Sky monopoly for U S urged by airline chiefs
W A Patterson president of United Air Lines argues against private business delaying international negotiations and supports a possible law to curb domestic airlines in the international field. W H Cordale of American Export Airlines says the industry rejects monopoly as unworkable and notes the United States is too large for such a system. Patterson hints at pooling resources if policy stays open and United defends its prestige by entering foreign competition.
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Washington
United States
W. A. Patterson
United Air Lines
W. H. Coverdale
American Export Airlines
National
Lewis clears motor trip inquiry as no gasoline misuse
The Richmond Office of Price Administration says John L. Lewis explained his August visit to his mother in Springfield Illinois and no misuse of gasoline occurred. Chief Attorney Herbert T. Williams notes the investigation is ended after Lewis sent a letter to his home board in Alexandria Virginia.
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Richmond
Richmond District Office of Price Administration
John L. Lewis
Springfield
Ill
Lewis
Herbert T. Williams
United Mine Workers
Alexandria
Local Chest Drives For National War Fund In October
Amarillo Community and War Chest participates in the national National War Fund drive, with Under Secretary Robert P. Patterson urging all war production facilities to mobilize gifts. The 1943 campaign runs October, with local chest drives from October 25 to November 5 and plans to solicit employees and collect their gifts.
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Amarillo
National War Fund
Brothers Reunite Far From Home in Australia Duet
Lt Forrest Lee Kenner and his brother Hamilton Kenner, an Army Air Force gunner and radio man, spotted each other on an Australian dock after a long separation. A familiar whistled melody from their mother’s violin piece Souvenir sparked the reunion among thousands of troops.
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Cleveland
A.P
Forrest Lee Kenner
Infantry
Hamilton Kenner
Army Air Force
Australia
Kenner
Hamilton
States
Forrest
Girl Squirrel Hunter Slain in Pendleton
The bruised body of June Reiman was found last night a few hours after she went squirel hunting alone. Sheriff R E Goad reported the girl did not return home prompting a searching party. The body lay in underbrush about a quarter of a mile from her ranch home.
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Pendleton
Ore
June Reiman
R. E. Goad
Legion To Install New Officers
Hanson Post American Legion members and ladies of the Auxiliary will meet tonight at Legion Home to install officers for the new year and discuss important problems facing the local Post. All membership urged to attend. Entertainment will be provided by Amarillo Army Air Field.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Home
Amarillo Army Air Field
New Sickness Accident Hospital Policy Promises $100 Monthly
Postal Life & Casualty Insurance offers a new policy covering $100 monthly disability from sickness or accident with hospital benefits and a $1000 payout to beneficiaries if killed. No waiting period. available for free inspection with no obligation. Send name, address, age, occupation, and beneficiary to Postal Life Building, Kansas City.
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Postal
Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Company
Postal Life
Kansas City
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