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Boy Scouts of Seereganset, a part of Dighton, Mass., have banded together for patrol work and are ready, like Pan! Revere, to ride and spread me .rm.
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of nuisance value," are possible.
MAN ABOUT TOWN -Blonde K. T. Stevens "of the
movies seems currently to have an inside track toward the heart of
the millionaire turf enthusiast.-Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. with
whom she appears at a' dinner party in the Waldorf, New York.
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N. Y. State Guard, and will serve as ah aide-de-camp. He's being
welcomed to ranks by Maj. General William Ottman, in New York.
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. is in charge of the legal division leave as American Telephone an tth he task of progress re- . f ,?AiLsrterH etrol head InforniaUon divlston f th. - 1 rV,4 T P.-Jt.v5 MKEACH E
of war Production board in setup Telegraph vice president. he5 Porting- sUtisOcal expert 5SjSS fTeinVert - WjSKk ?Je-d' l01'1 I""1- il' S,e Phases division of
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president-chairman of Stewart
Warner Corp., heads war board's
industry operations division.