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  • Tragedy Befalls the Innocent in Ohio

    Tragedy Befalls the Innocent in Ohio

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    In the opinion of this writer, Cleveland, Ohio, is among the most beautiful cities of the world. Settled along the southern shore of Lake Erie, it is historic, yet modern; artistic, without being stuffy, and progressive while still enlightened and tolerant. Cleveland has a world-class symphony orchestra, museums devoted to science, fine-arts (not to mention

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Ray Hahn
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Gas rationing is almost unknown in today’s America. Today, it is easy to “fill it up” and be on your way. That wasn’t the case in 1942 when gasoline cost 19¢ per gallon and Americans were restricted to four gallons per week. For many it was no laughing matter.

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