales Remain
Ahead Of Last Year
ey the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July 11.-Clearance
sales and last-minute Fourth of July
shopping lifted sales volume in the
week ended Wednesday to the high
level OF the preceding week and to
10 per cent ahead of the correspond
ing week year ago, Dun & Brad
street reported today.
Mark down sales stimulated con-
sumer buying of seasonal lines of
summer dresses and mems light
weight suits sold we'll. There was
brisk demand for sportswear, blouses
and lingerie. Fabrics and dress trim
mings were popular. Mems and wo-
mems shoes moved we'll but acces-
sorry sales were confined principally
to white bags and gloves.
Branded household appliances
continued to be in demand, paint,
redecorating supplies and building
materials were purchased readily.
and household and lawn furniture
sales were high. Automobile supplies
and certain types of hardware re-
mained scarce in some areas.
Food stocks were abundant and
sales were steady at high levels.
Consumers bought considerable sup
plies of picnic foods. cold cuts. dairy
products and soft drinks. Sales of
fresh fruits and vegetables declined.
Frozen foods were plentiful and
large quantities of baby foods were
sold. There was good demand for
meats, fish and poultry.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Stocks Continue Rise;
Records for Year Set
BY Industrial Issues
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK. July l1.-Persistent
demand for steels and special issues
today put the stock markets indus
trial average at another new high
for the year although selling on the
lengthy upswing restrained many
leaders.
Dealings speeded up in the fore
noon but tapered as offerings ap-
peared. Extreme advances running
to 2 or more points were reduced
in most cases near the fourth hour
with assorted losers in evidence.
At peaks for 1947 were American
Smelling, Union Carbide, Western
Union "a" Socony, Gulf Oil, Shell
Union Oil and st. Regis Paper.
Ahead the greater part of the time
were United States Steel, Bethlehem,
youngstown Sheet, American Roll
ing Mill, Chrysler, United States
Rubber, International Harvester.
Caterpillar Tractor. Du Pont, J. c.
Penney, Colgate -Palmolive, Pub
ticker. Monsanto Chemical and
Homestake Mining. Increased quar-
terly payments lifted Reynolds To-
bacco "B" and Byron Jackson. Rails
were narrow.
Bonds steadied.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Business Briefs
Money in Circulation declined $46

Money in Circulation declined $46,-
OOc 900 in the week ended July 9. to
total of $28 1868 600, ,000.-Federal
Reserve Board.
Department Store Sales increased
go in the week ended July over
the comparable week last year
Federal Reserve Board.
The Treasury, in debt reduction
move, will pay off In cash about
5000 O00, 900 of a 81 3O0,000,000 issue
Of 91-day bills maturing July II. 1t
invited offers for $1,100,000000 in
new s1-day bills to replace those not
retired.
United States Rubber Co. will take
over operation of the Governments
45.00o-ton synthetic rubber plant at
Berger, Tex, and cease operation Of
the synthetic rubber plant at Los
Angeles.
Steel Production in the first half
OF l347 set peacetime record OF
42,2g7. 800 tons, almost double that
of the first 1889 half. The sum COM
pares with 27333,921 tons in the
first half OF 1916, which was af-
fected by steel and coal strikes
American Iron and Steel Institute.
New York Stock Exchange will re-
sumo Saturday trading October 4.
Louisiana Oil Producers are set
ting up a cooperative plant in Rich
land Parish to extract 10000 gal
Ions Of gasoline day from natural
gas.
Brown-Forman DistilIers Corp.
reported net income for the year
ended April 80 of SIS. 49,. 1886, or s9.74
a share, VS.. s2,144,471 or 1851 the
" yean before.
Hosiery Shipments in May
amounted to II ,269.315 dozen pairs,
VS.. 13,404,35l dozen pairs In the
same month last year.-National As
sociation of Hosiery Manufacturers.
Acetate Rayon Yarn Shipments In
June totaled $500 900 pounds, a de-
crease of 27T from May but 40
above June, 1946.-Textile Economics
Bureau ::
National Petroleum Council. pre-
dieting severe oil and gas shortages
next winter unless production of
tank cars is greatly accelerated,
asked the Government to set aside
1900 tons of steel a month for the
car-building industry.
General Electric Co. orders for
the first half amounted to s572 2,597 600
an increase of 47ro from the first
1916 half.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July II R,.-salable hogs
5000: total. 5000; market moderately
active and 25 to mostly 80 cents higher
on all weights and sows: top, 26. 25;
bulk good and choice, 17O-260 pounds.
25.5O-26.25: 21O-29O pounds. % .5O-25 90:
pounds !S'oosi Soo IS; sood and '21ose choice
sows under 400 pounds. la5O-21 80;
400-45O pounds. 1sOO-la.50 45O-50o
pounds 16.75-Is.oo; over 500 pounds
Salable cattle. 1900; total 1900:
salable calves. 400: total. 400: very active
numbers In buying trade for all classes:
clearance broad; trade mostly strong to
so cents higher; no strictly choice steers
or heifers here; good to choice light
steers, 1925; comparable heifers. 2s,f5:
most good steers, ~ .0O.29 90; medium
and medium steers and heifer yearlincs
closely absorbed at 11.00-23.5O; cutter
COWS, 14.00 down: common and medium
beef cows. 1500-1 1900; heavy sausage
bulls. 1850: weichty beef bulls, 1900;
vealers. "a 90 down.
salable sheep. 500: total. 1000; fully
steady; good to choice native eve and
wether spring lambs, $3.50 top: few
common and medium sprinsers, IL 90
with No. l pelts. 5000; common to good
shorn aged slaushter ewes, 6.00-7.75:
choice to 500 and possibly above: ma
tive solid-mou.hed breeding ewes, 600.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
N. Y. Bond Market
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Mor&E3 las20Oo 61A
N o T NJ 512s54 100
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NYCHR 3Las ~ 81
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Texas Colp 3s651c6h
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Un Pac gas IS 1o5A
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Wabash 4K4s 81 e4iA
West Md As So 1o3
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Wise Cent 4s 40 ~
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Reserve District No. 5.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
UNION TRUST COMPANY


OF Washington the District
June 3o s47 published call Comptroller
Currency, under Section 521l U. Revised Statutes
ASSETS
l. Cash. balances with other banks including bal
and cash items in of collection S53691323
2 United States Government obligations direct and guar
---.-------- ------------ sos5s4os
notes. debentures ------- ls26le5ls
s. Corporate stocks 3500oOc
Loans ncludng 6668723
T. Bank premises owned s.: 1856 l6015 furniture and fix
1922 447s7337
18264083
H. sO39l
LIABILITIES.
49, Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and
porations 49, ----- ------ - s25o4s4 4227o
Time deposits partnerships corpora
IS Deposits of United States Government 80 26537o5s
49, Total Deposits s4o296,3S582
23 Other liabilities 33924559
a. Total Liabilities - s35
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
IS Capital -
par 81 900 10000
Surplus 2O00oO0Oo
a. Undivided pro6ts 65554218
preferred sock) slo7so32
30 Total CAPITAL Accounts 49, -. -----------
Liabilities Capital sol soss
MEMORANDUM.
81 Assets pledged assigned secure liabilities and for
City Of washington District of Columbia
FLATHER treasurer of the named bank do
statement true to the best OF
knowledge and belief
President Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed this End day Of July ls4
tsealJ JOHN D. WAINWRIGHT Notary Public
My commission expires August Is, 1919
COrrnct
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK July IL 1,.-Dividends de-
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July IL P.-Reports that
the Government had Substantially increased
its buying prices at Galveston and in the
Southwest caused wheat futures prices to
jump the 10-cent-a- bushel limit today
Corn and oats. which had been lower
oarly. strengthened with wheat.
Wheat at Minneapo and Kansas City
also was strong and up the IO-cent limit
At noon wheat had receded slightly
from the high point and wss 634 to ~
2.37ie; corn was up 3 to 4A cents: July.
217A. another. .sll-tine peak, and oats
were up ] W to ga cents: July. ] .O3.
Reports from Kansas City said the Gov
ernment now is paying $2.36Ia for cash
wheat at Galveston. compared with the
old price Of S2.25. The Government track
price At Kansas City rose from So 1oIa to
60 23N the rennrt said
Evening star., 1947-07-11

s. WILLIAM MILLER,
L. P. HARRELL,
L. CLARK BROWN.
A. SCOTT OFFUTT.
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, Jr,
FREDERICK STOHLMAN,
THOMAS C. BOUSHALL,
D. w. ODONOGHUE, Jr..
]. WESLEY CLAMPITT, Jr.,
CHARLES r. WILSON,
Evening star., 1947-07-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK July IL R.-Cotton fu-
lures registered substantial gains for the
fourth consecutive sessions in active deal
:ngs todav. Short covering carried the
a pound which was the highest price for
cotton futures since the 1890 season
when futures hit peak Of 1878 q pound.
Late afternoon prices were. unchanged
10 1.6e bale higher than the previous
close July. 3s.22; October. 54.1e, and
Evening star., 1947-07-11

FOREIGN e:3O
Australia IS So 1olN
Denmark IS AZ S3A
Denmk 4hs 60 9lM
Peru 1st 6s 80 10
NEW YORK CITY
IS so 112zt
DOMESTIC 2:3O
Am T & T 50 56 III
Am T&T EASEL ia
AmT&T gas 30 1oozs
Am T&T 2Nss6 9ek
Amt Tobacco3s62 1904
AmTobacco3s69 A lo5ih
A T s r As 95 1854
AtlCoastL4 Ias641o6iS
Balt&oh 5sM9G 64
Ralt&O5sK20OO 81
B d o cv 90 AoN
B Il OPLE As so -
Beth Stl 2As TO1o2zs
Burl CR&N5s34 -
Can Nat 4Izs51 loest
Can Pac As perp eelh
CentNwEng4s61 II
Cn RR M IS 81. 33
Cn RR M As 81 2eik
Chi&E I Inc 81 3@1A
cow 4las 2O2s 50
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CMStP4 has2044 50
chikNW 41as99 7lN
GRIP 4hzs 52A- 57A
GRIP 4las so 1874
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GRIP RI Is "a 51M
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Ha HarlmRGP4s54 100
Hud Coal 5s ga S5N
Hud&M IF 5s 81 55A
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Evening star., 1947-07-11
Washington Exchange

Capital Transit 1st refundins 4-S1, ,ooC
ss dd0o55h, $1,000 at 1o5' $1,000 at los
washington Gas IS 19so-S3, 900 at 129h
PEOPLES Drug Stores eommon-15 at So
100 at 62
Capital Transit co.-3O at PAN.
WASHINGTON Gas $3.50 preferred-35 al
107R.
Garinckel Ar preferred-2O at %, rs
at 2S.
Garfinckel common. new-1Oo at 1914
Potomac Electric 51aSo preferred-l2 At
Evening star., 1947-07-11

JOHN H. SMALL, III,
EVERETT FLOOD.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON,
ARTHUR MURRAY PRESTON,
G.. W. KAUFFMANN,
JAMES c. ROGERS,
EDWIN A. MOOERS.
w. CAMERON BURTON,
WALTER F. CHAPPELL.
EDWARD L. HILLYER.
Directors.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
N. 7. Curb Market

LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED rssrrys
CHANGED FROM PREYI0IIS CI0EY
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Charter No 13073 Reserve District No A
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
Charter No. 1908.

&AA HQNSAx 1QVSA JUWkAMy
OF wasnson a C. @ in the District Of Columbia the OF
troer OF the Curency under Section 52l1 Revised
ASSETS
l. banks including reserve bal
and cash items of collection
2 United States Government obligations direct
anteed 13s43122oo
oblgatons of States and political subdivisions
T. Other bonds, and debenture
Corporate stocks dncuding s7soooOo stock of Federal
Reserve bank ------- -------- -- ssoosoo
Loans ana (ncudng S29296 27744226
Bank premises owned none furniture and fixtures $loo
Real estate owned other than bank premises
Investments and other assets indirectly representing
premises other 145oooooo
H. Other assets 79S9267
u. Total assets 2779l73s
10 Demand deposits of individuals partnerships
poatons
a. deposits individuals partnerships and corpora
tons 357ss75s7
15 Deposits OF United States Government
IT. Deposits Of banks
lS Other deposits certified and cashiers checks 37373
49, Total deposits $22 o00,764.75
23 Other liabilities
a. Total liabilities s2212s154o4
CAPITAL. ACCOUNTS
25 Capital stock stock, pa1 81 2soooooo
70 surplus 1350O0000
r. Undivided profits
28 Reserves
49, Total capital accounts $3l476329
80 Total liabilities capital 2779I735
81 Assets pledged assigned to liabilities and for
G. H. Pope president of the abovenamed bank
that the above statement the
Sworn to and subscribed
(Sea1) FRANK X. GROSS, Notary Public.
Correct-Atest: STOEvER, w.
W. G. DIsTIER P j. MCMAHON Directors
Evening star., 1947-07-11

Hourly Sales on the Exchange To-day:
II 200 an. 40 900 1900 noon 500 600
100 pm 7eo 600 200 p.m. / o4o 600
fUnit Of trading, 10 shares. in bank
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganised
under the. Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
a Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi-
dend. 4 Cash or stock Paid last year.
PAYABLE In stock: g Declared or paid 30
funds. X Accumulated dividends paid OF
declared this rear.
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ApalL q Iaaousss, Alall, q,

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-22

a esmpletely furnished
k.sa~. so~eing <25. 900. was
Fsessaly Kiven Ia Sylvestre
iIssseva. In Phoenix. Ari-
anna.
The reason behind the
sslt In that the donee Ii the
aniy living Congressional
Medal ef Honor winner i'm
hlA tate.
Apparently. his neighbOrs
aprrseiate the services rem
asssd the nation by this SOL
DIR. They have expressed
their esteem In a way that
wsil mean more tn the SOL
a.er than all the spread.
sawis ovatory. In Congress
nnsi oct. for the next twenty
Yeats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-22
lECALS

IN TEE CIRCUIT COUNT a. THE
ELEvENTH JUDICIAL C1mCU1T
or TINE STATE OF FL0uaOA,
u An ron MONaQE CO1TNTT.
IN CHANCEnkH $50
Case Ne. 1N-114s
Louis EINKEIt HOFE s
T Plnfntiff,
ETHEL FiSKELHoFF.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
To: ETHEL FINKLEHOFE
Belchertown Hospital
sBelcheftOWn. Massachusetts
Won are hereby required to APP
pear to the Hill of Complaint for
divorce in the above STYLED cause
on or before the 18th day of May,
a. p. HAT. otherwise the .al1ega-
tions therein will be taken as conf
This ordes Is It'd he publikhad
once q week for four. consecutive
weeks in the Key West Citizen q
ReMspaper nllhlished in the ffty
Of Key West, Florida.
DONE AMI ORD4RRns this 1lth
deH Of April. A. 2. Is47 I
Clerk at thu Gireuit. (sOurt
Manr0e County. ElnrlC1a.
(sd) FlQrenee F. Sawyer
isdl ALLAN q. rLEAJsE, IN. >
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
apr. 15-2e-29. nAay 8. 1947
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The, Weather
EORECAST

KEY West ana v7eIkfry.- Party
cloudy with scattered afternoon
showers in the area. Moderate
northwesterly Winds today, shift
ing to, moderate southeasterly
Wednesday. Continued warm
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
toni BIT and Wednesday. Few
showers over extreme south por-
ton this afternoon. Slightly
cooler tonight and over north
portion today. Mild temperatures
Wednesday.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Mod
crate winds today, mostly west
to northwesterly. Gentle to mod
crate variable winds tonight, be-
coming gentle to moderate east
to southeasterly Wednesday.
Partly cloudy weather. Few
showers over extreme south por-
ton today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-22
"PUSH.DuTTON"
WARFARE AFAR

Any war in the next
twenty years will be fought
with incorporated bOmhers
and fighters, declares Gen
eral George C.. Kenney,
Chief of the Strategic Air
Forces. who warns the peo-
ple of this country against
exaggerating "push-button''
warfare" notions into a fatal
"Maginot Line" psychology.
II il Just as well to call
attention to the leaps and
bounds being made by
imaginative warriors of the
next conflict. The voice OF
GeneraI Kenney will be re-
membevAl when people talk
ylibly about robot-guided
air missiles that will travel
halfway around the world to
destroy an objective.
General Kenney says that
Il would cost S7,O00,0OO to
produce u guided missile, ca.
pable of travelling 5000
miles, but that In quantity
production. the cost would
be reduced to $270.00O. Pro.
ductiOn. however, is not al
of the serious problems con
uected with developing this
TYNE Of warfare.
Control by radio becomes
increasingly difficult for ev'
ery mile of increased range
according to the General
who says that q 5.O0O-mile
range "looks somewhat fan
tastic" and that there ia dan
GER Of man-made static in
terfering with any effort t.
guide such missiles by radio
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-22

INsTHE GIRCEIT iC0EHT ,Ot' TVS:
Observation-Disclosures ~ ~ y
$50 Ne. IO-aiRl -
DOLPHIN co. 4 Florida
eorrerati"n' STA ''s,,,, n,,,,
ga 80. VS.. :.
MIAMI PARR REALTY a.. "a
COMPANY. etc, ct al. ~,
Defendants
NOTICE TO" APPEAR
IN THE NAME oF'THE STATE OF
70 fT HE DEFENDANTS: MIAMI
PARK REALTY COMPANY. n dis
solved Florida corporation: the
teIest. trustees, or amy other party
against the said MIAMI PARK
REALTY COMPANY; &. DAN WAL
LACE, INC, dissolved Florida
corporations: the unknown assigns.
successors in interest. trustees. ar
any other party claiming by;
G. DAN WALLACE. INC: u. %.
MARGARET p. WALLACE. as sur
viving trustees of e. DAN WAL
LACE. INC. dissolved Florida
corporation. LILLE GRAIN: Ep-
NAaIp RI. \ RAIN, SoutettuiSS n"'"
as II. II. Grain, ii alive, and. "
dead, his unknown heirs. devisees.
legatees. or grantees. and all part
lies claiming interests by. through.
under or against the said EDWARD
n. GRAIN, sometimes known az T..
H. Grain: Mrs. OSCAR GODSoS.
IL alive, and, if dead. her unknown
heirs. devisees, legatees. or gran
tees. and all parties claiming IN
~
the said MRS. OSCAR GOpSoN: all
parties having or claiming To have
any right, title or interest In or to
the property, hereip2fter gescribed.
you End ebSh of S9n are hereby
afdttfied that A SURF has been filed
poration, as plaintiff. against each
of YOU as defendants. In the Cir
cult Court of the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit Of Florida for Monroe
County, In Chancery. for the Pur-
pose of obtaining a final decree
Uuieting plaintiffs title In and I"
those certain pieces. parcels. tracts
County. Florida. and particularly
described as follows:
Lots , and of Block or square
&c, and Lots 3 to 20. both in
elusive. Of Block or Square 81.
all Of GRAMS SUBDIVISION
plat thereof recorded In plat
book l at page ~ of the public
records Of Monroe County. Flor
ida.
You and each of YOU are hereby
severaliy required To file an APP
pearance in said suit with the Clerk
of said Circuit Court at the County
Court House at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida, on the end day al
MAY, I947. otherwise the allegations
Of the hill Of complaint filed in said
cause will he taken as confessed ny
you.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
March 3lst. 1947.
r. ;..,' ,-,..ai' ROSS G.. SAWYER.
.. ..>...... Clerk, Circun Court.
Monroe County. Florida
..rt*."t -. by Alice H.. Saleado
|. ..,. .,.-. Deputy Clerk
W. G: KEMP,
1905 Congress Building,
Miami. Florida.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
> &c.. apr. l-S-l5-22, l941 u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-22

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