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Kenneth and Helen Felumlee pose for a photo in September 1941.Felumlee family/APBy Sam FrizellApril 19, 2014 3:11 PM EDTWhen Helen Felumlee died at the age of 92 last Saturday morning, her family knew it wouldn ;t be long before her husband Kenneth followed. The two had been married for 70 years and by all accounts were near inseparable all their lives.So the family wasn ;t surprised when Kenneth, 91, died only 15
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stanley cup and they did.The couple met when they were 18 and 19 years old and immediately got along, dating for three years before sneaking off to wed secretly in February 1944, reports the Zanesville Times Recorder. The couple had eight children in Nashport, Ohio, with Kenneth working as a railcar inspector and rural mail carrier.The couple visited almost all 50
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By Claire Zillman / FortuneJuly 16, 2015 9:56 AM EDTUnited on Thursday said that it had awarded millions of frequent flier miles to unlikely recipients: hackers.The airline, in an effort to ramp up its web security, offered bug bounties to hackers who unco
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