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Posted Tue, Jun 1, 8:40 a.m.
My grandfather, Edwin Engelstad, knew both Jack London and Robert Service from their time together in Nome. Grandfather was a featured soloist in Wyatt Earp's bar there, where London, Service, and other characters hung out. Kurt Engelstad
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Japanese-launched balloons actually claimed the lives of a four member family picknicking in the woods near Klamath Falls, OR. The late Frank Starret, a photographer for The Oregonian, recalled being dispatched to the scene where he took several pictures. Before he got them back to the city desk, U.S. Secret ...
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