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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1949

Page

9

Hunters rescued on Alaska mountain amid long search

Dr Elville T Cook 79, his wife, and Pilot Carrington were rescued from a 3200 foot Alaska mountain 50 miles north of Fort Yukon after a week of air searches. Their Cessna crash landed on tundra. they survived, ate eggs raw and cooked, slept inside the plane, and signaled for help. A 10th Rescue Squadron B 17 spotted them as planes circled the area during the hunt. Richmond Virginia noted for cigarette production, unrelated to the rescue.

Fairbanks Alaska Elville T. Cook Uisiana Bill Curington Arctic Circle Fort Yukon Carrington Dr. Cook C. E. Hale

Prisoners Marry In Jail As Minister Jailed

In San Diego on July 11 a prisoner married by cellmate Rev Joseph Belton Stacy, 39. Groom James Edward Burns 26 previously married in Chicago under the name Flynn and said to have escaped a Washington State reformatory in 1947 after assault. Burns and wife Edith Hollingshead have a one month old daughter and hope to go to Des Moines when funds allow.

San Diego Joseph Belton Stacy James Edward Burns Chicago Flynn Burns FBI Washington State Reformatory Stacy Faith Home Rescue Mission Los Angles Edith Hollingshead Des Moines

Unemployment Trends From 1930s Through Postwar Years

The article traces unemployment levels from the 1930s through the 1940s, noting 25 percent joblessness in 1933 and 1.01 percent in 1944 with 65.89 million in the labor force. It cites 1946–48 averages around three to four percent and current rates near five to six percent, projecting winter risks if 5,000,000 remain unemployed.

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