Navy Chief Leo Kelly A Life in Service Spanning Oceans
Main Street continues with an in-depth profile of Chief Leo Kelly a Grove land native and Navy recruiting officer whose career spans battles from Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Born 1930s in Groveland he enlisted at 17 rode battleships and salvages through the Pacific theater taking command roles aboard Salt Lake City and other ships before transitioning to recruiting postwar life with wife Alice Hughes and a home in Funkstown Maryland.
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Police hunt a burglar who broke into a New York area fish store overnight and took 400 clams. The theft highlights a crime wave in coastal retail shops as investigators pursue leads and review security footage to identify the suspect.
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Termites Cause 45 Million Dollar Yearly Damage in U S
Termite activity inflicts about 45 million dollars in damage across the United States each year, affecting homes and structures. Experts urge preventative measures and prompt treatment to minimize costly losses.
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Bridges Release Will Be Sought
In San Francisco on August 7, Harry Bridges CIO Longshoremen's Union president was jailed after Federal Judge George Harris revoked his $25,000 bail. Bridges' lawyers said they will seek release via a writ of habeas corpus from the U S Circuit Court of Appeals and appeal for bail, arguing the judge overstepped legal precedents.
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Hit-and-run damages Joseph Urgo’s car on Pennsylvania Avenue
Police report a parked car owned by Joseph Urgo of Fountain Head Heights was damaged by a hit-and-run driver on Pennsylvania Avenue near Prospect Avenue Saturday night. Authorities have the license plate and are pursuing the driver.
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Jehovah's witnesses convention fills Yankee Stadium crowd
New York August 7 Jehovah's Witnesses wrap up a week long convention at Yankee Stadium drawing more than 87 000 people who packed the stands and spilled onto the field for the final events and speeches
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