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The article covers various issues in the U.S. and England as of September 4, 1948. The kitchen sink of a home was stolen by burglars in Little Rock, Arizona. A stranger fixed the light meter at a mission so that his consumption will not register in exchange for the food and lodging given to him. The...
| Published in: | America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 79; no. 23; p. 496 |
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America Media
9/11/1948
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| Summary: | The article covers various issues in the U.S. and England as of September 4, 1948. The kitchen sink of a home was stolen by burglars in Little Rock, Arizona. A stranger fixed the light meter at a mission so that his consumption will not register in exchange for the food and lodging given to him. The family dog of a home has bitten a lady visitor who is collecting funds for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in England. |
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