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Charles E. Beveridge, Camden, Mc.; Edward D. Churchill, Jr., Belmont, Mass.; Lindsay E. Fischer, Colorado Springs, Col.; Elisha F. Lee, Woodstock, Vt.; William E. Lingelbach, 3rd, Philadelphia, Pa.; John B. Tyler, Fairfield, Conn.; John H. Vohr, New Hampton...
About two years ago, however, the city government went to work on Locust Street again, spending another $2,500,000 in the process. Last week the first trains finally ran through the Locust Street tunnel (providing a high-speed connection between the business district and Camden, N.J. via the Delaware River Bridge). But nobody had any such hopes for another ancient and expensive Philadelphia subway hole in the ground, the Arch Street tunnel, used only as a storage place for rivets and old rails since its excavation...
From L. F. Young, Camden, S.C., retired Army major: "In 1923 I had just graduated from the University of California and . . . was preparing myself for a military career. General "Hap" Arnold, deep in the official doghouse for his support of General Billy Mitchell, was my first commanding officer as a major...
...Camden (Me.) Millays were poor. Edna's father had left them, and her mother supported the three daughters by working as a practical nurse. But the love of literature flourished on empty stomachs. When Edna was 14, her poems began to appear in St. Nicholas Magazine; when she was 20, Renascence made her famous. She was an oldish 21 when a benefactor sent her to Vassar, a school she at first disliked: "They treat us like an orphan asylum . . . A man is forbidden as if he were an apple." At the same time she wrote to her mother...
Fated. In Camden, N.J., a judge recommended divorce for Mrs. Joseph Lane after she testified that her husband kept a revolver and a bullet marked with her initials, told her: "This bullet is especially for you, dear...