Di Cicco Apologies for Night Club Fight Scene
The report says Pat Di Cicco conceded taking a punch but denied being knocked down after a Copacabana altercation reported by Lee Mortimer. Di Cicco blamed nerves from military service and claimed his wife Gloria Vanderbilt’s husband role in the incident.
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New York
Pat di Cieri
Gloria Vanderbilt
Inoilem
Espen
Morocco
Copacabana
Lee Mortimer
Daily Marter
di Ciev
Hollywood
Mortimer
Tomake
DL Gicca
Soldier Held In Shooting Murder Charged In Dustier Court
Pylie Rivera, 32, was charged Wednesday in the Dustier court with killing his 18 year old wife Carolina Rivera during a family quarrel Tuesday afternoon. Rivera, on furlough from a San Luis Obispo camp, shot her in the abdomen and then turned the pistol on himself before waiting for police. Witnesses include Rivera’s mother in law Mrs Santiago Guajardo and the couple’s two young children Alfreda 2 and Cavanna 1.
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Alfreda
Cavaiina
Santiago Guajardo
Gily
Spt
Charles Barrera
Guajardo
Jihad
Rivera
Johnson Tells Of Close Dieppe Cat Rescue In Air
Chicago May 24 Capt Robert Johnson the Flying Baptist from Lawton describes in a letter to his wife Barbara Morgan Johnson how his P 47 Thunderbolt canopy jammed during a Dieppe raid escape. He recalls sealing himself in the cockpit at 180 mph and a F W 190 fighter closing in as flak riddled his aircraft. He managed a perilous return to England after the ordeal and the tale was published by the Chicago Herald American.
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Chicago
Robert &. Johnson
Lawton
Yester- A
Gay
France
Dieppe
Rerlain
Pranve
England
Barbara Morgan Johnson
Chicago Herald-American
Canopy
Bridgeport
Conn
Jerry
Brackenridge Girl Wins Art Prize in 1944 Contest
Brackenridge High School student earned third prize worth 10 dollars in the Behol annual art, music and literature contest. Minnie Mat Farris, also of Brackenridge, received honorable mention.
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Albert
Brackenridge
Behol
Minnie Mat Farris
Pilot Bobby Johnson’s narrow ND coast landing victory tale
World War II veteran Bobby Johnson recounts a perilous escape after his fighter was crippled over the English Channel. He dodged German fire, landed the crippled craft on the coast, ground-looped to stop, and survived with injuries. Johnson earned the Purple Heart in the ordeal and held Oak Leaf Clusters with Air Medals, while speculation placed him among potential recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross or Silver Star.
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Tim
Bobby Johnson
Johnson
Diepperald
William Green lashes at Lewis in AFL clash
William Green accuses John L. Lewis of withdrawin g his readmission bid for the United Mine Workers and criticizes AFL for servility to the Roosevelt administration after a closed AFL meeting. Green says leaders demand their own way and grow deeply disappointed when blocked.
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William Green
A. FP
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Lewis
Connell
Greas
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