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Dick Sinnot is a former Associated Press reporter and Channel 7 commentator. He was press secretary to former Mayor John Collins in the 1960s.

His name was Freddie Guerra and he was a saxophone player from Boston, a very fortunate saxophone player, for he had been selected to play in Glenn Miller's Army Air Force Band, by far the most popular military musical aggregation of World War II.

Sgt. Guerra wasn't playing sax that day. Instead, he had driven Major Miller and the band manager, Lt. Don Haynes, to an airfield near Bedford, 50 miles from London. From there, Miller was to fly to France ...

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