[hoosiermama]

Now here’s an interesting paragraph ( notice the use of news paper to create a new reality)

Kindschi would most certainly have been known to Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and CIA veterans Stanley and Madelyn Dunham who arrived in Hawaii from Seattle just as Hawaii became a state in 1960. The CIA had cleverly provided Stanley cover as a “furniture salesman.” In fact, Pratt Furniture of Honolulu, Dunham’s alleged employer, never existed save for a filing in the business records held by the State of Hawaii.

[Fred Nerks]

I’m beginning to wonder about some of those rather sensational reports on Stanley Armour Dunham, he was known to have been employed as a furniture saleman in Seattle, and obtained a Real Estate Broker’s licence while living there.
That’s information both from anecdotal sources as to how good a saleman he was from someone who maintained to have known him, and what was discovered from newspaper archives.

[Greenperson]

Pratt Furniture Co. existed when the Pratt fellow got married in Spokane Washington. Presume that perhaps they were opening a branch in Hawaii? In any case, it was mentioned on that marriage certificate Brown Deer found.

[WildHighlander57]

Only existed on paper? Did the address go to an empty lot???

[Brown Deer]

In fact, Pratt Furniture of Honolulu, Dunham’s alleged employer, never existed save for a filing in the business records held by the State of Hawaii.

right ;-)

Pratt Furniture on the marriage cert and:

[Brown Deer]

In fact, Pratt Furniture of Honolulu, Dunham’s alleged employer, never existed save for a filing in the business records held by the State of Hawaii.

Norma moved to Hawaii in 1968 and worked for the VA at Hickam Air Force Base in Honolulu for several years. She married Bob Pratt and moved to Kailua-Kona on the big island of Hawaii. They owned and operated several furniture stores, where she also did interior design. Norma was also a Realtor for Century21 in Hawaii.