Wanted
WILLIAM 'K»SaiAJt MARRON
William Norman Marron, al
so known as Bill Norman,
who was indicted by a Fede
ral Grand Jury at New York,
New York, on June 20, 1951,
on a charge of conspiracy to
advocate the violent over
throw of the Government, is
the subject of a nationwide
manhunt by the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. The
FBI described Marron as
Organizational Secretary of
the New York State Com
munist Party. A description
of Marron is as follows:
Age, 49, born November 10,
1901, at Ekatrinoslav, Rus
sia, height, 5’ 6”; weight,
162 pounds; build, medium;
hair, black; eyes, blue; com
plexion, dark, heavy beard;
race, white; nationality,
American.
At the time of bis disap
pearance he resided in Flush
ing, Long Island, New York.
He became naturalized
through his father in 1919,
attended the New York City
public schools and was at one
time a professional basketball
player, being known as “Wee
W lie Marron.”
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Inclement weather and few
volunteers Sunday prevented
the Rotary Club from ac
complishing much toward the
completion of the fill for the
playground on Mission Road.
Jorgen Fredrickson, Rotary
chairman of the playground
committee, has called on all
club members and any other
interested persons to report
for work tomorrow morning
at 8 am.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stafford
have gone to Moose Pass for
several weeks. They went to
Seward aboard the Garland,
westward mailboat.
Hob Logan, skipper of the
Kodiak Salvor, was in Kodiak
from Goodnews Bay on busi
ness this week. He is in
charge of a salvage job there.
Goodnews Bay is near Plat
ium, Alaska, on Kuskokwin
Bay.
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1951 Kodiak Island championship in
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Wild Steer Riding-Wild Cow Riding
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Calf Roping
Entrance fee $5.00 in each each event
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Show will be at
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Sept. 3, 1951
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