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Brookfield Magnet

Location

Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

10

Berlin airlift memories flow from Riverside notes

Lt Richard S. Jackson and Capt Robert Jackson recount Operation Vittles as Berlin airlift pilots share experiences from Rhein Main to Templehof. Navy aviators explain fleet terms, while Jackson describes flight intervals, corriders, and quick loading times amid ongoing missions and limited casualties.

Berlin Ryerside Richard S. Jackson Brother James Lawton Robert Jackson Nancy Stark Biéutenant Jackson MtRi Captain Jackson Frankfurt Main Jackson Gordon Clithero Gage Wood California Army Air Forces Laura Jackson U.S. Navy Navy Army Air Force Ormond C. ‘Fowler USN Rheinmann Fowler James CALFT Rhein Main Field Fulda Templehoff Tempichoff

Marian Homer Re-elected by National Group

Miss Marian D Homer LTHS secretary was re elected corresponding secretary of the National Association of School Secretaries at the 1949 regional conference in St Louis February 25 27. She will serve until July 1 1950 and may attend the next regional conference in Philadelphia March 25 27. The summer conference will be in Salt Lake City Utah with a workshop for school secretaries at the University of Utah. The University of Wisconsin also sponsors a workshop August 16 at Madison.

Marian D. Homer LTHS National Association of School Secretaries National Education Association Association St. Louis Miss Homer Philadelphia Salt Lake City Utah University of Utah University of Wisconsin Madison

Principals Inspect Lyons Township High School Tour

Thirty principals from Colorado, Canada, and St Petersburg Fla visited Lyons Township High School and Junior College on March 4 and 8 during a convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. They explored terminal education, the high school guidance program, the student council, and the Adult Evening School. Lyons faculty attending included Supt. George S. Olsen, Dean Harold Bitting, Ronald Deabler, George Hawking, Elliott, and Dorothy Banks.

Colorado Canada St. Petersburg Fla Lyons Township National Association George S. Olsen Harold’ Bitting Ronald Deabler George ‘Hawking el Elliott Dorothy Anks

Low Heat Tip for Sausage and Bacon

Keep heat low when cooking sausage and bacon to ensure thorough cooking without drying or scorching. Slow cooking preserves flavor, yields tender texture, and minimizes waste.

Youth Orchestra Concert Set for March 18 at Orchestra Hall

The Youth Orchestra of Greater Chicago will perform a spring concert at Orchestra Hall at 8 15 p m on Friday March 18 featuring musicians from thirty six area high schools including LTHS. Performers Richard Quinlan Robert Quinlan Marilyn Warkow from LaGrange will join the ensemble conducted by Tauno Hannikainen. The program includes Sinfonia Piccola Rienzi Overture Liszt Les Preludes and Suite Algerienne. Rehearsals have run eight weeks with future trips and summer plans noted.

Greater Chicago Orchestra Hall Greater Chicago Area LTHS LaGrange Richard C. Quinlan Robert P. Quinlan Waiola Avenue Marilyn B. Warkow North Stone Avenue Tauno Hannikainen Chicago Symphony Orchestra Hannikainen Soulahti Wagner Liszt Saint Saens School of Music University of Illinois In Urbana

Deceptive telephone quizzes lure shoppers with fake prizes

The Chicago Better Business Bureau condemns a wave of telephone quizzes promising a $50 merchandise certificate as prizes. Winners, often unaware the certificate applies only to fur coats or other goods, are pressured into stores. Critics say the ploy misleads, humiliates participants and amounts to a deceptive marketing tactic contrary to public interest.

Ujigh Better Business Bureau Chicago

Big Bend Tunnel’s 1872 hole through proves tight alignment

The original Big Bend tunnel, completed in 1872, was holed through with opposite bores misaligned by only inches, illustrating precision in early tunnel construction.

Big Bend

Lions on the Track Look for Core to Build Depth

Coach Russ Deason outlines a veteran nucleus from Champaign state title teams and lists key returnees James Caffey, Steve Little, George Hooper, Bob Diouhy, and Cur ly Vieth. He notes other hopefuls in distances, sprints, and jumps while seeking low hurdlers and refining practice after a soft start.

Russ Riley Bob van Horn Nile Dean McKown George Wilson McKown Bill McElihiney George Swanson Jim Hermes Deason Pete McKinney Rod Webber Fred Wishe Webber

History repeats itself in St Johns bowling league race

In a tight week the league saw Lanning's Market take two from the top flight Men's Club to stay close. Schroeder Motors moved from last to fourth by sweeping Heydorn Builders. Schlueter Drugs won two against Lustfeld Packers. Top bowler was Rudolf Hiller with 227 650, followed by Karl Schultes 222 549 and Harold Mayer 542. Walter Schroeder rolled a 504 series.

St.John’s Learue Lanning Schroeder Motors Heydorn Builders Schlueter Lustfeld Cocey Rudolph Hiller Karl Schultes Harold Mayer Axl Winkelman Walter Schroeder

Signs Explain Roadway Signals and Warnings

An old prose paragraph describes eight sided STOP signs, round railroad crossing signs and diamond warning signs. It explains that octagonal STOP signs warn of stop streets or junctions, round signs warn of crossings, and diamond shapes indicate hazards such as sharp curves, hills, narrow bridges or bad road surfaces.

Relays Move Ahead as Cagers Shift to Track

With basketball ending, freshmen and sophomore cagers report for track training. Varsity athletes Virth Little and McEilhiney head to Monday sessions. Frosh-Sophs race in Naperville Relays on March 24, then Oak Park Relays on April 2. Outdoor season starts April 8 at Riverside in a triangular with Maine and RR.

Frosh-Soph Virth Little McEilhiney Frosh-Sophs Naperville Relays Varsity Oak Park Lions Cubs Maine R-R Riverside

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