Faces of Hungry Orphans Call Retiring L B Mailman
A long-time downtown letter carrier Douglas Dahlquist retires after 30 years, plans to fund an orphanage project in Guadalajara with his pension and gifts from coworkers, and aims to work as a goodwill ambassador while starting new volunteer efforts in February. He visited Mexico City and Guadalajara, learned of poverty among orphans, and intends to sell his Grass Valley grove to fund his mission.
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Mrs. Marshall Receives Two Homes and Personal Effects
In Leesburg Virginia the will of Gen George C Marshall filed for probate assigns two jointly owned homes to his widow Mrs Marshall Dodona Manor valued at 75000 and another home in Pinehurst North Carolina along with 5000 in personal effects He died October 16 as former secretary of state and defense
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Alanbrooke Criticizes Eisenhower In Wartime Diaries
London based report says Field Marshal Alanbrooke claimed Eisenhower spent time golfing near Rheims before the Battle of the Bulge and failed to run the war, blaming poor planning. He praised MacArthur as the war’s greatest general and noted a crisis in Allied command. The critique appears in Triumph in the West by Arthur Bryant.
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