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Where Seven Escaped Seven Persons Escaped From This Demolished Building, the Young Hotel in Compton [illegible] as the Earthquake of March 10 [illegible] Smashed to Its Foundations.
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Where Seven Escaped Seven Persons Escaped From This Demolished Building, the Young Hotel in Compton [illegible] as the Earthquake of March 10 [illegible] Smashed to Its Foundations.

Associated Press · [ca. March 1933]

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[Information from item housing] Earthquake - Calif. Misc.

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