Detroit evening times., February 07, 1945, REDLINE, Image 11

About Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958

Image provided by: Central Michigan University, Clark Historical Library

                
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The five-year-old Cremer triplets, Pat,
Mike and Dennis—(left to right. pre>uni
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their first kindergarten classes at the
.lohn F. Clark School. Bremen.
The hu'ky youngsters* parents are Mr.
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_ Five Dearborn soldiers on a transport in the Atlantic. Below: Cpl. Fred Filer (left),
2-1721 Michigan; Pvt. Dean Dudgeon. 27.V> Academy. From left: (above). Pvts. James
Koach, 2960 Queen; Paul Breyer, 3931 Brindley; Matt Conn oil v, 2731 Cornell.
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A 2,000-ton Jap tanker caught by a fast carrier task force, bursting into flames from amidships to stern as Yank machine gun fire forms
patterns In the water off the French-Indo China Coast. Notice the life boat which the enemy is attempting to lower on the port side aft.
An Evicted Family of Seven
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Mrs. Ann Ptnj/ner, *»"». <»f lo‘so Sixth, sitting with her six young children on her furniture, piled up on the street in front of
her home when her landlord the city of Detroit evicted her for three months non-pa\ment of rent, a total of $52.50.
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were released from burglary charges at the request of Henry Ford, working in a nia
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Anthony .Tahlecki, 51, of 1851 Ferney,
Dearborn, held on charges of abandoning
his son. Stanley, 6, who was picked up as
he wandered between his grandmother's
and the bar where his father was drinking.