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To: Polarik

>>>At one point, I, too, was convinced that the birth announcements were forged, but the more likely scenario - the one substantiated by fact — that birth announcements were routinely sent in by telephone, and were not solely and exclusively reprinted from reports provided by Vital Statistics.

In other words, either Ann or Madelyn Dunham telephoned in a slightly bogus birth announcement.<<<

I would like to read exactly what the newspapers’ policies were regarding birth announcements in 1961. To my knowledge, it has never been definitively posted here.


89 posted on 03/22/2009 5:09:00 PM PDT by little jeremiah (Asato Ma Sad Gama Tamasi Ma Jyotir Gama)
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To: little jeremiah
I telephoned the Honolulu Advertiser (the Sunday Advertiser is a part of it) and spoke with someone in commercial sales who said that he placed his daughter's birth announcement in the Advertiser by phone back in 1978.

Although that doesn't prove what was done in 1961, but if you count the numbers of birth ads in the Aug 13, Advertiser, and compare them to the total number of births that occurred during those dates, you will see that they represent only a subset of total births recorded.

143 posted on 03/22/2009 8:29:17 PM PDT by Polarik (I'm a birther, he's a birther, she's a birther, wouldn't you like to be a birther too?)
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