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UMBERTO,PRINCE: (Of Italy at mother's
Issue Number
funeral
---1952-First story
7004x3; 7016x2;
7015x13; 7015x12
Subject
story
MISC. ITALY STORIES - Dec.1952
GRIMALDI-other three
Length
see after each
Neg.
Dupe
Pos.
Cuts see bk.nos.after eac
x-number=-captions
X-number
junked after card made
Can No.
Description and Remarks
7001,x3:(BkN0:6331-10-294ft
OF QUEEN MOTHER OF ITALY- in Montpeliet
Italy,Queen Helen of Italy is laid to rest--personalities arriving-
(no identifications on caption) -King Farouk at bier-
line of people-Crown Prince Umberto(her son)-people
77016x2:(BkN0:6342-7-47OftLAV-U.S.VESSEL WRECKED off LEGHORN,
Italy, refrigerator ship SS GROMMET REEFER broke up on the rocks 200
yards offshore--in 110 MPH winds, she smashed the rocks and broke in two
-all 40 men taken off safely but took most of a day to do it due to
heavy seas
SEE OVER
FORM 2530-10M-4/70 - -
OVER
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
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