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{"value"=>"circa 1944 November-December", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1944-11/1944-12", "certainty"=>"approximate"}
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{"value"=>"All-American News #113"}
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{"value"=>"<p><ol class=\"list\"> <li>Hold Youth Conference: Teen-Agers Determine To Fight Delinquency.</li> <li>38th Year Of Seal Sales: Workers Busy In War On Tuberculosis. Spence Wildey designs National Tuberculosis Association annual Christmas seals, 1944.</li> <li>Chicago Has Statue Of Liberty: Monument To Fighting Men Is Dedicated.</li> <li>Churchman Makes Good Conduct Plea: Bishop J.A. Gregg Of Kansas City, Talks.</li> <li>Personalities In The News: Postal Executive Rests After 52 Years. Retired Assistant Postal Delivery Superintendent Alexander King of New York.</li> <li>Penelope Johnson to Go on Concert Tour.</li> <li>Art Editor: Cartoonist Back From The Front. Foreign correspondent, art editor and cartoonist of the People's Voice, Oliver Harrington, returns from Europe, ca. December, 1944.</li> <li>Buy Tenth $1,000 Bond: Couple Makes Big Purchase At Theatre. Roosevelt and Anna Wharton.</li> <li>Bond Drive In Richmond: Mammoth Parade Start Campaign.</li></ol></p>"}
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1944-11
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1944-11
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1944-12
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1944
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1944