March 5, 1946 Russian Spy Ring Newspaper article

With the internet behind their wings, I guess they are just upping their game these days...but as this article details, we have had issues with Russia for decades.

This article is from my personal collection of vintage newspapers & clippings. This was in the Tuesday, march 5, 1946 edition of the Detroit Free Press.  Front Page.

Nicolai Zabotin appears to be the ring leader.

October 12, 1932 Hillsdale Daily News MICHIGAN clippings

I acquired a few pages of this newspaper.  I am sharing clippings to assist with genealogy & ancestry research. 

It is very time consuming for me to scan all this information, so please be sure to comment if you see something that helps you.  It will be an encouragement for me to continue this project.

 Norman B. Collins, president of two Chicago banks, was kidnapped with his wife. pictured with their son Norman S. Collins.

 Samuel Insull wanted for imbezzlement

 Prohibition has increased crime!

 Mrs. Margaret Heldt of Eagle Bend Minnesota hammers toes so drivers can get through picket lines.

 Stalin

 Clifford Weatherwax of Hillsdale college attends Olympic games. School dental report. Hillsdale College performance of "Glittering Gates". Mentioned are Joe Barrow, George Culver, Miss Blanche Zimmerman, James Kirkpatrick, Miss Muriel A. Foster.

Advertisement for Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. B.R. Nye picture.

 Advertisement for Leo J. Dutcher Funeral home

 Blondie of the Follies.  Marion Davies, Robert Montgomery, Jimmy Durante, Billy Dove, Zasu Pitts, James Gleason, Jack Denny.

 Arthur Maillefert will not remain prisoner.

Garden City, Kansas
The Garden City sugar refinery will begin operations employing 250 men. Joe Stewart, plant manager.

USNA Naval Academy Walking through time ~ NAVY HISTORY

Came across some magazine publications in my literature collection from the USNA

Here are some of the more interesting pictures.  I have included the names of the people in the pictures...hoping it will help with some genealogy research or just provide family and friends a snapshot of someone they knew, admired, or loved.

From 1954:  LCDR. Arthur Radford in vintage flying gear standing beside a plane with his hand on the prop.

From 1954: Navy's Blue Angels. LCdr. Richard L. "Zeke" Cornier of San Diego, Dayl Crow of Oklahoma City, Roland "Auz" Aslund from Vancouver, Washington, and Ken Wallace from Elizabethton, Tennessee

From 1954: LaCrosse - Jack Jones makes another tremendous save as Bill Martin checks his opponent's stick. Mattison Burt watches.

From 1954: Track - Mark O'Hara, Bernie Czaja

1954: Boxing- Pat Byrne & Tiger Trone

From 1955: Navy-Duke football game. Ron Beagle, Len Benzi, Earl Smith, Pat McCool, Joe Gattuso, George Texter

I'd love to get some positive comments if you see something you like.

1954 Navy Vs. William & Mary ~ American Football

I captured a few images from the game program that I thought I would share.

Hoping someone that might be related to one of these fine chaps might enjoy the pictures.

There are many more in the program, so if you think a relative of yours might have been involved and would like me to look for a picture, just let me know.

I put the names in the body of my blog...hoping that someone that might be doing a search of relative names will happen upon this post when the search engines crawl.

This is J. Philip Monahan

 Charlie Sumner & Jerry Sazio

 Walter F. Boone

 First Row: Jim Royer, Jim Owen, Alex Aronis, Hugh Webster, Captain Phil Monahan, Bob Craig, Joe Gattuso, John Hopkins, and Ronnie Beagle
Secon Row: George Thomas, John Honse, George Textor, Dick Dutnell, Bob Davis, John Weaver, Jack Garrow, Frank Bendrick, Pat McCool, George Welsh
Third Row: Dick Echard, Bill Smith, Wilson Whitmire, Ed Malynn, Chet Burchett, Vernon Dander, Lee Brantley, Paul Gober, Bob McElwee
Fourth Row: Jim Byrom, Geore Warren, Ken Holden, Leonard Benzi, Bill Hepworth, Bill Mohn, Jim Wood, Vince Monto, Dick Guest, Jim Hower
Fifth Row: Merl Johnson, John McHugh, Jim Barker, Charles Levis, Dave Korzep, Don Jahn, John Russell, Roy Freeman, Bob Vaselenko

 And this was just a fun advertisement in the program

Tea party hosted by H. Richmond Favrot. New Orleans newspaper clipping. 1955

This is the description of the picture on the left.  "A tea given for two members of the younger set was hosted this week by Mrs. H. Richmond Favrot (center), who entertained at her home on Nashville Ave in honor of  Miss Eugenie Wilson (left) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Wilson, Miss Marion O'Niell (right) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. O'Niell Jr. Mrs. Favrot's coctail suit was of teal blue taffeta, Miss Wilson wore a Dior blue taffeta dress, and Miss O'Niell was frocked in an emerald green cocktail model. They all wore white camellia corsages.

The picture on the right is of Mrs. Edward Alvis, Misses Erin Brady, Julie Ann Claverie, Beverly Quick, Gail Perrin, Betsy Lauderman.