Soldier Foiled Jump From Golden Gate Bridge
An Air Force enlisted man, Sgt. William Cody, 23, from Craig Air Force Base Alabama, was saved from leaping 180 feet from the Golden Gate Bridge after hours on a beam. He was recovering at Letterman General Hospital and complained doctors only gave him shocks and needles.
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San Francisco
Uni
Air Force
Golden Gate Bridge
William Codvy
Craig Air Force Base
Ala
Army
Letterman General Hospital
Gong
Cody
Old Fort Point
Golden Gate
Epee
Colden
Mark Muir
Letterman
Seventh Child Reason For Traffic Fine Suspension
Kalamazoo Michigan municipal judge Clark Olmsted excused William Van Dusen a 70 year old driver after he said he forgot his glasses while driving due to excitement over their seventh child. The judge suspended a $25 fine after the motorist explained his wife Maxine is 30 and expecting their seventh child. the couple has six children ages 1 to 12.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Clark Olmsted
William van Dusen
Olmsted
van Dusen
Maxine
Coed claims Planet Moon amid retirement of space myths
In Tupelo Mississippi on October 14 1950 Mrs Katie Hopkins Majers filed a formal notice through the U S Reclamation Bureau claiming ownership of the Moon for Charlene Majers a Mississippi State University geology major and promising to defend against any challengers. Her cousin Mitchell Herring reportedly owns Mars and serves in the Marine Corps.
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Guntown
Misa
Thay
Charlene’ Majers
Moon
U.S
Planet
Charlene
Mitchell Herring
Marine Corps
Mars
Chartene
Mississippi State University
Breckville
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Kathleen Grenrood
Chicago
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Gare
Rocketeers
Matysa
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles S
Reclamation Bureau
ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ki City
Ieee
Laine
de Palma
Little Italy
Glass
Marine Glass Co
Scott- Woodard -Scote SR
Magnolia
Exchenge
Kentucky
GDF
Ancient Age Distilling CO
Frankfort, KY
Walkers
Long Beach
Pine
New York
Nash’s
Mink
Aed
Silverblue
Rigtent
Walker's
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