Probable (strong) confirm or correct → His parents were
Clifford Ray Parliman, an engineer born in Virginia, and
Ruth E. Black, born at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and he was born at
Erie, Pennsylvania: so says, read from the image, a later civil marriage record in Chihuahua, Mexico, in which
Clifford Ray Parliman Jr., 24, an engineer, married
Blanca Eloisa Trejo (named only, as she may be living)
S1544.
Inconsistency: that record enters him as
single, yet he had married Aileane Marie Silva in Los Angeles on 31 May 1943
S51.
Best guess: the 1943 marriage had ended by divorce or annulment and he gave “single” (or the clerk wrote it), not that this is another man: his name with “Jr.”, his age and his Erie birth match his draft card
S1618, which also names Mrs. Ruth E. Black at his own address without saying who she was to him.
Second inconsistency: the index of the 1943 marriage names his mother as
Ruth E Lenord, not Black
S51; she is probably one woman under two surnames, but no record read says so. What would settle it: the 1943 Los Angeles licence image, a Los Angeles divorce or annulment record for Parliman and Silva, and a marriage record for Ruth to a Mr Black. Marked Probable, not Confirmed, because both conflicts are open; entered as a best guess under the family’s rule that conflicts are recorded and marked, not held back.