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Edgar /Allan Poe spent four
years writing his most famous
poem, ‘‘The Raven,” and sold it
for $10.
Eleanor Holm Granted
Separation from Billy Rose
NEW YORK, <ff>) — Eleanor
Holm was granted a separation
Wednesday from her little show
man husband, Billy Rose, after
Rose halted his divorce suit and
withdrew defenses to her separa
tion action.
State Supreme Court Justice
James McNally granted the de
cree, ringing down the curtain on
the Roses’ courtroom drama less
than three hours after it began.
The separation decree was
granted.on grounds of both aban
donment and cruelty.
The tatter ground was added
with permission of the court on
the basis that Rose’s divorce ac
tion against his wife and his fail
ure to prove charges of adultery
was “inhuman and cruel treat
ment.”
South African Gold Mines To
Extract Uranium From Slag
CAPETOWN, South Africa, </P)
—The South African government
announced Wednesday that eight
more gold mines will try to re
cover uranium from slag heaps.
The aim is to make South Africa
the world’s biggest producer of
uranium after the Belgian Congo.
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Gen. Marshall To Inspect
American Military Cemeteries
LE HAVRE, France, (£>)—Gen.
George C. Marshal, former U. S.
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