The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 26, 1954, Page 8

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This was one of the games staged as part of an entertainment program given by the Red Cross girls—ARC Photo by Moore, Page 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, March 26, 1954 LOUISVILLE, Ky. Leonard Dickman, 74, was reunited last night with four daughters who had |ferred he died 24 years ago. They learned he actually had left them and their mother in Cincin- nati because he didn’t want to be a burden on them. He had suffered a nervous break- down as a result of a rheumatic condition, he said. Dickman, now an invalid, ex- plained he has been living on a old-age pension in one room in a | St. Louis tenement district. Although several years have passed since he was declared le- y dead and his insurance col- jlected by his wife, one of his Man Is Reunited With Daughter arranged for last night’s reunion. It took place at the home of Mrs. Dolores Simmons. Mrs. Etta Charbonneau and Mrs. Ruth Ann Hornback, two other daughters, also live here. 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