Two Virginians Sentenced in Baltimore Robbery Case
In Baltimore on June 25, Harold Joseph 19 of Mattisonburg Virginia and Harold Brayle 21 of Winchester Virginia were sentenced after pleading guilty to robbing a Federal Bureau of Investigation employee last June 15. Joseph got five years in prison and Brayle four years in the House of Correction.
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J. Abner Sayler
Harold Joseph
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Harold Brayle
Winchester
House of Correction
Frank Harrison
Washington
Morton E. Rome
Harrison
Rome
Joseph
Richmond
Cupid Retreats in San Diego Offbeat Marine Date Tale
In San Diego on June 25 Corporal Tufts scours the city for a girl who owned a dog found with a lonely puppy. He feeds the animal and learns its owner, a girl with a lovely voice, is nearby. He borrows money for a date, but she arrives with two marines escorting her, and Tufts heads back to camp alone.
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Tufts
Chicago
Camp Allan
The Star's Service Bureau for the Answer to Any Question
The Star hints at a feature called the Service Bureau offering quick factual answers, inviting readers to turn to Page 4 for details.
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the Star's Service Bureau
Beans May Be Eliminated From Air Corps Menu
At Midland Army Flying School Texas Lieut Robert C Schaefer reports a study on how high altitude flying affects food needs. Beans may impair bombardier efficiency while fresh tomatoes boost alertness, influencing potential front operations and overall aerial strategy.
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Midland Army Flying School
Texas
Europe
Robert C. Schaefer
Bombardier College
Air Corps
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Lieut
Schaefer
United Nations
Roosevelt Signs Bill For Navy Auxiliaries Totaling 655 Million
President Roosevelt signed a supplemental appropriation act providing 655 074 740 dollars to the navy to construct 500 000 tons of auxiliary ships including tenders tankers and service vessels for fleet support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Scotsman Provides Blood for Ill Son in Mississippi Camp
Hugh Robertson of Chicago sent blood for his son Hugh Robertson Jr a Naval Lieutenant who was seriously ill at a Mississippi camp. On Father's Day he wired back Best wishes and thanks for the extra pint of Scotch.
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Hugh Robertson
Hugh, Jr
Mississippi
Bather
Robertson
Doolittle Daughter Born As Mother Serves Unnamed Duty
Tacoma dispatch reports Mrs. Everett Holstrom a chief Army Air Force lieutenant helped Gen. James Doolittle Tokyo project and gave birth to a daughter. The father is unaware of the birth and she may remain on undisclosed active duty possibly in Shangri La again.
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Everett Holstrom
Army Air Force
James Doolittle
Tokyo
Meie
Shangri-La
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