Driver's Error Unites Family in Doorstep Mixup
Army Pvt. Willy J. Anderson Jr. mistook a Seattle pier for embarkation as a cab error sent him to pier 39. A civilian guard confirmed identity, reuniting him with his father Pvt. Willy J. Anderson Sr., a World War II veteran, after years apart.
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Seattle
Army
Willy J. Anderson Jr
Orient
Pier 91
Willy Jr
Pier 39
Army Port of Embarkation
Anderson
Susie Allen
Birmingham
Ala
Junior
Senior
Ft. Lawton
Weather Muddled Across Regions With Snow and Rain
June's pleasant weather failed to appear across much of the nation. Four inches of snow fell in West Yellowstone Montana. The cool belt included the northern Rockies parts of the midwest and northern New England with freezing temperatures reported. Rain stretched from eastern Iowa and northern Illinois to the middle Atlantic and Madison Wisconsin, with thunderstorms in Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas. A second wet belt spanned Nebraska to the eastern Dakotas while the southeast and far southwest enjoyed warmth.
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Yellowstone
Mont
Rockies
Midwest
New England
Iowa
Illinois
Middle Atlantic States
Madison
Wis
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Knowland urges strong defense and Korea blockade stand
Senator William F. Knowland tells Hollywood Republicans Americans should shun defeatism and back a firm foreign policy. He cites over 100 billion dollars spent on defense in five years and calls appeasement “surrender on the installment plan.” He backs using Chinese Nationalist troops in Korea and a blockade of Red China.
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Hollywood
U.P
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
United States
Knowland
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Red
China
Singer Clark Heirs Settle Damages in Plane Crash
In Los Angeles on June 8, the widow of singer Buddy Clark, his two children from a prior marriage, and four others received a $6,500 settlement toward $2,000,000 in damage suits tied to Clarks death. Superior Judge Frank G. Swain approved the accord after noting the pilot and plane owner and a third defendant had no additional assets. Clark died October 1, 1949, when the craft crashed on a downtown street after leaving a football game in Palo Alto, California. four other passengers survived.
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Los Angeles
WUP
Buddy Clark
Frank G. Swain
Clark
Palo Alto
Calif
Kingan Arts Collection to House in Former Kingan Home
The Kingan arts collection given to the University of Arizona by Mr and Mrs Lawrence V Robertson will likely be housed in the former Kingan home at 325 West Franklin Street next fall. Andreas S Andersen notes the collection includes early 20th century American paintings such as a notable western by Remington, plus oriental art objects and carvings. Some items now on display may move to the Kingan home in fall.
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Kingan
University of Arizona
Lawrence V. Robertson
Tucson
Anderson
Remington
Andersen
University
Lady Escapes Punishment After Destructive Outing
In Boston on Park Square a dog named Lady chewed through a convertible canvas top while owner Harry Callahan watched. The English setter recently bore six puppies and will not be punished for the incident.
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Boston
Delay $160,000 SP Slaying Suit
Open of a $160,000 damage suit against Southern Pacific Rail road Co. has been delayed in Bisbee. Filed by Joseph D. Carpenter as executor of Ada C. Park’s estate, the case seeks $80,000 actual and $80,000 punitive damages. Harold T. Lantz, convicted in the Park death, awaits execution.
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Bisbee
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Joseph D. Carpenters
Ada C. Park
Grinnell
Iowa
Douglas
Harold T. Lantz
Magazine Ad Deal Under Police Scrutiny
Mrs. Samuel Sarko of 2100 E Broadway reported paying a salesman $5 for space in a magazine advertised to circulate among U S armed forces in Korea. She questioned its authenticity after no one at Davis Monthan AFB or two veterans groups could confirm the publication.
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Police Today
Samuel Sarko
E. Broadway
Sarko
Broadway Plaza
U. S
Korea
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Maj. Douglas
Davis-Monthan
Arizona Contact
Man Seen At Woman’s Home In Texas Licensed Car
A man believed 25 to 30 years old, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and 180 pounds, arrived at a woman’s residence in a car bearing a Texas license plate.
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Texas
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Gata
TSN Glass Bottles
Cary
Piaurasi
TRUL
Wea
Cae Tahoe
Burton-Smith Merc. Co
Reggie Russell
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
Helen Frances
Marion Bradley
W. G. Schultz
Alice Casey
Singer Clark
Plan Kingan Home For Art
Langers
BUICK
R.A
Chevrolet
Burpee's Giant Hybrid
Zinnias
Patage
14Th Ave
Erate Peto
Pioneer Florist
Stone & Pennington
Chicago
W. Congress
Broadway Auto Park
Police Probe Magazine Deal
Dad” Hickok
Manhattan
Glover-Clark Engineerng CO
4Th Ave
Stone Ave
Campbell Hardware & Plumbing Supply Co
N. Campbell
I. E
Acsi Cai Miveil
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