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Mystery girl
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Mystery girl

Associated Press · July 13, 1943

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New York--Police today sought the identity of this 15-year-old girl who was found in Grand Central Station last Wednesday. She has a New England accent. A Children's Society official said she gave two fictitious names and addresses, Portsmouth and Manchester, N.H. Police in both communities said she was unknown there.

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