Autoist Who Sped Away After Killing Man Caught by Alert Policeman; Confesses
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Bacon, J, dies; K Reehl held
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February 14, 1927
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Lost Gaffney Boy Turned Over to Police, Father Hears, but They Have No Record
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E Wisniski tells father of finding child and turning it over to police, but no record is found at police station; police continue search
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CHURCH REPORT BLAMES RAILROAD; Protestant, Catholic and Jewish Bodies Criticize Western Maryland for Strike. TROUBLE STARTED IN 1925 John D. Rockefeller Jr., Largest Stockholder, Out of Sympathy With Management. CHURCH REPORT BLAMES RAILROAD
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Federal Council of Churches, Natl Cath Welfare Conf and Central Conf of Amer Rabbis issue jt report on inquiry into cause of strike of enginemen, firemen and hostlers of Western Md R R, in progress since 1925
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Legacies to French Poor Dwindling Since World War
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Legacies to poor dwindle since World War
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Liner Finland, Crippled, Turns Back to Port; Due Here Tomorrow With 500 Passengers
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Finland (S S) breaks propeller
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Notable Births
1927Lois Maxwell, Canadian-Australian model and actress (died 2007)[†]
Lois Ruth Maxwell was a Canadian actress. She was best known for portraying Miss Moneypenny in the first 14 Eon-produced James Bond films (1962–1985), from Dr. No in 1962 to A View to a Kill in 1985.