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Montana, to Mr. Berglas in Gardena, California. The Montana
newspapers were not insured when they were shipped to Mr.
Berglas. In January of 1991, Mr. Berglas delivered the Los
Angeles and Chicago newspapers to the SFACA.
The following Los Angeles and Chicago newspapers were
donated to the SFACA in January of 1991:3
1. Los Angeles Herald, Los Angeles Herald-Express: A 6-
day-a-week newspaper. A total of 6,260 newspapers representing
an unbroken run from 1931 through 1950.
2. Los Angeles Examiner: A 7-day-a-week newspaper. A
total of 990 newspapers, including Sunday comics, representing
the time period of December 1903, through December 1906, with
four volumes missing from 1903 to 1906 (single issue volumes).
Additionally, a total of 13,320 newspapers representing the time
period of January 1907 through December 1918, and consisting of
an average of three editions per day including four duplicate
volumes for the years 1907 through 1918.
3. Chicago Tribune: A 7-day-a-week newspaper. A total of
13,140 newspapers, including Sunday comics, representing the time
3The parties agree that the Los Angeles and Chicago
newspapers were donated to the San Francisco Academy of Comic Art
and that petitioners are entitled to a charitable contribution
deduction for one-half the value of the Los Angeles and Chicago
newspapers.
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