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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
Toledo Stamping
Notes
Mary Eichenher0
Mary Eichenberg

The first 1850 car has made
its appearance on the parking
lot. Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh are driv.
ing a midnight blue 1850 Mer'
curry.
Ray Tasker's wife entered To.
ledo Hospital Tuesday, Jan. 81
to undergo a nasal operation.
Eeagle Eye has a ne wname
He is known as "Shuffleboaro
Ace" He is expected to win the
City Championship.
Gladys, on the brazer, leaves
Sunday to visit her son in San
Antonio, Texas. She will return
by way of st. Petersburg, Fla.
Is certain young man with
time on his hands suffering from
a slight attack of ergophobia or
is there a shortage of Dreft?
Ann, your new hairdo is very
becoming.
Ted j. Drocy wishes to thank
all of you, dear hearts and gen.
tie people, for that surprise on
his birthday Feb. 1, and says
Don't forget I love you all even
if you do call me the Vulgar
Boatman."
Congratulations to Stephanie
Beczynski who celebrated her
birthday Feb. 5.
The Toledo Stamping Bowler
cites meet every Friday night, at
SIS PM. at Hagerty's, Jackson
and Superior SITS. They are made
up of four teams. Patsies are: Ell
sic Gilhouse, Pat Moses, Flo AL
len, Ida Greece and A m b r
Guttersnipes: Lillian
Karmol, Evelyn Malak, Rose
Hume, Bonnie Cox and Donna
Peterson. r o C k e is are: Chick
Rice, Dorothy Halderman, Beu-
ah Irving, Evelyn Hall and Dom
IA Olson. jolly Five are Mary
Jaczwiski, Ste liza Tescholski,
Trieda Poman, Virginia Kowal-
nski and Ann Naperilo.
Fanny, the second shift
natron, is recovering from a re-
,ent operation at Mercy Hospital.
We all wish her a speedy recov-
Try.
Congratulations to "Chuck"
xroeger, set up man in Misc,
who celebrated his birthday
Feb. 3.
Ted Drocy ca m e to work
thurs. Feb. 2 wearing a heavy
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10

gold colored chain and hi.
fathers railroad watch. Asked
why he said he was keeping
time between his birthday and
his tenth wedding anniversary"
His birthday came on Feb. !
and his wedding anniversary on
Feb. 2.
Better late than never, Har-
riet Weber, celebrated her 30th
wedding anniversary on Jan. 27,
She was rendered a surprise
party on that date. +
Eddie, our boss in the press
room, is trying out a new way
to hatch chickens. He carries an
egg in his pocket.
Bob Thompson b e a m a
proud and happy father, Friday
Feb. 8. His wife gave birth to a
7 lb. IL OF. boy. Mother and
baby are doing well. Bob pre-
sented the boys with cigars.
We have quite a few sick peo-
pie home from work; H a z
Hipp, John Sukus, Cora Bryant,
and Martha Zawodny. We all
wish them a speedy recovery.
Our new expeditor, A b e t
Houtz, was graduated from Mi
ami College, Oxford, Ohio. He
recently became engaged to a
beautiful Toledo miss. Alberts
parents reside in Dayton, o. We
wish them all kinds of luck.
We welcome Dick Van Keur-
en-, as potential foreman. Dick
is a veteran of World War II,
was a Sergeant in the Army Air
Force, saw service all through
Italy. He is a bachelor.
Blonde e and Alice, on End
shift, treated with lovely little
all day suckers. Sweet of them,
nuh?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
National Supply Unit Ne.vs
By DEAK and DOCK

and that put him right back to
sleep for another three months.
Signs III Defiance, Ohio, Taxi
cabs: It's grand to live in Ameri.
ca, Love it--or Leave it.
Pony Express B c Route. Boys
don't have your accidents in
New York State if you have a
B c Hospital Insurance. You
will wait long time for the pay
off as I've been waiting since
Dec. 18th. / believe they give
you 30 days grace, if you don't
pay up. So watch your step.
Uncle Remus.
Hi, Marge, How are you doing
huh?
Deak e. Doo
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
IUE Expected
To Win NLRB
Elections At GM

WASHINGTON UPA) - The
Int'l Union of Electrical, Radio
& Machine Workers-CIO won a
strategic victory of major. i'm
portance Feb. 2 when the NLRB
ordered elections within 80 days
for 27,500 employees in five
plants of General Motors Corp.
GIN locals have voted over
whelmingly to quit United Elec-
trical w kers and join IUE.
The election will be the first ma
jor test of strength between IUE
and UE.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
I227alI[IIs!!|9!,

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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10

isht or Gay, none oLnef Lndn
Red McClusky Jr. of Dept. SO,
best wishes TO mother and dad
and thanks for the cigars, papa.
Who is the foreman that made
two promises and didn't keep
them, locks the door TO the Of
flee when he goes out TO lunch?
You know don't you, Whitley?
Say hello to all the guys and
girls at the Three DIS for me
(Deak) and I'll be back out there
one of these days.
A bunch of roses to a swell
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Scheir-
er dept. 128) on their 33rd
Wedding Anniversary and hope
they have many more.
The reason for that gleam in
AL Lohbaur' eyes is some time
ago he $50 says An wrote a
jingle in contest, after a few
months, got letter he had won
a new Crosley Refrigerator, now
who could use it more than Al,
but we have a hunch, Mrs had
a bigger hand in this then AL
gives her credit for, Come, come
Al, we heard your wife wrote
that little jingle.
We hear a certain fellow in
Dept. SO took his wife bowling,
Dragging about the score he's
been getting, spotted his wife
fifty pins, after the last ball was
rolled and the score was tailed,
Mrs. Hatcher had ITO plus so
and (gutter BALD Johnny came
up with a great big SO.
1t seems we have more as
pirant for blue coats in Dept. SO.
BY the way John Hale is work
ing you would think he was try
ing to set the world on fire, or
could the reason be that he's on
the bottom of the seniority list
and working his way up.
Mite Club business is so lousy
that the only reason that they
stay open is because the owner
lost the keys.
We have the Stinck Bomb, A
Bomb, H Bomb and the next will
be the P Bomb. That is; Pen
sion for all CIO workers. 1t will
be the cheapest to make with
big dividends for the older work
ers.
Bonus Please. The Co. has
saved at least 20 bbls. quenching
oil since they moved oil pumps
out Of the pit in Dept. 50 on
heat treat job. Now if they can
spare the time to repair tops of
both furnaces and maybe save a
$4,000 Gas Bill each month.
Make mine wine: In New
York on waterless Thursday, if
you drink twelve Whiskies with
water chasers, You're Unpatri-
otic. If you drink them straight,
you're drunk.
The Spirit of st. Valentine has
broken through the iron curtain
of Dept. So. Your editor has in
formation that the foreman in
that Dept. are going to have a
Valentine Box for the boys if
they will only produce a little
more production. So boys, please
don't let them down.
Uncle Remus says: There
are two types of army shoes,
officers and uncomfortable"
Ye Old Jitterbug: Dear Co.
You will have to play a slower
variety of music on your jam
sessions. Mike Fox, Dept. SO is
wearing himself down to a fraz-
zle doing the jitterbug. BY that
he's doing a great injustice to
his beloved foreman, Mr. Robin
son.
The UAW-CIO is just like the
Royal Mounted Police, they ac-
complish their m ission every
time. The Save Toledo Pay Roll
Committee sure must be slipping
or did they run out of suckers.
wake Up" you can't whip the
poor working man any longer.
Poor ground hog. The old fell
low seen his shadow alright. He
bought a noon edition of the To-
ledo Blade, read few columns
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
Who????
Dept. ID 1st Shift
REMEMBER THE CHAMPI-
ON REEF FISHIN CLUB
DANCE FEBRUARY 11th.
Robert Smith
Dept. T. End Shift

Yes sir, he says: 1--WE went
coasting with a gang and we had
only one sled. We finally found
spot called Ulie Hill. There,
we got out of the car, all IA OF
us, and got on the sled. 1t was q
IL foot sled and a IL foot hill"
Say, Harry X mza a, now we
know for sure that you were the
one who drove right through
the garage. Just from this re-
port, we heard the above. You
must learn 10 handle that "Cack-
le Hack" or else more strange
stories may be heard.
There were II teams bowling
in the Midnight League at the
Colony last Friday. Honors for
High Individual and Three Game
Series go to Steve (Flat Top)
LawnicZak, who bowled 147-211-
154 for a 512 series. Girls, please
bring your w. I. B. c. cards to
the next session on Friday, Feb
ruary 10th. Cards will be issued
to those who haven't any. Fern
Medley informs your reporter
that few alleys are still avail
able. II you would like to bowl,
please contact Fern Medley in
Dept. e on Plug Tampers.
We're glad to see that Bessie
Donnell has recovered enough
from her illness, so that she is
able to, at least, come back to
work. We all hope your full re-
covery will be in the very near
future. Bessie, we miss you on
the End shift.
ATTENTION Mite Owl Bowl
ers. Watch your bulletin board
for all particulars on your Mite
Owl Bowling Tournament. Date,
prizes etc, also, your team cap
tains will try to keep you in
formed.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL
MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT
G. ETTING THEIR UNION
JOURNALS. Please con ia C t
your stewards or committeeman
for the forms to be filled out
This is the only sure way of
finding out the reason that you
are not getting the Journal.
REMEMBER THE CHAMPI-
ON REEF FIS ING CLUB
DANCE FEBRUARY 11th.
Frank Ness
Dept. III LIST Shift
Millwrights
Paul Justice Is still confined
10 bed with the mumps but he
expects to be back to work soon.
George Cunningham was taken
home Friday with a cold and
chills. He has reported back to
work again on Monday. Take it
easy, George.
Glenn Jones wanted his corner
so the paint would not
go all over the department. Now
that it Is enclosed he has more
than he asked for, as it is cold
enough in there to be used as a
George Cunningham had his
helper Frank Ness and his wife
over to his house, Saturday, and
vas teaching him the new card
game called Canasta.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
Champion Unit
Ralph a. Young, Sec'y
English BorgIin, Dept. d, 1st Shift
Ralph ii. Young, Sec'y

Letha pat Patterson and Alice Cody celebrated their
birthdays February 3rd They handing out candy
very generously We wish both of you many such nice
occasions.
Did everyone notice that George Foaiz is sporting a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10

Seems like everytirne you look
around in department. H, you see
new janitor wonder why???
Overheard - Dept. H has had
an Electric Mule on its way for
some time now and the only
thing holding it up was getting
license for 1t. That has been
so long ago, doubt if they have
bought one for the department.
Just hoping.
Congratulations are In order
for Holcie Goose" Scott. His
wife presented him with a new
son. % inches long-13 inches
across the chest and weighs 8
pounds and his name is Holcie
M h e !. Measurements were
given by Jose, who know s
them by h art. Proud papa,
aren't you, Jose?
REMEMBER THE CHAMPI.
ON REEF FISHIN CLUB
DANCE FEBRUARY 11th.
Rigor Mortis says: No news Is
good news. (Not for the Spark
lets, Rigor. RHY)
Union Office
1st Shift
Thanks to Harold Kerschner,
Estel DUNCAN and A. Leonard
Borglin for giving their time to
be pallbearers for Ralph Lam
son.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22
|Nl WAY | SEE
q BY nell. D0DS0l RUSSELL. :.
NEW YORK CITY

No one particularly woman. likes admit tho are
creeping Flaming do get
30 o being silly about It.
1 To hnNinr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22

administration at Manchester Col
lege While here. Mr.. johnson has
seen many OF the historical places
IN the Twin Cities, and he reports
an enjoyable visit.
Dorothy jackson was awarded
a divorce from Daniel Jackson
last week.
The social meeting of the Uno
Score Club Saturday, Sept. l6,
was held at Coon's Lake at the
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brewington.
After u week in Fairvtew hos
pital, Mrs. Dorothy SmRlls, 1909
Garfield Ave. So, returned home
Thursday. Sept. II. Mrs. Smalls
is getting along fine and is able
to be up,
Little Michele Phillips, dRugh-
ter of Mrs. Honey Phillips. 303
Aldrich Ave. No. arrived home
from General hospital Friday,
day. Sept Is.
The Women Of Border Metho-
dist church will observe their an
nual day Sunday. Oct. s.
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Mack of
Little Rock. Ark, are visiting
Mrs. o. NJ. Bailey. 4l2 lOIa Ave.
No, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack are Mrs
Baileys parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles GrigSby
and son. Charles Jr., zoos Bry-
ant Ave. No, spent Sunday. Sept.
II at La Sands, MINI. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
SchOfield.
Mrs. Alice (BrOwnIe) Fort is in
Fairview hospital
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

NANNENENAlS hAhAubANS
Sept. - Chas, Mccoy, 500
nth Ave, No; Jonas Schwartz,
500 Pence Bldg; Mrs, Leila Ran
nam. plb AldnCh Ave, No.
Sept 80 Mira, Clarence He'll,
$40 humboldt Ave. No; Mrs
Lucinda Stubblencld. $50 10th
Ave, No, James Hinklc. 2I6ts
Fourth Ave, So; Pascal Todd
Minneapolis. Alcynetta Ballard,
Sl2 Bryant Ave. No.
Sept 20 Mrs, lie Roy Hall,
1929 Fourth Ave, So; Sept. - -
Sammy Hale, SSI2 Fourth Ave
So; Jane Stone. ShS Bryant Ave
No.
Sept 20 Charles Drl.aCnmp.
son, l22 Dupont Ave, No, Hllard
Thompson, 81 HoRg Ave No. E
II. Blackwell, SSiT Fourth Ave,
So,
Sept 30 Mrs, N. J Hunter,
SStp Fourth Ave. So. wilbeTt
DuRaS, lli3 L.yndale Ave No. /:
Mrs W L. Battle, 3bO0 Fourth
Ave So, Mrs, Ed Temple, SSl4
Ftfth Ave So,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22
RATlM O the
z e G @ q D s

New Albums

Victor Young and his singing
strings" contribute set Of
eight Partisan Favored tunes I'm.
der the heading April In Paris, -
which is also the title OF one OF
the tunes, Others arc Dancing
With You. Speak 20 Me % Love,
rtgaIlc. beyond the Sea, CONNIE
~ Commc Ga, The River SrInRc
and Ia Vie on Rose CDeCcaD
In the strictly lie Hot Jazz" or
"rsGtime" department Is veteran
Snowman Ted Lewis, leading an
array of top-nOtchcrs in u 10
inch LIP and shellac albums, en-
titled Classic Jazz" Easily the
most popular tune in the set Ia
Lewis signature melody When
My Baby Smiles at Me. Others in
cludc Aunt HRgars Blucs. CIarin-
ct MarmRlade. Yellow Dog Blues,
Dip Your Brush In the Sunshine,
Sobbln' blues, Dallas Blues and
Royal Garden Blues the latter
two with the late Fats Waller
featured on vocal and piano.
In the group of musicians gath
cred about the clarinet playing
is everybody happy" maestro
are such names as Benny Good
man, MugHsy Spaincr George
BRUINS, Jimmy Dorsey and the
late Don Murray and Frank Trs-
chcmaCher. (Columbial.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22

That's why dTihk bssr--for refresh.
TnsrU Ana bslisVs me. HANAB IN really
FsfTsablhE-cO0l and crisp, with clean
light tASts that only the finest prem
ium beer can give I've tried them ALL
but IIAhMs H. my bssT from now Oh
HAAHB the FsfFsskIRE beer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22

The Senior Usher Board Of St.
Peter Church met Wednesday.
Sept. 20 at the home Of Mrs.
Thelma Wade. 1921 Fourth Ave.
So. Miss Elnora Byars was hos
tess.
Miss LeOla jackson, 2lO5 Fifth
Ave. So, was hostess to a group
of her friends Sunday evening.
Sept. II.
NaVier Student Here
Mr.. Ivory p. johnson Jr, of
New Orleans, La, is the guest Of
Mr.. Bernard Holland at the An
drews Hotel. Mr.. Johnson is a
senior in the journalism depart
ment of Xavier university. He is
spending several days in Mime
apolis en- route TO Winnipeg. Can
ada and other points north. Mr..
Holland is a senior in business
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22
Best Singles

Only % morc days until Christ
mas and the popular small fry
tunes are alrcRdy being released
and or roiSsued. Some OF the pop.
ular bits arc Twas tho Night Re.
fore Christmas. the not-so Christ
MASSEY but appropriate enough
SNOW White and the Seven
DWnTfA, both In two parts by Ray
HcatheTton, orchestra and sound
effects (ColumbiR); and Rudolph
the Red NOsed Reindeer. the BinR
Crosby CDecCaD and Gene Autry
(CulumbiaD versions.
Other current small fry discs
are Lazy Mary and A-TiSLrt, A.
Tasket; Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me
u How Bow. and I Don't Want 20
Play In Your Yard, both by Ray
HcathcTtOn with vocal tho and
ork (ColumbiaD
Observation-Disclosures. the latest
Tiny Grimes pair are JumpIn' at
GIcASon's and Flying high. Both
rip along At fast clip, hitting
some good ticks throughout.
"Jumpin' seems TO borrow some
Of the Jam session" sound which
Is the Identifying tag Of the Jazz
at the Phil groups tAtlanticD 90.
Another Instrumental pair are the
oldie My silent Love. and the cur
rently popular Mona Lisa, given
the moody Treatment by tn"
Frank Culley Grow. with Frank
soloing via the tenor sax CAtlAn-
ticD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22

thirty-seven year mark My chassis Is more than
slightly in fun bloom and my throat line isn't what
Il used TO be-. I'm not exactly trying to fight the
getting older process, I'm just trying TO keep up
with II gracefully. There's a difference YOU know
II I'd had any intentions Of tussling with It, j
certainly would have given up any such ridiculous
nonsense after seeing Sunset Boulevard"
A woman who ErimIy and dctormincdly
fights wrinkles. bulges and birthdays may
keep her fIGEer, but she'll lose her sense OF
humor. It's bad enough 10 find yourself get
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22
Out-Of TowncrS

Sept. ~ --. Charles ballard,
Springfield, Ohio; Mrs, L. u,
Fousc, Lexington, Ky, Sept. 26-
JRcquelne Ann Brown. Kansas
city, Mo; Martin Brown, Los
Angeles, Calf,
Sept. IS Cecil T., Davis. Los
Angeles. Calf. Sept. 20 Con.
scuba Townsend, Chicago. Sept. so
&C, Johnson, Washington. II. e;
J, w, Powell MI, Sterling, Ky,
Katherine Pierre, Denver, Colo,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-22
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

mrs Alice Swain 10 Hyland No. entertained at an in
formal reception honorng her Donald his new
pride the former Hazel Underwood Saturday evening Sept
The couple arrived home from their Saturday
nng accompanied by their nece Cynthia of Louisville
"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
Plans Announced For Semi-MOnfhIV Dances al WasiIIa

WASILLA-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Combs and O. L. Byers this week announced plans for a summer dance series at Wasilla's Commu- nifty Hall. Beginning on Satur- day, June 10, they will sponsor a tWlce-monthly dance at the hall.
 Music for dancing, scheduled from 9:30 pm. to 1:30 a.m., will be supplied by an orchestra, Schaefer's Orchestra of Palmer.
 The Combs and MT. Byers in- vite all Valley folks, as well as Anchorage visitors, to spend al- ternate Saturday nights in Wasil- la. They will announce further plans for future dances and for special entertainment from time to time.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
Palmer Drug Store Adds JeWeIIer

o. A. Ross, a jeweler of IS years experience in his craft, has been added to the staff of Pal mer Drug Store, it was announced this week by managers Irwin Pitt and William Rempel. MT. Ross, who comes to the Valley from Vernal, Utah, took charge of the Palmer Drug Store jewelry department on Monday of this week.
 MT. Ross experience as a jewell Ter dates back to 1894, with the exception of the war years which he spent with the Army Engi- neers, with Remington Arms and at Oak Ridge, Tenn. His back ground includes four years as railroad watch inspector.
 The new employe is keenly in terested in hunting and fishing and outdoor recreation and looks forward to his stay in Alaska.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
Juneou's Still Lookinq
 For Good City He'll Site

Juneau is still shopping for a city hall site, it was reported in last weeks Alaska Empire. City fathers definitely have relin- qulshed all plans to construct the building on the Juneau Memorial Library property. Meanwhile, the council has no definite announce ment yet concerning the location of the new city hall, which Mayor Waino Hendrickson reported would have to be built before the Territory constructs it's new building on the A. B. Hall prop erty and the City Hall property" according to the Empire.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
TWO NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO VAS STAFF AT WASILLA, HOMER

John Wood of Palmer recently was appointed assistant to Mel Win Bjorn, veterans on-farm in structor at Wasilla, Eugene Kirsch announced this week.
 Dick Blue, a 50 graduate of the University of Alaska, became as- sistant to Jesse Davis in the Ho- mer area on June 1, MT. Kirsch further reported.
 The Palmer instructor reminded veterans that during the peak farm months of the summer, the local class will meet for only three sessions each month. The classes will be held on the first three Mondays of the month.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
ANCHORAGE PAIR WED HERE ON MAY 28

Miss Alberta Bigelow and James RiSsbee, Jr., both of Anchorage, were united in marriage at Pal uer on May 28. The service took place in the Church of Christ, with Ray E. Adams the officiat- ing minister.
 The bride and groom were at tended by Sgt. and Mrs. Fred Weber. also of Anchorage. The newlyweds will make their home in Anchorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
PALMER FIRST GRADERS TO BE REGISTERED lN MID-AUGUST

Pre-registration for prospective firstgraders at Palmer School next fall is not scheduled until mid-August, superintendent Will liam T. Zahradnicek said today. There will be ample preliminary announcement before the regis tration days, he promised.
 The registration has been pur- posely postponed as late as pos sible, in order to make certain that all newcomers in the Valley will have an opportunity to regis ter their children, MT. Zahradni- eek explained.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
Homer Homesteader Suspends

The Homer Homesteader, a mimeographed sheet published at Homer by w. R. Benson for the past six years, has suspended publication temporarily, it was announced by editor Benson last week. When the Homesteader again appears, it will be a printed newspaper and not a mimeo- graphed sheet he said. No date was announced for the Home steader's re-appearance.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
FORMER CAVALRY MAN NOW COMMANDS TT. RICHARDSON

Brig. Gen. Julian w. Cunning ham, a former cavalryman, ar rived at Fort Richardson this week to assume command of the U. s. Army in Alaska. He re- placed Mai. Gen. Stanley L. Scott, recently assigned to duty with the Department of Defense at Washington, D. C.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
ANCHORAGE PAIR MARRY

WASILLA-Mack Mckay and Miss Emily Jensen, both of An chorage, were married last Sat urday evening by U. s. Commis- sioner May Carter. Witnesses to the ceremony were MT. and Mrs. Jack Ester.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
PUDDIcoMBEs HAVE GIRL

A daughter, their first girl, was born to MT. and Mrs. Merle Pud- dicombe at Valley Hospital this week. The baby was born on May 30, She weighed five pounds, seven ounces.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-02
PAIR VISIT PARENTS

WASILLA-Mr. and Mrs. Will liam Tryck of Anchorage spent the past weekend in Wasilla, where they visited their parents.