The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 25, 1949, Page 7

“ SmuRSDAY, AUGUST 26 26, 1949 . : (#) Wirephoto THE FAMED INDIAN ROPE TRICK. but a ma- «Pine age looks for mail in a box ie fether put on top of & “bewitched” chain at their home in Prtchburg. fe mcrae aleggecin pie of welding the The slight wave in the (&) Wirephoto NS. MARRY FREED holds her ten-week-old daughter. Lillian Darleen. who weighed only one pound at birth. The baby. kept & @& imeubetor four weeks, was believed by physici: at Mont- @etiery hospitel at Norristown, Pa., to be one of the tiniest ever tj curvive. She now weighs five oun twelve ounces. fupay IN HISTORY | TODAY’S (Know Arerica) | ANNIVERSARIES | (Know America, ie The French Mississippi | Company's 800 immigrants” anch 1774—Mary Moody Emerson, of ors &t Dewphin Island to found) remarkable — scholarship, who lean | greatly influenced her famous The Wo en's Party, nephew, Ralph Waldo Emerson, o~ pt somes fi a born in Concord, Mass. Died May Philadel phia-plat-| 1, 1863. wt free public education,| _ 18!9—Allen Pinkerton, famed abolit of impriso for detective, founder of the agency. Gott. nothing about wages. who migrated to Illinois in 1842 9693—The Baltimore and Ohio, Where he first hg te ar poe RM, begun in 1828, finally-com- Per" Gerayes Pati 1804 pleted between Baltiniore and; 1825—Jane Lathrop Stanford, Weshingien ' philanthropic wife of California’s 1435- Historic Moon Hoax-N.; noted governor, born in Albany, ¥. Sun publishes seemingly aut-| N.Y. Died Feb. 28, 1905. hentic story of a great human: 1839—Bret Harte, famed poet population on the moon | and novelist of Western life, born 1862.President Lincoln anthor- | Albany, N. Y. Died May 5, 1902. 1850—Edgar W. Nye (“Bill iaes enlistment of Negro soldiers. | noted journalist, humor- 1918-—Lack of skilled labor im-' Nye”) , pers American war program. ist and lecturer, born at Shirley, $921.Friendly relations be-| Maine. Died Feb. 22, 1896. tween US. and Germany re-| oe stored by treaty | 1995United States protests Your Horoscope #etivities of the Communist Inter-] THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1949 aatior } —Today’s degree , brings friend- }944American-French troops; ships and fortune, attained main- enter Paris ly through the pleasant, convivi- 1045-—Large American fleet at} al spirit natural to it. And if op- the gates of Tokvo. portunity is seized at the height 148-~Alger Hiss and Whittaker | of the flood, the end of life will @hambers face each other before} certainly be enviable. The latter He Un-American Affairs Com-| hours of the day will not be so mi good, unless the tendency to pro- — | chastination can be held in check Bow Sehiffner, captain of poll | os cue Unive s football team! Syracuse University’s boxing last fail, is Jing the baseball] and wrestling teams. both won! fine this spring jeastern titles this season. 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