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Post-Dispatch photos: Saturday, January 14, 2012
Date: 1/14/2012 Album ID: 1395955
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Thomas Stearns Eliot, poet, born in St. Louis in 1888, back in town on Jan. 16, 1933, to speak on William Shakespeare at Washington University. It was the first visit by Eliot, 44, since he left for Europe in 1914. He was living and writing in London. Post-Dispatch)
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T.S. Eliot, seated at left center, on June 11, 1953, on his second visit to St. Louis since he earned his fame as a poet, critic and playwright. The gathering was in the home of Washington University chancellor Arthur Holly Compton. With Eliot are relatives from across the United States and Great Britain who gathered here for his second speech at the university, which was celebrating its centennial in 1953. The Rev. William Greenleaf Eliot of St. Louis, a founder of Washington University, was his grandfather. (Post-Dispatch)
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JOHN SWISTAK JR. / JOURNAL Boys Basketball Belleville West vs Collinsville (01-13-11) Belleville West #52 Kendall Smith #33 Jaylon Owens Collinsville #2 Jaris Wellmaker
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The ConocoPhillips refinery, seen from the Lewis and Clark Confluence Tower, Friday, Jan. 13, 2012, in Hartford, Ill. Photo by Erik M. Lunsford elunsford@post-dispatch.com
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The last glow of daylight fades over Webster Records in Webster Groves on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Julius Patrick, 80, from Florissant browses the CD for sale at Webster Records in Webster Groves on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. It's a shame there's not too many places like this anymore said Patrick who was lamenting the store's closing. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Most of the records, and CDs at Webster Records in Webster Groves are marked down 30% on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Kate Grumke, 19, and Devin Moore, 19, both from Webster Groves, thumb through a stack of records on sale Webster Records in Webster Groves on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. It's sad that everything is going digital said Grumke. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Bill Ellis, 82, left, from Kirkwood, talks with employee Bill Wondracek at Webster Records in Webster Groves on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. Wondracek has worked at the story for 10 years. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Joe Wilson, 80, from University City, walks out of Webster Records in Webster Groves after making a purchase on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. I won't go to Target. I'll have to scout around for another store said Wilson who is a big fan of opera. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Records and CDs for sale at Webster Records in Webster Groves on Wednesday January 11, 2012. After 58 years of selling music the shop is going out of business and closing it's doors for good on January 31, 2012. Most of the music in the store has been marked down 30%. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com
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Civil rights attorney Frankie M. Freeman prepares for an interview Tuesday, January 10, 2012, at her office in midtown St. Louis. Photo by Erik M. Lunsford elunsford@post-dispatch.com
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Civil rights attorney Frankie M. Freeman on Tuesday, January 10, 2012, at her office in St. Louis. Photo by Erik M. Lunsford elunsford@post-dispatch.com
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Bomb and Arson Detective Michael Wuellner of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department surveys the damage to the Popeyes restaurant on Gravois Avenue Friday, Jan. 13, 2012, in St. Louis. The restaurant was gutted following Thursday evening's explosion. Photo by Erik M. Lunsford elunsford@post-dispatch.com
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Marquette's Ryan Rosburg drives the ball as Lafayette's Luke Kreienkamp tries to block as Lafayette took on Marquette Friday Jan. 13, 2012 at Marquette high school. Lafayette won in overtime 78-73. Emily Rasinski, erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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Firefighters battle a four alarm fire at the Maplewood-Richmond Heights Family Dentistry at the corner of Sutton Boulevard and Flora Avenue in Maplewood Thursday Jan. 12, 2012. Emily Rasinski, erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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Center, Jennings police sgt. Jeff Hoots talks with the afternoon shift during roll call Friday Jan. 13, 2012 about the 2 hot spots in the area. The hot spots are the two burglaries that occurred in the last week and a half. Emily Rasinski, erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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Family provided photo of Lily Rieger, a 13-month-old baby who died after being shaken at her home day care in Eureka. Emily Rasinski, erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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Bill Weishaar Jr. and Kara Rieger stand in the nursery of their daughter Lily Rieger Tuesday Jan. 10, 2012. Lily died at the age of 13-months after being shaken at her home day care in Eureka in July 2011. Emily Rasinski, erasinski@post-dispatch.com
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A bald eagle warms its feathers Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 11, 2012, in a tree next to the Great River Road at Grafton, Il., oblivious to the many passersby who stopped to marvel at the beautiful bird and take pictures. Warming its feathers causes the eagle to produce an oil that helps protect them. Photo by J.B. Forbes, jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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