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… I don’t believe the gun was here,” Hall said. “Back then, if you lived in the rooming house, you didn’t have the expectancy of privacy. People were in and out (of the rooms) all the time. Grandmother knew what was in these rooms. If there was a gun here, it was awfully well-hidden.”
Hall hopes to use donations to restore the room to appear as it did Nov. 22, 1963.
The bed and other original furnishings, she said, are stored at an undisclosed location.
Hall said that on that historic date 46 year ago, either the FBI or Dallas police searched Oswald’s belongings and left with the bedsheets, which upset her grandmother. Johnson, she said, had as many as 16 roomers living under her roof.
“She wanted those sheets,” Hall said, “not because who slept on them. She was very pragmatic. She could have used them.”
This month the gray fedora that strip club owner Jack Ruby wore when he fatally shot Oswald sold at a Dallas auction for $45,000.

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The report revealed that an internal investigation found who did it — a male employee who confessed. He was allowed to resign.
The male employee was upset that the woman had taken the office, which he had occupied previously, the report said.
The report also found:
A battalion chief called Siri’s co-worker “Siri’s little bitch.”
A DFR officer suggested a female employee lick copier ink from his finger. The officer said he did not intend the remark to be sexual.
A deputy chief offered to hug Siri in a meeting. She had alleged it happened multiple times.
Chief Eddie Burns sang a song outside Siri’s office based on a popular hip-hop tune called “It’s Hard Out There for a Pimp.” But the investigation found he may have changed the lyrics and did not actually use the word “pimp.”

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… You work with getting their life under control,” Buchanan said. “It’s a Catch-22 for lots of folks if they can’t afford medicine and their case worsens and they lose their income and wind up on the streets. We try to reverse that.”
The sadness comes from seeing patients who cannot seem to help themselves.
“I think what’s frustrating and tragic is we deal with lots of people, especially in the STD (sexually transmitted diseases) and TB (tuberculosis) clinic who are down on their luck and have made choices in their lives that are unthinkable — for the most part prostitutes and drug addicts,” she said. “We see them come back in over and over with issues related to their lifestyles. People are stuck in that lifestyle. We get to know them on a very personal level.”

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The dirty sandals, found interest later in World War II and pledged for the promises of pieces, which this generation failed to do. The youth of today are the citizens of tomorrows world and into their hands the reins will be past, despite the pledges this country made through the rubble of World War II. {‘This country has yet to celebrate the dream of piece.’}
In Chicago, young and ambitious through thousands of years, the dirty sandals waited for new resolution of their leaders. They were furious of the President, in the 1960’s, and the sandals began to pace. The dirty sandals, moved to Dallas, Texas. To set up business. They started with night clubs, strippers, and then getting the Dallas police in their line up! After a few years went by, it was now 1963. The target was a married man, father of two-

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