Lynch Flying Service Adds Stinson 165 and Cessna 170
Lynch Flying Service at Princeton airport expands charter fleet with a new four-seat Stinson 165 purchased and a Cessna 170 on order delivery around September 1. Stinson, flown in by manager George Lynch, cruises about 120 mph. The red with cream trim plane joins Dr. Bennet’s similar model. two Cessna 140s are privately owned on the field. A Roanoke CAA inspector will visit Tuesday for written exams. Paul Morris has soloed XC to Beckley Blacksburg and back. Dr. Frank M. West is noted.
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Lynch Flying Service
Princeton
George Lynch
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Watkins
Stinson
Dr. Bennet
Beckley
Blacksburg
Houston
Frank M. West
World War II era aviation and personal milestones feature
The item mixes local notes on students starting private licenses in Bluefield and Princeton, solo successes by Conley Ball, and a long-awaited air travel reunion. It then shifts to broad aviation developments, listing new chevrons, Northrop Flying Wing jet bombers, P4M Mercators, and several Martin and Boeing aircraft, highlighting performance and production details.
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Otis R. Pool
Thomas Penturff
Princeton
Arthur W. Luke
Bluefield
Curtis Helmandollar
Kenneth Sigman
Reginald Bailey
McComas
Conley N. Ball
Conley
United States
Italy
Trans World
Constellation
Joe Vatere
Mediterranean
U. S. Air Force
Northrop
Lonerange Air Force
Northrop Aircraft
Veterans Administration scam tied to GI loan misuse in Temple
The Veterans Administration reported to the Justice Department that veterans were deceived into signing papers for GI loans on homes Duncan built. In many cases veterans never saw the homes, while Duncan and associates faked appraisals and guarantees. Glenn C. McLaughlin used his 4000 dollar loan guarantee to secure a loan on Duncan's residence at 1208 South 31st Street Temple. Appraisers and financiers, including E C Berry and R M Newton, were implicated as records show 36 Berry-signed appraisals submitted to Newton.
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G. I
Duncan
Veterans Administration
Justice Department
Glenn C. McLaughlin
S. 31St Street
Temple
R. M. Newton
E. C. Berry
R.M. Newton
Berry
Newton
Vaudeville Sketch Sparks Conflict Over Property Orders
A fragment describes a confrontation where Berry signs reports without seeing property under Giuseppe Verticelo, a waiter corrects the claim, and an agent dismisses using a performer. The scene features a vaudevillian, Jack Carson, a violin, and a quick cooling dog act as a gag before service.
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Berry
Jack Carson
Pooch
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WE Experte
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Tracy
Warlick Furniture Store
Idrew Pearson
L. L. Stevenson
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Admiral
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