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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 28. 1948 CO adefU HOME OWNERS WISE LOVE A MYSTERY You'll find thousands of "Whodunits on our shelves! Com in and brows navar solicitation to purchase. The Bookworm in color, worthy of framing, sent free upon request.

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M. John H. Levi Dies At Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH, Jan, 27 fAP). John H. Levi, former Miami Beach mayor, whose engineering and political abilities played a great part in the founding and developing of this resort city, died here last night at the age of 72.

Levi, a city councilman for 27 years and council president for 16, retired last June 4. He served as mayor for five years. Born in Charleston, W. Levi studied engineering and became superintendent of the Consolidated Shipbuilding Co. In New York.

In 1912 he accompanied the late Carl Q. Fisher on a cruise to Florida. The Fisher yacht anchored off what is now Miami Beach. So Impressed was Fisher by the possibilities that he decided then and there to found this city. Levi became chief engineer for Fisher and dredged sand from the bottom of tne bay to raise the land level.

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who was 49. was a graduate of -South Philadelphia High School and of the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School, to which he had been awarded a Mayor's scholarship. He Is survived by his wife. Betty; a son, Henry, and two daughters, Maejean, and Mrs. William Roberts.

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Sullivan, of 1820 Spruce Philadelphia, who died Saturday at Graduate Hospital, here, after a short Illness. He was 52. A native of Holyoke, he attended Princeton University and was associated for 15 years with the American Writing Paper here. For the last 11 years he was Philadelphia representative of the Mohawk Paper Cohoes. N.

Y. He was a member of the Poor Richard Club and several paper and printing associations. He Is survived by his wife, Esther, and two daughters, Joanne and Suzanne. Dr. E.

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Edgar R. Beidelman, specialist In skin diseases, died today in St. Luke's Hospital after a long illness. He was a graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Class of 1915. and a member of the Philadelphia Derma Society.

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