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The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
Congress Cool To Trulnan's Income Tax Proposal
By Francis M. LeMay)

WASHINGTON, (P) - Capitol Hill gave a chilly reception to President Truman's implied sug- gestion that individuals making S6,O00 a year and up might pay more federal income taxes.
 Economy-minde lawma k rs shouted again for less spending instead of tax increases-to bal ance the federal budget.
 MT. Truman asked Congress for four billion dollars in new taxes. He said new levies against corpo- rations should collect most of i:, but he suggested that Congress consider tax boost on individuals in the middle and upper" income brackets.
 When a reporter pressed for a definition of middle" income the President told his news conference
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The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
Abandon Search For Missing
 King Islanders

The U. s. Air Force officials at Marks Air Force Base have an- that the search for the three missing King Island hunters has been abandoned after a thor ough five-day search during which time four air force aircraft have been out on a total of If sorties, one of which was a night mission. The 10th Search and Res cue plane made five trips.
 Assisting the Air Force were three natives familiar with the terrain, two being King Island na- tiVes and one from St. Lawrence Island. Assisting also was Tex Zeigler, bush pilot and owner of he Igloo Commercial Co.
 The search covered the area from Point Hope to St. Lawrence Island and concentrated within an area of 20 miles south of King Is- land to 20 miles north of Shish- maref and as far west as up to 20 miles off the Siberian coast.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
Truman Asks Two. Year Rent Control Extension

WASHINGTON, (4) - Senator Sparkman D.-AlaD said Saturday he prefers a 15-month extension of rent controls to the minimum two-year continuance asked by President Truman.
 Sparkman heads the new Senate subcommittee named to consider rent legislation. And Senator Cain R.-Wash0, a member of the group who is cool toward the whole idea of rent control, told reporters he is absolutely against" extension beyond one year.
 An administration bill calling for at least a tWo-year extension is due to reach the subcommittee this week, Sparkman said. The present law expires March 3l. The group plans to speed action on a new measure.
 Senator Myers D.-PaD already has introduced a bill providing for a 27-month extension and gen eral tightening of controls.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
50 ParatrOOpers
 Jump From Plane In Seven Seconds

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., (P)-A veteran paratrooper prodded 36 traineeS out of a stricken Flying Boxcar" and then rode the ship until it crashed and burned. The crew of three was killed.
 Sgt. Robert Lee Hodgkiss of M. Pleasant, Ohio, the 26-year- jump master, who was unhurt, told interVieWers:
 q heard the jump bell and knew there was trouble because we were only halfway to the drop zone. The other guys knew it too bu- they were calm.
 "We didn't have time to final check parachute harness. I just yelled 'Standup! Hookup, Jumpn''
 The 36 men cleared the plane in about seven seconds, using doors on both sides, Hodgkiss said.
 After his men Init the silk" the
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The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
Clark Proposes Stronger Power In Espionage Laws

WASHINGTON, (P)-A sweep ing revision of the espionage laws has been proposed by attorney general Clark as protection against the treacherous operations of those who would weaken our na- ton internally"
 He asked Congress for unpre- cedented peacetime power to press spy charges no matter how long ago the offense occurred and said law officers should have the legal right to tap wires for evidence in such cases.
 The bill Clark sent Friday night to the House Speaker Rayburn D.-TexD and chairman McCarran D.-NevD of the Senate judiciary committee embodied the unani- nous recommendations of an in- terdepartmental committee made up of FBI, army and navy intelli-
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
NEWS TN BRIEF

BRATISLAVA, Czechoslovakia, (P-Prime minister Stalin is to get a huge tapestry, more than 36 feet square, for his 70th birthday next Dec. 21. Five thousand Slo- yak women have started work on the gift, hand embroidering it with Slovak folk symbols.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
VAN C UV FER, B. C., (P) -

VAN YER, B. C., (P) - Ground parties searched the rug ged Canadian wilderness today for an RCAF jet plane and pilot, miss ing since yesterday noon in the Capilano river area just north of here.
 Bad weather prevented air search yesterday.
 The pilot was identified as fly ing officer John Allen Borrie, 25, whose wife was visiting her moth CT in Spokane.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17

OTTAWA. (P)-Finance minis ter D. C. Abbott reports a Canadi an budgetary surplus of more than $6,000,000 for the first nine months of the current fiscal year. As of Dec. 3l, revenues were $1,956,2O8,479 and expenditures were ,346,258,780
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
INDEPENDENCE. Mo. (R

INDEPENDENCE. Mo. (R - President Truman will rest his left hand on a Bible furnished by his home town when he takes the oath of office Thursday.
 The chamber of commerce un- derwrote the cost of the Bible ss.ooo.
 "A two-volume work with an es- timated weight of 25 pounds. bound in Morocco leather. the Bible is an exact replica of the or iginal Gutenberg Bible printed about l456. The Bible is one of 300 printed in lsl3-l4 at Leipzig. Ger many.
 The President has approved the use of the Bible.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17

TOKYO, (P) - Two-way over seas radio telephone service be- tween Japan and Germany was started Saturday.
 1t is the first time the former Axis countries have had direct communication since the war.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
WASHINGTON, (P) -1

WASHINGTON, (P) - The na- tional park service has $7,500,- 900 roads-and-trials budget for 1850. Major projects include:
 Mount Mckinley national park, Alaska (work to be done for the service by the Alaska Road Com.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17

SHANGHAI, (P)-The cost of living index in Shanghai has ad- vanced 163 per cent since Jan. 1.
 The index governs wages paid almost every worker here.
 The Jan. 1 index was 18.3, the new index is 48.00.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
SYDNEY, Australia, (P) -

SYDNEY, Australia, tR A man at Gympie, Queensland, Aus tralia, recently found one of his hens dead with the head of small brown snake protruding from its crop. The bullet had swallowed the snake and it had forced it's way through the skin of the crop. The snake was also dead.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17

OTTAWA, (P) Tourist traffic from the United States hit new high in 1948, with 1,824,000 cars entering Canada. The statistics bureau announced the figure.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17

mission - Savage river bridge, $125,O0O.
 Other planned physical inn provements:
 Mount Mckinley - two resi- dences, $57.000 gravity water Sys- tenn, $82,500.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-17
Internation'l News At A Glance ---
Saturday. January Is. l94s
CBy The Associated PresS)


 Chinese communists captured the great northern commercial city of Tientsin today. The triumph may unseat President Chiang Kai- Shek.
 The communists shelled Tient- sin, which was described as a scene of death, fire and desola- tion. As they marched through the city of 3,000,OO0, they stopped and fired impudent rifle charges into the air before the U. s. consulate and the American information office.
 The victory fortified the com munist peace terms which amount almost to unconditional surrender The Red radio blared out the terms again, including punishmen of war criminals" headed by Chi. ang; junking the constitution anc government political party; split ting the army; severing treaties with 'imperialistic wers,' which to communists means the U $. and other democracieS; and the setting up of a -domin. ated government.
 Chiang's government and army both appeared bankrupt. It is diff ficult to see what he can do abou the conquering communists.
 The victory at Tientsin was cer- tain to have terrific repercussions in Nanking, the shadow capita, which other Red armies are ap. preaching. It opened the way fol all out assaults on Peiping, Tang. ku and Taku, all invested by the Reds in the north.
 Egypt negotiated at the armis- tice table at Rhodes for the re. lease of 5000 Egyptina soldiers trapped by Israel in southern Pal estine. The peac talks under U. N auspices are going we'll, through the first stages.
 Race rioting between native Af- ricans and Indians ragged in the Durban area of South Africa. Es- inmates ranged up to 300 dead. Damage was set at $l,000,000 be- fore South African troops were used to restore a semblance of or der. The trouble began when an Indian market peddler injured a native boy.
 An Indonesian spokesman at the U. N. said there never could be peace in the East Indies until the Dutch withdraw troops from Re- publican territory. The Dutch showed no disposition to do so. The security council studied a rough plan for settlement offered by the U. s. one point was for the gradual withdrawal of Dutch troops but the Dutch spokesman said his country would not with draw because of fear of renewed disorders.
 American officials said they hoped the "allies only" label on American arms will coax Sweden from her place of neutrality in the cold war against Russia. The state
 tContinued on Page TwO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Francie ocekava letos $500, 600
turistHG.

Par1z. - Cestovni sezona ie
Ryn1 We Francii ma vrcholu a DO
die vypoctu prfslusnych fran
couzskych 1rad1 pTijede letos
do Francie asi 100000 cizin-
Gu, coz by bylo o "A procent Vi
ce nez v roce minulem. Parfz-
ska letoviska a hlavne Pariz
samotna je naplnena cizinci re
vsech cast sveta, ktere svym
obcanum cestovanf dovoluji. K
m%alebnosti obrazu prrispivaji
cestujlcl S fey a .turbany ma
hlave a v rGznych narodnfch
krojlch.
Francouzi rozdelujf cestujf-
CT ma dive velke skupiny, jed
max tt CO vydavaji hodne a leh-
ce a pax tt CO setr1. K prvnf
skupine patti Americana, ces-
tuJlcf z jihoamerickych statd a
orientalci, mezi mimi hlavne E.
gyptane. Do druhe skupiny
jsou pax zafazovani Anglicani,
Holand'ani a Svedove. Pr tom
ovsem Sc must prihlfzet k tomu,
re z dalekych zemi pfijizdf pre-
ce jen Tide vetsinou velmi zamo-
mi, kdezto re sousednfch a
bllzkych zemi prijfzdi tez Tide,
kterf mali rozpocet znacne O.
mezeny.
Cizinecky ruch vzdy byl pro
Francii velkym obchodem a isou
to hlavne 4 zeme, ktere nejvfce
pfisplvaj1 k cestovn1mu ruchu.
TAX je ocekavano, re do Fran
Gle prijede ma 100000 Belgi-
CANT, 600, 900 svycarn, 400, 900
A~nglicanu a $4,000 America
MI. Valuty vsech techto zeml
isou ovsem velice v1tany a ma
Sc "a to, re cizinecky ruch Wy
nese Francii behem letosnfho
roku ma 5000, 900, 900 a to je
castka, ktera V narodnim roz-
poctu jiz pada velice ma vahu.
zivy c%estovnf ruch je povazo-
van "a 'dobrou znamku toho. re
Sc politicka situace piece jen
znacne uklidnila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Jugoslavsky ministr VIM Rusy

Jugoslavsky ministr zahra-
nicnlho obchodu Melentije Po-
povic obvinil Rusko, re vyko-
fistuje komunisticke staty W.
chodn1 Evropy. Popovic pise,
re skutecnost, re Rusove osvo-
bodili vychodn1 Evropu, jim je-
ste nedava pravo, ably zeme ty
byly bezohledne zbavovany
svych surovin aniz by jim bylo
"a to neco podstatneho poskyt-
nuto. Zeme ty by molly sve
suroviny vyhodne zpenezit ma
zapad6 a dostat "a to, echo ne
zbytne potrebuj1. Jugoslavsky
hospodarsky vyvoj byl znacne
brzden tim, re Jim Rusove vse-
chino odebrali.
Ministr Popovic We SVEN clan
ku doporucuje, ably byla utvo-
rena hospodaTska alliance ko-
munistickych statd vychodn1 E.
vropy ma podklade 1plne rovno-
pravnosti a pri plnem zachova-
nj suverenity dotycnych statd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
SpOrtOvni Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Prfstl dtery, dine 5. zarf Y
kr1zkovych zapasech pofada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto.
sem ucinkovati budou nasledu.
|jfcf zapasn1ci:
Gene "The Body Stanlee
|222 ID. (Mr. America VS.. Jump
ing Joe Savoldi, 218 ID. (For-
mer Football Starr z Twin Oaks
Md.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu l porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
Michael Leone, 224 10. (Ita-
liam Terror) VS.. Chick Garibal-
di, 218 ID. re st. Louis.
Johnny Berend, 223 10. re
Syracuse, N. Y. VS.. Laverne
Baxter, 236 ID. re S. Carolina
(King OF All Villians).
Dutch Schweigert, 221 Id. z
N. J. VS.. Ivan Koma-
rolf, 228 ID. RUSSIAN Adonis)
z Norwalk, Conn.
Bob Ford, 215 Id. z Youngs-
town, O. VS.. George Bruckman,
21O ID. z Washington, D. C.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Rusko rinci zbrani.

BelenfaQ, JugOSlaV1e. - JaK
je hlaseno z velmi spolehlivych
pramen1, konajf staty komin-
formy poradu v Sofii, hlavn1m
meste Bulharska, "a 1celem ur-
Icenf dalsiho postupu prot Ju-
goslavii. Jak bylo hlaseno, Sc
|sli sc tam nejen %politikove, n.y.
brz tez vojenstf predstavitele
komunistickych statG. Prohla-
Isenf O vysledcfch conference
ma byt ucineno v nejblizsi bu-
doucnosti.
Mezitim kolujf neustale po-
vesti, re Rusove odvolali cast
svych vojsk um1stenych v Ru-
munsku a koncentrovali je ma
arsko-jugoslavskych hrani-
clch.
Ma nesm1rne Swami Rust a
satelit1 reaguje Jugoslavie pro-
zatim velmi klidne. Marsal Tt
to nepovazoval "a nutne peru
Sit svGj letnf pobyt ma ostrove
Brioni a oficielnf jugoslavska
m1sta tvrd1, re jim neni niceho
znamo O nejakych pohybech
vojsk ma jugoslavskych hrani-
cfch. Jugoslavsti ministri Kar-
delji a Diljas pTihlizeli dnes leh-
koathletickemu zapasu mezi
.JupOSlavi1 Relpif 2 Francii
" Praze prohlasil tajmenik
komunisticke strany Rudolf
Slansky, re Sc jugoslavsky lid
drive nebo pozdeji zbavf zrad-
ce Tita. Must to byt pro THU
divny pocit, kdyz must nyni Wy
slechnout vsechny ty nadavky
onech komunistickych velika-
nj, kteTf ztravili valku ma vel
mi bezpecnych m1stech, kdezto
on sam vedl v prvni linii BOZ
prot nacistGm.
We Skotsku prohlasil angelic
ky statn1 ministr Hector Nc
Neil, re ruske Swami prot Tito
vi presahuje dokonce i besnen1
Hitlera prot sousednfm stat1m
v roce 1889.
Rusove prekonavajf nyni je-
Ste znacne svoji dr1vejsi stva-
YOU agitaci, jak il vedli postup-
ne proti Persii, Recku, Finsku,
Norsku a Turecku. I kdyz pro-
zatfm neni jeste spolehlivych
dGkazG o ruskych vojenskych
koncentracich ma jugoslavskych
hranic1ch, tax je prece jen jisto,
re Rusove samotni wink tako-
vych povest1 podporuj1.
Jak uvedl Mcneil 81 pocina-
il jeste stvaveji satelitni staty,
kde lie v tamnfch novinach els
ii kazdodenne, re THU polka
stejny osud jake Hitlera a Mus
soliniho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Proc americke konsulaty opou-
Steji rudou Gnu.

Hong Kong. - Kdyz clnSti
komuniste postupne obsazovali
Mukden Peiping, Tientsin, Nan
king, Sanghaj a Hankow, tax
tam americka vlada sve konsu-
laty ponechala v nadeji, re bu-
de mono s komunisty udrzovat
normalnf nebo pri nejmensim
hospodarske styky. Kdyz sc
vsak nynf komuniste blizf Kan
tonu, tax Americana cd sledo-
vanl teto politiky upustili.
Americky konsulat v Kanto-
nu byl uzavfen prave tax jak
konsulat V Tihwe, hlavnfm me-
ste vzdalene PROVINCE Singh
ang, kteryzto konsulat slouzil
lako pczorovac1 STANCE pro
stfednl ASH. V Kantonu vstou-
pill personal tamn1ho konsulatu
a odbocky vyslanectvi ma zaso-
bovacl LODI Dixie a odplul do
Hong Kongu.
Proc Sc americka politika
Zmenila, je uvedeno We varova-
nj, sdelenem 934 americkym
obcanGm V Kantonu. Je tam
uvedeno, re komuniste bud ne
mohou aneb nechtejf poskyt-
nout cizlm statnfm pfislusnfkdm
ochranu nebo zarucit Jim osob-
nj svobodu. Stava Sc prflis cas-
to, re jsou cizinci vystaveni ma
silnym zakrokdm davu a 1Tady
nezakrocuji.
Mezit1m Sc komuniste v Shang-
haji setkavajf S tenn obtfzemi
lak byly ocekavany. Nasled-
KEN blokady a prerusenf OBJ
chodnlch stykd Sc zapadem mu-
sela zavf1t nejmene polovina
tamnich tovaren. Pro nedosta-
tex cizincG musel zavrft nejvet-
81 hotel Cathay, vlastneny An
gllcany; luxusni obchody pro-
davajl lacine zbozi denni potre-
by, pokud mali v1bec neco ma
prodej. Divky v cetnych tan
clrnach Sc uc1 vysivat, mnisi V
jednom klastere Sc naucili plest
puncochy, tovarna ma vonavky
vyrabl mydlo a tovarna ma Co
ca Colu vyrabf omacku re So
jovYch bobG.
Komunisticke 1Tady pripra-
vuJ1 plany vystehovat z mesta
asi Jeden million obchodnikI S
rodinami, ma 100000 chudych
lid a 100000 majitelu dom1
ma byt stehovano nekam, kde|
pry mohli uzitecne pracovat|
prozatfm takove mfsto
pro ne nalezeno nebylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Gottwald nahradil prince
z pohadek.

Praha. - Deti csl. skolach
jiz cfsti nebudou O pohadko-
|vych princfch, nybrz O komu-
nistickem vGdci Gotwaldovi,
kteremu f1kajf president Cesko-
slovenska.
Bohum1r Kujal, predseda
vladnlho redakcn1ho vyboru, O.
znamil odstranenf princd a po-
vyseni Gottwalda ma hrdinu
skolnich citanek. Ukolem toho-
to vyboru je pfipraviti move u
cebnice, ably byla prizp1sobe-
ma csl. skolnf s~oustava komu-
nismu.
Kujal Tekl: "Nase deti ne
naleznou jiz prlklady v prin-
cfch z pohadek, nybrz v dder-
nfclch a hrdinech prace. Prvni
povinnostf ucitel6 je prohloubi-
ii a zesfliti vychovu mladeze k
socialismu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Britove Sc hlasf " rads O male
fanny.

Colchester, Angle. - Tou-
ha vydobyti 81 zivobytf re zeme
mutt Brity, ably Sc hlasili O ma
lie fanny v Tadach.
Rada okresu Essex, majfci
$40 usedlost1 v rozmeru cd 5
do so akrd, oznamila, re ma
dlouhy seznam cekatelG. Mno-
he z usedlostf plodf ovoce, re
leninu a kvetiny, kdezto vetsf
jsou jiz obdelany jake fanny.
z Mich pres EGO jich poskyt-
ne slusne zivobyti, ostatni pax
vyzadujf jen cast pracovni do
by ma vedlejsi d1chod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Skody zpGsobene hurikanem
byly odhadnuty ma $40, 600, 900


Augusta, Ga. - Hurikan,
ktery 81 tax zaradil ma Floride,
ztratil pri SVEN pochodu pres
pevninu znacne ma s1le a v
Georgii Sc jiz jen jevil jake vel
ky vltr, vanouc1 rychlost1 35
mil "a hodinu.
Poole odhadu Miami Herald
obnas1 skoda ma $4O,OO0,OOO a
je vetsf nez pri hurikanu roce
1928, kdy v bouri zahynulo l.
800 lid. Tentokrate zahynula
v boufi jedna osoba a so bylo
zraneno, zasluha "a tyto pomer-
ne male ztraty je pfipisovana
tomu, re jsou lidi ma hurikany
znacne lepe p%Tipraveni, nez to-
mu bylo drive.
Ma letisti We West Palm Beach
bylo zniceno 16 velkych doprav
mich letadel a "a letadla SOU
kroma,> jeden velky hangar S
cementu a zeleza byl boufi zm6
men v hrOmadu trOsek.
Ma krasne floridske plazi by
10 v delce $50 mil rozbito vse-
chino koupacf zaT1zen1, reklam-
nj sloppy byly povaleny pc cel6
delce pobrezf. Zvlaste tezke
skody nastaly v oblasti jezera
Okeechobee, vsude trpely velmi
|tezce citrusove sadly, naproti to-
mu odolaly pomerance bouri
znacne lepe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Nimitz ma zprostredkovat spo,
O Kashmir.

Lake Success, N. Y. = Spo-
jene narody hodlaj1 jmenovati
admirala Chestera w. Nimitze
zprostfedkovatelem mezi Paki-
stanem a Indii We sporu O Kash-
mir.
DIE tohoto planu ma admiral
Nimitz obdrzeti tax velkou moe
jake Ralph Bunche We sporu O
Palestine.
Admiral Nimitz, ktery byl
jmenovan administrator pie
biscitu v Kashmiru, kterym ma
byti rozhodnuto, IDA tento knf-
zeci stat ma pfipojit Sc k Indii
ci Pakistanu, jake zprostredko-
vatel ma Sc pokusiti O kompro-
mis- v otazkach, jez rozdeluj1
Tndii a Pakistan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Amerika opst vyhrala soutsz o
DayisHHv pohar.

Forest Hills, N. Y. Anne
ricke tennisove muzstvo pora-
zilo We finalovych bojfch O Da-
vis1v POLAR muzstvo Australia
v pomerun 4 ku L. Americana
vyhrali vsechny dvouhry, kdez-
to Australia rozhodli pc tuhem
boji pro sebe ctyrhru. V po-
slednf den utkan1 porazil Anne
rican Schroeder Australice Seq
mana a Gonzales zdolal Billy
Sidwella.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Predicting ornament.

- %. a "a. zaTf Skolnf Ba-
Ear pofada Patronat ma pozem-
ku skoly a We Skole Aug. Her
mana.
" sobotu, 8. ffjna v Soko-
Curtis Bay Stoleckovou
(Karetnl) Zabavu pofadaji
Ceske zeny a D1vky spolecne S
Clara Barton J. G. D.
= V nedeli, 13. listopadu ia
ternicove Hody pofada Sbor
Praha.
= V nedeli, 27. listopadu
Telocvicnou Akademii porada
I. j. Sokol Washington, D. C.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
PFisaha vernosti vJaponsku.

Toxic. - Japonsko ma nyni
prfsahu vernosti. Vsichni now
vladni zamestnanci must pTisa-
haiti, re budou plniti a chraniti
japopskou demokratickou 1sta-
WI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Vycvik letcH " ArktidG.

Letectvo neustale rozsiruje
Svdj program k vycviku posa-
dek bombardovac1ch letadel v
letanl V akrtickych krajfch.
Spoluprace S Kanadou v tonic
ohledu jest stale stupnovana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Recke vladni vojsko obsadilo
horu Crammos.

Atheny, Recko. - Recke VIA
dnl vojsko obsadilo $500 stop
vysokou horu Grammos v poho-
II stejneho jmena. Oddly tam
postupujlc1 Sc pry brzy spojl s
jinymi vladimir oddly postu-
pujfcfmi 2 jihu. JIM skupina
vzala 1tokem horu Ka-
menik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Zakrok proti komunistIGm We
finskych uniich.

Helsinki. - Finska 1strednf
delnicka organisace vyloucila
a unie, ovladane komunisty,
ktere Sc nepodrobily vladnfmu
ultimatu ma zastavenf stavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-11
ROBERT COOLEY
RETURNED HOME
FOR LAST RITES
Services Are Saturday at Two
For Young Father Killed
In Italy

Another local World War II hero
has been returned home. He is
Pvt. Robert A. Cooley, for whom
services will be held at two o'clock
this Saturday afternoon in st.
John Lutheran church. Officiating
will be Rev. John Braun, pastor;
Rev. William Miller, of Trinity
Methodist, and Rev. Jorden, of
Clyde.
Pvt. Cooley's body arrived here
Wednesday from Columbus Quar-
termaster Depot, following ship
ment from the cemetery near
Florence, Italy, where Bob had
been buried. Cooley was killed
March 3, 1945, while fighting in
the Italian mountains as a men,
ber of the Seth Divisions noun
tain troops.
Military rites at Lakeview ceme-
terry will be conducted by the V.
F. w. firing squad and Amer
lean Legionnaires, with Gerner &
Wolf directing. Close friends who
will serve as pallbearers include
Albert Collat, Clyde; Elmer Dru-
yor, Albert Marshall, Donald
Petersen, John Brendiar and Low
ell Schmitt.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence of Roberts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cooley, S05 East
Second street, where the body is
in state.
Born in Port Clinton on October
1, 1918, Pvt. Robert Cooley was
26 years, five months and two
days of age when he died of
wounds in Italy. He shipped over
seas in October, 1914. A graduate
of the local high school. Cooley
was employed in the U. S. Gyp-
sum Company Office before enter
ing service.
Surviving are the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Cooley; the
former wife, Mrs. Juanita Drake,
Vickery; one daughter, Carol Ann
Cooley, Vickery; and brothers,
Melvin and Harold Cooley, this
city.