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How A WWII Refugee In North Canton Became A Generational Bond
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Reported, not yet confirmed
Independent sources
3
First seen
Oct 20, 8:00 PM EDT
updated Oct 20, 8:00 PM EDT
Topic
Local News
Reported by The Repository, The Independent and The Alliance Review, not yet confirmed.
Sources · Copies Of One Story Count Once
How a WWII refugee in North Canton became a generational bond · The Alliance ReviewOct 20, 8:00 PM EDT
How a WWII refugee in North Canton became a generational bond · The Independent · the same story as an earlier source: it counts onceOct 20, 8:00 PM EDT
How a WWII refugee in North Canton became a generational bond · The Repository · the same story as an earlier source: it counts onceOct 20, 8:00 PM EDT
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How We Decided
Oct 21, 8:09 AM EDTPublished: Two or more independent sources reported it.NextConfirmed when an official source agrees.