Venice pilot with no feet earns private license
Venice mechanic Peter Studwick, born without feet, earned a private pilot license after eight months of training at Santa Monica Airport. He has 70 hours of dual and solo flight time and aims to fly seaplanes to reach remote coastal locations for skin diving.
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Peter Studwi Case
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Studwick
Claire Walters
Santa Monica
U.N Chief in Korea Rejects Red Compromise Move
U N commander Maj Gen Robert Gard says the communists rejected a plan to soften the expulsion of four nation truce supervision teams. Chung Kook weuA, a North Korean delegate, refused to allow a temporary withdrawal while preserving the right to send observers. The meeting at Panmunjom followed a bid to halt the expulsion and maintain the demilitarized zone treaty backing.
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Japan
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Czechoslovakia
Pastor Delivers First Sermon After Fall at Calvary Church
Reverend Arthur Jreer preached at Calvary Baptist Church in Pueblo with an arm in a cast and weight on one foot after a ladder slipped during finishing touches on the new building. He suffered a broken arm and a broken foot. the foot was placed in a cast that day.
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Arthur. J.jreer
New Calvary Baptist Church
Too Many Wives Fort Worth Man Awaits Charges
Edward Voss, 34, a red haired electronics engineer, lived a double life with wife No 1 Mrs Sixta B Voss and wife No 2 Doris Compton. Both wives learned of the other when wife No 1 attempted suicide. Voss, on $5000 bond, returned home with wife No 2 to await bigamy charges.
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Edward Voss
Todey
Sixta B. Voss
Panama
Doris Compton
Las Vegas
Voss
Drunk man and pet lion jailed after roadside incident
In Los Angeles police report a tipsy truck driver and his eight month old pet lion King were both arrested. Officers found the 85 pound king in a car while John Shinners, 21, arrived and grabbed the animal and ordered it to attack. The lion was moved to an animal shelter. Shinners faced drunkenness suspicions.
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Los Angeles
King
John Shinners
Shinners
Shinemi
Long Beach Post Office Notice From 1888
An archival notice dated March 8, 1888, references daily publication by Press-Geleoram at Long Beach with details on delivery and per week charges. It notes a post office action tied to Circulation and payment terms labeled Per Pet Per Week Month Year.
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Sixth Street
Fins Avenue
Long Beach
Palember
Carter
Arthritis Conquered by Dr Duncan Treatment in Long Beach
Arthritis case shows improved health after a unique treatment sequence. Patient reports reduced joint pain, relaxed muscles, better circulation and digestion, quieter nerves, more energy, and improved sleep. First exam and treatment cost $4.06. Dr. Duncan, D.C., offers lasting results at 2315 E. 7th St.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D. C
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