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Source: Index to building images that appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1917, 1919-March 1932
Location: Microfilm
Last Name:Long
First Name:R.
Middle Name:C.
Building Illustration:yes
Architectural Firm Name:Nolte & Nauman
Subdivision Name:Ames Place
Address:324 Melville Ave.
Date of Newspaper:1924 May 4
Part of Newspaper:8
Page:1B
Remarks:residence being built for R.C. Long on Melville Ave. in Ames Place; [research indicates that the exact address of this residence is 324 Melville Ave.]

Source: “Casualties European War, July 20, 1918–September 8, 1939,” [three scrapbooks of newspaper clippings]
Location: Reading Room / MO / 9.9 / M69c
First Name:Walter
Photograph:No
Last Name:Fink
African American:No
Age:22
Volume:1
Page:103 (column 2)

Source: Inside News (employee magazine of the General American Life Insurance Company, published in St. Louis), 1949-1978 (bulk 1957-1978)
Location: Oversize Flat / St.L. / 368 / H286i
Last Name:Bladdick
First Name:David
Middle Name:P.
Volume:17
Issue:9
Date of Publication:September 1963
Page:insert

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