U S Flags Lost In Mexican War May Be Returned
In Mexico City General Candido Aguilar said Mexico might return U S flags captured in the 1846 war. American and Mexican veterans’ groups are pressing, pending U S Congress action to restore the flags. Nathanial K Patterson of the U S embassy delivered greetings from U S veterans. The Mexican Legion will petition the Mexican Congress after U S approval.
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U.S
Mexico City
Mexican Veterans’ Association
Mexico
U. S
Candido Aguilar
Mexican Legion of Honor
Nathanial K. Patterson
Mexican Legion
Aguilar
American Legion
Congress
VU. S. Confess
En. Aguilar
Mexican Congress
Flags Captured in 1947 War Displayed Nationally
U.S. flags captured by Mexican troops during the 1947 conflict are exhibited publicly with one flag on display at the National Historical Museum and others preserved in glass cases at the Legion’s headquarters.
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U.S
National Historical Museum
Legion
Trick Backfires as Actor Is Floored on Stage
LANCASTER PA AP Paul Kiefer starred in a little theater production of The Milky Way last night in more ways than one. A fellow actor struck him with a breakaway cane that malfunctioned and he fell unconscious on the stage. He recovered to finish the show and joked about seeing too many stars.
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Lancaster, Pa
Paul Kiefer
Kiefer
Ray
Slight Quake Recorded Along Central California Coast
A small to moderate earthquake last year swung bird cages and chandeliers along about 100 miles of the central California coast. No damage was reported. The epicenter was near Hollister, 85 miles southeast of San Francisco, and the temblor was felt as far south as the Carmel Monterey area.
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San Francisco
California
Hollister
Carmel-Monterey
Zodiac and crossword style clues puzzle row
A compact clue list mixes zodiac sign hints with across and down entries and abbreviations. The grid includes hints like US state abbreviations and alt spellings, along with antiquated or mis-typed entries such as notations for clocks, times, and measurements, forming a challenging puzzle row.
Poll Tax Bill Slated For House Action Soon
San Francisco reports James C. Petrillo faces opposition for the American Federation of Musicians presidency from Everett Henne of Maroon, Sr., but unlikely to win more than a few votes. The union election centers on Democratic unity as Petrillo contends the presidency pays about 20,000 dollars annually. In Washington, an early House test on anti poll tax legislation signals potential passage next week, with supporters arguing voting rights depend on repealing the poll tax for federal elections.
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James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Everett Henne
Maroon, Sr
Petrillo
Chicago
Claude Pepper
Dfla
Washington
Truman
House Administration
Norton
D - NH
Administration
Singer Marion Hutton Wins Divorce From Manager
In Los Angeles AP reports singer Marion Hutton secures a divorce from manager John Philbin II after alleging cruelty and desertion. She retains custody of two children John III eight and Phillip three while detailing a disputed $4,500 personal appearance tour incident.
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Los Angeles
Marion Hutton
John Philbin II
Betty Hutton
Hubby
Marion
John III
Phillip
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