Veteran found after years missing in Philadelphia mental hospital
A World War II veteran once reported missing and legally declared dead has been located at Byberry State Hospital in Philadelphia. Chris Kusuplos, 38, had disappeared from his Lancaster home in 1945 and was later identified as Anthony Nicholians. FBI traced him after years of family court and VA benefit proceedings.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Chris Kusuplos
Byberry State Hospital
Lancaster
Kusuplos
Pearl Harbor
Guadalcanal
Veterans Administration
Coatesville
Fairmount Park Guard
Anthony Nicholians
Byberry
Lancaster County Orphans Court
Washington
Wedding Bells For Margaret In New York Announcement
The engagement of Barbara, known as Margaret in W. L. White's Journey for Margaret, to Paul David Walker Jr. of Clermont, California, was announced by Mr. and Mrs. White at their New York residence. White is the publisher of the Emporia paper.
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Emporia
Margaret
W.L. White
Barbara
Paul David Walker Jr
Claremont, Calif
Finn Leader Dread at 86
HILSINKI Finland Juho Paassikivi former president of Finland died today at age 86. He led Finland from 1946 to 1956 and earlier as premier during independence and 1944 wartime leadership, noted for influence with the Soviet Union and for succeeding Mannerheim as president.
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Russia
Finland
Paasikivi
Stalin
Modern Expressways Noted Access Roads
A traffic engineer from Evanston Ill stated that expressways must be paired with stronger primary and secondary arteries as traffic in metropolitan areas is expected to double by 1975 and rise 120 percent by 1980. Federal highway head Volpe projected 400000 workers on highway construction once the U S aid program expands.
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O’klahoma City
George W. Barton
Evanston
Ill
John A. Volpe
U. S
Wet and Cold Prevail Across Broad Areas
The Associated Press reports colder air spreading from the East after a brief springlike spell. Rain freezing rain and fog blanketed the Mid Atlantic, Ohio Valley, and central Gulf states while snow in the north central region eased slightly. Fog covered much of the Southeast and the middle Mississippi Valley into Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
North Central
Middle Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Oklahoma
Yellow Pages Fail In Money Search
Army Sgt. Raul Reyes, 25, combed through 9,000 directories seeking $520 he paid for but could not locate. His search highlights the limits of the yellow pages in finding a missing sum.
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Winthrop
Mass
Boston
Army
Raul Reyes
Nighttime theft probe swallows 9000 telebook copies
Reyes and six helpers rifled through 9000 copies of the 1956 yellow pages in a Medford warehouse seeking money. A babysitter had turned the directory over to a telephone book distributor in exchange for a 1957 edition.
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Reyes
Medford
Stamp payment denied by post office clerk
A Syracuse woman tried to buy 8.56 dollars worth of stamps using a charge plate issued by a department store. The post office clerk refused the plate saying it would not be accepted there, as the woman argued that it is accepted elsewhere.
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Syracuse
N.Y.P
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