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Deep Are the Roots. In Coronado, Calif., Ernest Digweed entered a garden contest, took third place...
...Coronado, Calif., Police Lieut. Frank Greene haled his wife into court for two parking violations, shelled out $35 bail because she had forgotten her purse...
Died. Vice Admiral John Sidney McCain, 61, peppery, wizened Commander of famed Fast Carrier Task Force 38; of a heart attack; in Coronado, Calif., a few hours after his return home from the Tokyo Bay surrender ceremonies. His last word on the Japs: "Listen, baby, they were just measuring us-just like you measure a man when you're going to hit him the next minute. They don't know they are licked yet. ... I don't like the look in their eyes...
Perfect Matches. In Washington, Elizabeth Bliss married a Lieut. Divine. In Bozeman, Mont., a marriage license was issued to Charles Wheat and Agnes Cotton. In Coronado, Calif., one Dorothy Dix was wed to a Lieut. Danny Deaver...
...gold strikes and bad men and vanishing longhorns, as he has in the university library. "Somehow ' or other," he once said, "I have been able to get to the heart of common people and rob them of their stories." Professor Dobie's many books on S. Southwest (Coronado's Chil dren, The Longhorns - TIME, March 17, 1941) glow with the lyric magic of the region's folk tales. His mellow, witty impressions of England, gathered in a year (1943-44) as professor of American history at Cambridge, are as vividly colored: he met and "robbed" many...