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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Elect Officers

ST. PETERSBURG u The
annual convention Of the Assoeia-
ton Of County Clerks ends here
today with election Of officers.
Several proposals were discussed
Friday for a legislative program
which will be drawn up at an as
ISOLATION meeting in jacksonville
June Is.
One especially favored By the
group is legislation stopping the
sale of certificates for delinquent
property taxes to individuals.
This will keep any penalties ana
interest for the county instead Of
an investor, Leonard w. Thomas,
Duval County, said
Thomas said the law allowing
such sales was passed when tax
collections we're poor and county
commissioners needed money for
operating expenses. Now coIIec-
tons are good and these sales
aren't needed. be added.
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MRS. A. -. SILVIER4
RETURNS TO KEY WEsT
liter LONG ABSENCE

After an absence Of two and one
half years. Mrs. A. d. Silviera, ac-
eompanied BY her daughter Mrs.
John B. Morland and seven months
old granddaughter, Michele Maria
MorIand, has returned to her
home in Key West where her SON
inIaw and daughter. 1t. and
Mrs. D. J. nowney have been re-
siding, at 140l White street.
Mrs. Silviera was guest Of
Comdr. and Mrs. Morland while
they were on duty in the Far East
and in California. While en- route
10 Key West. Mrs. Silviera was a
guest Of her sop-in-law and daugh-
ter, Capt and Mrs. c. c. Paden in
New Orleans. la.
Mrs Morland and her daughter
will stay in Key West until July
they win Join Comdr Morland who
is executive officer of the USS
Quincy. IL
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Swin Dance Plans
Are Completed By
Gay0 Hues0 Gr0ft0


Final arrangements for the
swim-dance to be given by the
CayD Hueso Erottp on June IL
we're completed last night at re-
gular meeting of the organization.
Chairman Anshel Rackoff Of the
fund committee announced that
music and dancing would continue
from 5 p I'm. to midnight with a con-
test at 9;45 pm. when the pretti-
est, funniest and quaintest bathing
outfits for both men and women
viii be judged
Judges invited are Capt. &C. G..
Adell, commanding officer Of the
Naval Station. Mayor c. B. Har-
vey, Capt. Bruce E. Bradley. com
manding officer Of the Naval Hos
pital, Joe Pearlman Of the Cere-
bral Palsy Association and Mr..
Sheppard of the Cayo Hneso Grot-
70.
II has been planned that for those
who want to swim showers are pro-
yided 50 that they may change to
dry clothes and continue dancing.
Refreshments will be served.
Norman Kranich and his or
chestra will play for dancing. There
viii be other entertainment.
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IKE. WILLING TO
(Continued From PAGE Onel

tCOnIinueu from rage One)
between the ideologies of East and
West.
The general said he knows of
no panacea to ease world tensions
and only work and sacrifice lay
ahead of the American people in
their quest for peace.
Peace, it's wonderful. . he de-
clared. borrowing a phrase from
Negro Spiritual Leader Father Di-
vine.
He said he could conceive Of
nothing more important than a
secure peace. It would help solve
the nations other problems. in
Guiding budget deficits, tremen-
dous expenditures and initiation.
Though he knows of no easy
way to obtain secure peace, the
general said he would do anything
in his power to attain it.
The news conference lasted 30
~ =
minutes. during which newsmen
asking the questions ranged over
wide variety OF topics.
One wanted to know how the
general would have reconciled Ia.
Dor and industry in the steel
crisis.
The Supreme Court has ruled
and would not quarrel with the
Supreme Court. = he replied.
Asked his opinion on the powers
OF q President in emergencies. he
said Congress has the power 10
declare war and a national emer.
gency,' and also the right TO con-
Ter on the chief executive the right
to act.
Il believe in those circumstan-
ces," he said. that the chief ex.
ecutiye, however. could not be ex-
pected to "sit supinely back and
wait for Congress
Once during the question and
answer period Eisenhower flared
up at q questioner who wanted
TO know his relations with Alger
hiss. former State Department of.
ficial now in prison for perjury.
The questioner asked why Eisen.
mower had Joined an organization
headed by Hiss. who was accused
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MISS EieanUT udIcid piayed piano
solos, "yalse Brillante" and "With
A Song In Ny Heart"
Mrs. Edgar stark conducted an
interesting entertainment in crea-
tive writing which ended in the
form OF several fictitious love stor.
les. The results we're read and EN-
ioyed by the group. A contest was
held which tested the keeness Of
observance Of national advertising.
Winner was Mrs. Fred j. Miller,
Jr., who is visiting here.
Among the gifts the bride-elect
received we're china, silver, linen
hurricane lamps, an electric clock,
silver candlesticks, cocktail nap
kins, and other useful and beautiful
items.
Ice cream and cake we're served
to the guests which included Mes
danes Ralph Rogers, w. H. Bell,
Fred J.. Miller. ST.. Fred j. Miller,
Jr.. Harold Gibson. James Sterling,
T. r. Pritchard. Joseph Brent,
Herbert Pace, Edward Kuhnei,
Henry Sands, Forrest Turner, Earl
Julian, Edgar Stark, Alexander
Warnock. Robert Byron Russell, e.
M. Whitley. j. r. Baillod, Harry
Baker. George Somers, Walter
Price, James Gamble, Daniel Gar
Ella, Ruth Jackson, B. G. Papy. j.
w. Kovash and the Misses Shirley
Papy and Eleanor Garcia.
The guest Of honor is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gibson
Of l401 Pine street.
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Hot Weather
81 The Assoeisted Press


The hottest weather Of the season
continued today over wide areas
Of the country but rain clouds in
dicated some cooling was on the
way.
Friday was the hottest day of
the year IN many areas from the
Rockies to the Eastern Seaboard.
Readings Of 90 and above were
general over the Mid.continent. in
the South and parts of the Eastern
states.
In Detroit heat strike" closed
a Briggs Manufacturing Co. plant.
idling 2,700 workers. ii was 81 in
the motor city, New york,s So was
the seasons top mark as was the
% in Chicago. There we're hotter
spots, however, including 100 In
Dickinson. N. D.. 9S in Bismarck,
n. D., l0l in Preside, Tex, and
100 in Yuma. Ariz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

OF passing government secrets Ia
a pre-war Soviet spy ring.
What's that?" snapped the gen.
eral.
His face flushed and he thrust
his head toward the questioner.
who identified himself as DR..
Emanuel JosephSon, writer and
publisher of book called Rookie
Teller Internationalism.'
JoSephson also questioned Essen
hover on his relations with the
Rockefellers, but the gist of the
question was lost in a general
hubbnb that followed the Hiss
query.
When the Juror died down. the
general said he had met Hiss only
once in his life.
He said he had joined the Car
negie Foundation for international
Peace, had visited its office and
found that Mr.. Hiss was presi-
dent"
That was the only time / ever
saw him." Eisenhower said EN-.
phatieally. 81 never saw him be-
fore or since"
Il do not believe it is necessary
for me to defend myself against
Communism or FasciSm In any
FORM he told his listeners.
At the start OF the conference.
the general spoke Of complaints
that he talked too fast at his meet.
ing with newsmen in Abilene,
Kan.
Anybody has right to shout
slower to me-" he said.
Eisenhower faces a full SEIZED.
ule of meetings with state dele
cations and other top Republicans
during the week he plans 10 STAY
in New York. He win leave at
the end Of next week to keep :
speaking engagement IN Detroit.
where he plans what has been de.
scribed as a major address.
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Petition Sent

TAMPA Up - A petition seeking
wider use of the new drug I.N.H.
has been sent to the State Tuber-
culosis Board by 141 patients at
the Southwest Florida tuberculosis
Hospital here.
calling this drug their sole re-
naming hope for life, the pc
titioners asked why only is of the
approximately ATS persons at the
hospital are getting ii. They
acknowledged the drug is still in
an experimental stage but said
nothing else is doing them any
good.
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Wear
Roundup
By GEORGE A. MsARTHuR

MUNSAN, Korea R-United Ma
tons truce negotiators walked out
on a surprised and baffled"
Communist delegation today after
declaring a 3-day recess in the
deadlocked Korean armistiee talks
without waiting for Red consent.
Irked by Communist insistenee
on daily meetings, Maj. Gen. VIII
liam X. Harrison, told the Reds
that "if you want TO come here
tomorrow you may But we viii
MOI be back until II a. m. on
June IL"
The L. n. Command said later
negotiators win meet again
Wednesday "or at a later date if
the Communists so desire "
Harrison told newsmen although
the Reds insisted as usual on meet
ing daily he did not want 10 listen
TO all that driyel' every day.
For weeks. negotiatoTs have
made no progress toward break
ing the deadlock over how 10 ex-
change prisoners Of war. but tfe
Communists have demanded daiig
meetings which they have used as
. propaganda sounding board.
Harrison said the Allies asked re-
peasedly during Saturdays morn
me session for a s-dsy recess.
Finally Gen. Nam n. the chief
Communist negptiasog. asked far
an unusual afternoon session pre-.
sansshiy TO set Instructions frogn
higher authority
I'VE listened politely To his
(Nam'Sl remarks until Il fsually
beams eTiaEHt be was s;aai.1s
hcping we would back eopyn CD
aar posislsa. Harrlsan SAID. &
told hin TIE ony wag ! ear make
yea believe ne is 70 act walked
cas .
Ii Col Arthur P Eugr. al a
sssisl e. n spskssman. said tse
xaSten exa leA the BED delegates
surprised am1 baffle5
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~~~N& A@NA1~%bS~l EA&AINA III
serve three years. Earl Adams,
Mrs. Edith Moffat, william Kroll.
Sam Lawrence, Mrs. Catherine
McManus, Harvey Sellers, ST., Mrs.
Mary Graham. Lou Smith and
Vance Stirrup,
Board of Director serving for
two years to fill a vacancy. G., r.
Reagan.
Board OF Directors serving for
one year TO fill a vacancy: Rev.
John Armfield.
Other directors who are now sery~
ing on the Board are William Free
man, Mrs. G. B. Harvey. Stuart
Whiting. Joe Peariman, Charles
Taylor, JEFF II. Knight. Jr., Fred
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Truman Nav Run

MIAMI BEACH a8 = President
Truman may seek reelection he
cause Of the Supreme Court de-
cision that he had no power to
seize the steel industry, Sen.
George Smathers .-Fla.) said
Friday night.
Smathers said Mr.. Truman 5
'.dander is up and There's Just
a chance that he may run again. .
The congressman few here from
Washington 70. attend the Florida
Bar Association convention.
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Because" and ooh Promise
Me" were sung by Miss Aleene
Speer, accompanied by organist,
Mrs. Thelma Porch.
The bride wore a white strap
less ballerina length gown with
a lace bolero. Her veil was finger
tip length and she carried bou-
quet Of lilies of the valley and
stephanotis. She was given in
marriage by her father.
The maid of honor, Miss Sylvia
Knowles, wore a yellow ballerina
length gown with net overskirt
and a yellow bonnet TO match.
Her flowers were pink carnations
and stephanotis in a nosegay.
The brides aunt, Miss Faye
TAYLOR, who was one of the
bridesmaids, chose as her dress
a balierina length green Strapless
gown with bnlero and carried a
nosegay Of pink carnations and
stephanotis.
Miss Gloria Knowles. the sec
ond bridesmaid. also wore a bal
lerina styled gown in pink with a
stole 20 match and carried car
nation nosegay.
The best man was Richard God
win, friend OF the groom. Malchon
Z. Gallons and Leroy ]. Ruff
were groomsmen. William Brad
ley was usher.
The brides mother wore a
lavender dress with white ac-
ceSsories with pink rose cor
sage.
The groom's mother. Mrs Otto
Beringer. wtre 8 lavender print
dress with lavender hat and
white accessories. Her cursage
was Of pink roses
A reception for the newlyweEis
was held in the Baptist Church
annex Immediately following the
ceremony with about 50 guests
present. Those who helped serve
were Mrs. c. J. Edwards ana the
Misses Sylvia Knowles ard Meg.
ril Hose Russell.
Tire brides table wss decorated
WITH gsadiolas, lilies aa5 terra A
three.tsercd cake centegcd the
table.
TIE bride attended Key West
High Sctn<I and vas a member
os Noes
Tire Erocm. son ct Mr szS
Mrs Otto BeEsngsr. Clinton.
Germ. was graduated from Nor.
gar High seheol in thst CITY ant
IS now NIth the U. s. Navy.
Fer her travelling costume ire
hzaae cheese white suit with red
aceesorse& TIE couple tefs for as
asn5ss aaats4 honeyna@sn asa
ma oe AZ ssaase as E4s Nl ana
ssss atgez yane rs
TIE o& - taasn veecsa *
geS M &n5 Ms
Otto BeEsngeE. tee gooznx PSI.
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HILL DRAWS FIVE

since his arrest on Feb. Ord until
his transfer to the State Prison.
In lecturing the youth before he
pronounced sentence, Judge Caro-
admonished Hill to keep his prison
record clean. He added that due
to the jury recommendation Of
mercy, he would be glad to sign
ans plea for parole or pardon
provided ual's record at Ralfprd
warranted ii after the necessary
time has elapsed.
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Engagement Told
Mazda Castaneda
To George Garcia

Mr.. and Mrs. Juan III. Castaneda
Of III Porter Place, announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Maida 70 George Garcia.
The gr0cm-to-he IS the Of Mrs
Carmen Perez ol 8D Porter Phase
The wedding date has been set
for sometime in November.
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Miller, George Bonamy, Mrs. Grace
Crosby. Lieut.. Comdr. |. G. COX
roft, Harold Gibson. Kermit Levin,
GlAnn Archer, Ralph Faraldo, J..
Y. Porter, Nv, Paul Sawyer, Hugh
Duggan and c. B. Harvey.
Three Honorary Board of Di-
rectors were appointed to serve the
next year due to their long period
of service with the chapter, Allan
Hampton, Joe Finder and Albert
Carey.
Allan Hampton expressed thanks
from the chapter to Major Dillon
for the splendid work he had done
for the chapter this year.
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CARD or THANKS

During the illness and following
the death Of my mother the late
Mrs. Martha Beatrice Alvarez,
friends and neighbors were most
kind in their ministrations and
most thoughtful in the transmission
of beautiful floral offerings. re-
greet that il is impossible to express
my sincere thanks to each one per-
Sonally, but hope that this express
sion of my appreciation be accepted
in lieu of the spoken word.
MRS. EVA WARNER GIBSON
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DEATH
DOMINGO vTLDosTEGuI


Domingo Vildostegui, SIS, died
in Tampa, Florida, on Thursday
afternoon.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. susanna Vildistegui; one son,
Ernesto; three daughters, Mrs.
Rosario Martinez, Tampa, Mrs.
susanna Diaz, Tampa, and Mrs.
Emma Veliz, Key West; one
brother, Raul. Cuba; and five
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday At 5 p. m, at the chapel Of
Pritchard Funeral Home. Burial
viii be in the family plot in Gity
Cemetery.
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ents, from Clinton, Conn; Mrs.
l.. c. Taylor, the brides grand
mother from Thomasville, Ga;
the brides aunt, Mrs. Jack Ed
wards and sons from Jackson
vile, Fla; Miss Faye Taylor,
bridesmaid, from Miami, Fla, and
Robert Taylor. an uncle of the
bride, also from ThomaSville, Ga.
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Coming Epents
SATURDAY, JUNE T.

SATURDAY, JUNE T.
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church. 729
Fleming street, 1870 pm.
Get Acquainted dance. Fleet Re.
serve Association at the club
house on Front street for mem
bers and guests at 8 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE g.
Play reading committee meeting.
Other Players with suggestions
and scripts or copies Of plays
which may be suitable invited,
5 pm, South Wind Motel on
SinlOnton street, pm.
Circle III Women Of First Pres
byterian Church, meeting home
Of Mrs. ]. w. kovash, COZ
South street. s pm.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority meet
ing, San Carlos School, 8 pm.
Anchor Lodge No 1872, meeting
at Scottish Rite Temple, s pm.
Gold Star Mothers meeting at
v.F.W. Post Home, 7 pm.
Wesleyan Service Guild. W.S.S.C.,
First Methodist Church, an.
mex. 7::30 pm.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, meet.
ing. st. Paul's Parish Hall, 7.30
pm.
TUESDAY, JUNE To-
Dinner mceting. KiwaniS Club
at Collette's restaurant. SIS
pm.
Youth for Chris, Bible Study. 7.s0
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Church. TO Fleming street.
Special general meeting Key
West Players, Barn Theatre. s
pm. one-aet plays. work shop
and play reading committee
discussion.
W.S.C.S of First Methodist
Church regular meeting.
Order Of DeMolay Boys, meeting
Scottish Rite Temple, 7:s0
pm.
Ladies Aux. WV, meeting at
Post Home on Elizabeth St. S
pm.
Sparkling Waters Rehekah Lodge
No. IA. Knights Of Pyshias Hall.
SPIN
Circle One. Women OF preSby.
terlan Church. meeting home
Of Mrs. Robert MheeleT. Sl1s.
bee Park. SPIN.
ZN-il 0.WC.. coffee, d, Aero.
palms, 10 am.
SouthernmoSt Pistol and Rifle
Club. meeting al Legion Home
on Stock Island. s pm.
DeMolay Mothers Circle. meet.
Ing ~ roof garden Of Scottish
Rite Temple. T;so pm.
WEDNESDAY, June IL
American Legion. Arthur Sawyer
Post No. p, meeting AZ Posi-
Home on Stock Island. 8 pm,
Junior nehs. meeting. Womans
Club auditorium, TSo pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, meeting Ut
Scottish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
LA-li owe. business meeting
and coffee. Fort Taylor. 10 IA.
FAWTU owe, meeting ard
coffee, AeEopalms. 10 an.
Ladies Day Golf TouFn trent. \
| w. Coli Course. . an.
I Meeting. Junior ca. Commerce.
clubhouse. : pm
Key West Duplicate Bridge AZ
scclatlon, Coral Eoom. ov~~
seas hotel. s:ss pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No, S. Bldg. lis. n. s.
le.So arr.
Fleet Training owe. meeting
and election ii officers. ard
iuneheon. Il Is Pa, Al Eea
oasis
THURSDAY, JUNE H.
Rotary Club luncheon ~ i2.fs
pm 81 psulS parish hsll
EraN aSx ksssrsax gsNssaM ~ I ~
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Miss Jessie Gibson Honored Yesterday,
Miscellaneous ShOaCer 1t Papy Home

Miss viii be married
at the First Presbyterian church TO Joseph Davis Hyse Nd
with
HOSteSSeS Circle
First Presbyterian Church
bouganvea phadendron Miss Shirley Papy created lovely
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Double Ring Church Ceremony Unites
Miss OtiIee Aauero, Ralph Beringer
Citizen Staff Photo

Miss ottee Helen Aquero daughter lof Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Angela became the bride of Ralph Bernge
Thursday June double ring o'clock The we'd
place First Baptist Church with
performing the nuptial rites The church beautifully
decorated with baskets gadiolas lilies palms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Rec. Ralph Rogers Elected Chairman
OF Local american Red Cross CHAPTER

Annual Meeting Key West Chapter Of the American Red
gEoss was held THURSDAY evening with Major Earl Dillon chapter
kaph Rogers Chapter charman Hugh Duggan Chairman
Earl Adams Secretary and Neil Knowles, Treasurer.
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CARD or THANKS

We are indeed grateful to many
nelghbors and friends for kindness
shown and sympathy extended US
IN the hours Of sorrow following the
recent and sudden death of our
beloved mother the late Mrs
Martha Wells. We trust that each
and all may accept this expression
as personally addressed.
THE FAMILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

The color of an eggs shell has
nothing to do with the flavor or
nutritiye value Of an egg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

Tneyp sge ~ kn@8m e&@aseg 81
ats5 Il Is ee6sved ne Eaxe ea@
east.
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lair FORCE CAN
lConllnaea BON 90 Onel

Continued From paee 0ncl
the Keel Saying Of the Nays first
atomic powered submarine.
S both the Air Department and
the Nays air forces viii be ter.
rftieally powerful when s'we get
them an completed
Dir Truman started his day at
Ts 30 am hreakfas, with his old
battery He attended a business
necsgng and = memorial service
and marched in the annual ream-
ION parade
Earlier Mr. Truman enjoyed
varied roUad Of activities with his
Norid War hnaSsieS in gaily deco.
fatea Spyiagiald.
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SsusaNleh thing 70 smAa Fry
Nix peanut bsftser. erssm cheese
ard eeaa fsgslns tesrssAe9
sAeeiea VIA = ls1ale k&maes.
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h0me Of Mrs Raymond VI. Nor
ton, a0z2 Staples aveane,
Cave Huesa Grotto salm dance
spm, 10 maulghs. Stevens
Rose Crest pool benefit fog
Cerebral Palsy and crsnples
Association
Installation for Fleet Reserve
Association. cluhroomS. Front
ssreet. $50 pm.
Ladies Ate meeting. Grace L&fs
AeFaa ehaFeh. SPIN.
FRIDAY JUNE h.
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous
First FFesRygcrssn IhareA, {
pa
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Ray Milland stars in THE Devils
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Meeting of the Air: Economic
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Ambassador D. j. Balluseck, repre-
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Lawrence Goldman's Sound in the
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Senator Herbert r. OConor is
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Martha Scott and Douglass Mont
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Report on the Nebraska and Wis
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