Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 27, 1950
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EAST AND WEST: Smiling happily William F. Corkery and his bride, the former Riyo Sato, of Yokohama, Japan, pose following their marriage Saturday at St. Mary's Chapel rectory. The bride flew from Yokohama to Ann Arbor last week to join her fiance, whom she met when he was in Tokyo with Army Intelligence. Corkery is a student in Far Eastern history in the University. They will postpone their honeymoon until the University's spring vacation which starts April 7 and then will to go New York and Providence, R.I. the bridegroom's home. When Corkery has completed work for his Doctor of Philosophy degree they will go to Japan for 18 months while he does field research work for the University's Center of Japanese Studies base.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1951
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FIREMEN BATTLE FLAMES AFTER CRASH: Two Walled Lake teen-agers suffered only minor injuries yesterday afternoon when their car, out of control, skidded into a ditch and overturned on Ten Mile Rd. at Wood Rd. in Oakland county. South Lyon firemen, not sure all of the car's occupants had escaped, pour chemicals on the blaze. Freddie Vanderpool, 18, and his 15-year-old companion, Joyce Parks, were treated by a South Lyon physician. Vanderpool's stepfather bought the 1949 car Saturday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1951
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QUICK ACTION BY WOULD-BE RESCUERS: Not knowing whether all of the occupants of the wrecked and burning car had escaped, passersby quickly righted a Walled Lake auto after it had plunged into a ditch on Ten Mile Rd. in Oakland county yesterday. Teen-agers Freddie Vanderpool and Joyce Parks of Walled Lake suffered only shock, cuts and bruises in the accident and were out of the car when the picture was taken by News Photographer Maitland LaMotte.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1949
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The end of World War II returned a large contingent of Army and Navy fliers to their Ann Arbor homes and helped boom private flying in this area. Here Richard Vreeland, 20, of 5885 Geddes Rd., who spent a year as an Army air cadet, is shown gassing up his plane at the Ann Arbor Airport. A small aviation enthusiast, his 11-year-old brother-in-law, David Black, of 252 N. Devonshire Rd., aids him in "topping off" a wing tank. Vreeland purchased the war surplus Army training ship a year ago and plans to fly it down to Cuba next winter, where he hopes to operate as a commercial pilot.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 4, 1948
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TAILORING CLASSES TO EXHIBIT WORK: Max K. Aupperle, instructor for Ann Arbor Evening School classes in tailoring, points out details of collar construction to three of his pupils, Miss Glorianne B. Buday of Manchester (left), Mrs. E. R. Dale of 2150 Independence Blvd., and Mrs. James George (right) of 502 Miller Ave. The women are wearing suits they made in class. Their work will be on exhibit Monday night at the Evening School's open house from 7:30 to 10 o'clock in Ann Arbor High School.