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heels are un ly, Pat Wil yesterday warned labor unions jue four persons dead and 10 innot to misuse their powers be- jured, three of them children. cause it would be “as dangerous Police said the crash occurred and frightful as the misuse of the 315, miles west of here when Wal- | strength of private capital” ter Russner, 40, of Mt. Vernon,

comfortable, and "| lamps sighs, “I that her gowns , think I'll go are so long, nb- home and wind

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N Jlainirig that high gl fike O'Shea, explaining &! suits recent- Sept. 12 (UP) Pope Pius XII nistory of Dekalb’ County” today} 4 5 ILLINOIS “Say n With Frororts y E. W.'s Feet Smell Fragront .

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