Fred Cullen - Revision history

Chuck1052 at 17:35, 17 June 2012

2012-06-17T17:35:59Z

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	Per the Jan. 24, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'', Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."		Per the Jan. 24, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'', Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."

	Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the ''Toledo Daily Blade'', which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with [[Jack Dempsey]]. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday in his Sun City, Arizona home. While serving during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded.		Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the ''Toledo Daily Blade'', which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with [[Jack Dempsey]]. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday (December 20, 1965) in his Sun City, Arizona home. While serving during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded.

	Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.		Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.

Ric: categories added

2012-06-17T17:23:12Z

categories added

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	'''Manager''': [[Jack Lewis]]		'''Manager''': [[Jack Lewis]]

	Per the Jan. 24, 1923 ~~TACOMA NEWS~~-~~TRIBUNE~~, Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."		Per the Jan. 24, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'', Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."

	Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the Toledo Daily Blade, which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with Jack Dempsey. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday in his Sun City, Arizona home. While serving during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded.		Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the ''Toledo Daily Blade'', which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with [[Jack Dempsey]]. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday in his Sun City, Arizona home. While serving during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded.

	Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.		Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.
	He was scheduled to be buried in Toledo Memorial Park.		He was scheduled to be buried in Toledo Memorial Park.

			[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Cullen, Fred]]
			[[Category: Actors\|Cullen, Fred]]

Ric at 17:21, 17 June 2012

2012-06-17T17:21:25Z

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	Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.		Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.
	He was scheduled to be buried in Toledo Memorial Park.		He was scheduled to be buried in Toledo Memorial Park.

	~~- Chuck Johnston~~

Chuck1052 at 16:28, 17 June 2012

2012-06-17T16:28:03Z

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	Per the Jan. 24, 1923 TACOMA NEWS-TRIBUNE, Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."		Per the Jan. 24, 1923 TACOMA NEWS-TRIBUNE, Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."

	Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the Toledo Daily Blade, which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with Jack Dempsey. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday in his Sun City, Arizona home. ~~As a veteran~~ during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded. he		Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the Toledo Daily Blade, which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with Jack Dempsey. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday in his Sun City, Arizona home. While serving during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded.

	Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.		Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.

Chuck1052 at 16:26, 17 June 2012

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	Per the Jan. 24, 1923 TACOMA NEWS-TRIBUNE, Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."		Per the Jan. 24, 1923 TACOMA NEWS-TRIBUNE, Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."

			Fred N. (Cullen) Zwickey's obituary was in the December 22, 1965 edition of the Toledo Daily Blade, which is in the Google newspaper archives. According to the obituary, Zwickey, 65, sparred with Jack Dempsey. He was born in Seattle and died on Monday in his Sun City, Arizona home. As a veteran during World War I, he was paralyzed and blinded for a year after being wounded. he

			Beginning in 1945, Zwickey was a resident of Toledo, Ohio for eighteen years, working for the Board of Elections and Willey's. Before coming to Toledo, he was a motion picture actor in California.
			He was scheduled to be buried in Toledo Memorial Park.

			- Chuck Johnston

Matt: moved Human:40203 to Fred Cullen

2011-10-30T21:40:42Z

moved Human:40203 to Fred Cullen

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Matt at 21:38, 30 October 2011

2011-10-30T21:38:33Z

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	'''Division''': Heavyweight<br>		'''Division''': Heavyweight<br>
	'''Manager''': [[Jack Lewis]]		'''Manager''': [[Jack Lewis]]

			Per the Jan. 24, 1923 TACOMA NEWS-TRIBUNE, Cullen then known as Fred Zwickey had a part in the motion picture "Leather Pushers."

John: Boxer:Fred Cullen:040203 moved to Human:40203: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T21:59:20Z

Boxer:Fred Cullen:040203 moved to Human:40203: Pagemove by bot

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Ric at 03:32, 10 April 2005

2005-04-10T03:32:50Z

New page

[[file:Cullem.Fred.jpg|left|frame|Fred Cullen]]
<boxer>040203</boxer>
'''Division''': Heavyweight<br>
'''Manager''': [[Jack Lewis]]