Marines Sign To Give Blood In Last Recruiting Duty
Marine M Sgts F J Schauf Wayne Bruchman and S Sgt Ronald J Ertl signed as blood donors for the Red Cross mobile unit visiting Aug 18 21 at the American Legion Clubrooms They head to Camp Pendleton Sept 12 after long careers in the corps All three have wartime service in World War II including Iwo Jima and Guam with ribbons for Presidential Unit Citation Navy Unit Commendation and campaign theater awards The bloodmobile aims to collect 600 pints over four days with local drives contributing 100 Allis Chalmers workers 17 Dolly Madison donors and 66 from Inter State Fair booth already registered The unit operates 1 7 pm first two days and 9 am 3 pm last two days Donors can register at Red Cross Blood Headquarters 4 2252
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Wayne Bruchman
Red Cross Mobile Blood Unit
Ronald J. Ertl
American Legion
Camp Pendleton
Calif
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Marine Corps
Guam
3Rd Marine Division
Schauf
Bruchman
Lake Ridge
Banzai Ridge
United States
New Zealand
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Bougainville
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Des Moines
Milwaukee
la Crosse
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Ertl
Appleton
Allis-Chalmers
Dolly Madison Dairies
Red Cross Blood Headquarters
Expect Longer Duck Season Forecast by Federal Official
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service Director Al Day issued a preliminary forecast suggesting a moderate improvement in the Mississippi flyway duck population, hinting at more liberal 1952 regulations. Local optimism faces caution due to high water pushing puddle ducks from marshes, with Wisconsin planning a fall opener around October 4 and a potential 55 day season.
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Washington
Federal Fish & Widlife Service
al Day
Mississippi
Day
Wisconsin
Calvet Sues Gabor Over Slander Claim
Corinne Calvet files a million-dollar slander suit in Santa Monica alleging a gossip columnist quoted Zsa Zsa Gabor questioning Calvet’s French identity. Calvet says the statements are false and meant to injure her socially and financially and notes she was born in Paris on April 30, 1925.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Corinne Calvet
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Miss Calvet
Miss Gabor
Calvet
Paris
West Bengal Sets Age Limit for Cattle Slaughter
West Bengal restricts slaughter of cattle under 14 years, aiming to protect young livestock and align with animal welfare norms. The measure specifies the minimum slaughter age, signaling tighter enforcement and potential penalties for violators.
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West Bengal
India
FBI Holds Milwaukee Man for Wisconsin Extradition
The Fairbanks FBI said it has arrested and is holding Charles Enos of Milwaukee for extradition to Wisconsin. He is charged with bilking his former wife, Margaret Witt, of twelve thousand dollars in cash and U.S. government bonds two years ago.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wisconsin
Charles Enos
Milwaukee
FBI
Enos
U.S
Margaret Witt
Marriage to Enos Annulled After Arrest at Ester Creek
Enos faced arrest by FBI agents who found him employed on a gold mine dredge at Ester Creek about ten miles northeast of town. The marriage to Enos was annulled following the investigation and intersection with the case.
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Enos
FBI
Ester Creek
Here
Optometrist H W Goldstein Listing At 217 Linker Blog
H W Goldstein Optometrist offers eye examinations and fittings. Includes office and residence phone numbers 4-3332 and 2-5375 and address 217 Linker Blog. Residents may contact for appointments by mail or telephone.
Pioneer Flier Confusion Over Man Named Bert Acosta
Denver hospital bed holds Bert Acosta the famed transatlantic flyer denying West Coast visits for five years. A Tulsa woman claiming to be Mrs. Acosta misidentified him as the ill Bert Acosta, while Tom Flanagan, a former NY Mirror photographer, confirms the Denver patient is indeed Bert Acosta. Acosta has been at the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society sanatorium at Spivak for months and a fund-raising effort for another Bert Acosta endures confusion over funding for a new engine.
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Bert Acosta
Tulsa
Oklla
Acosta
Adm
Richard Byrd
Tom Flanagan
New York Daily Mirror
Flanagan
Bert
Europe
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
Spivak
Alderman Pleads Innocent in Assault Battery Charge
Emil Muelver city alderman and union president faced Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp in a bitter dispute. He pleaded innocent in police court Monday to a charge of assault and battery on an employee of the firm. No trial date was set.
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Wausau
Emil Muelver
Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp
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