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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1941

Page

5

Rise in air accidents tied to training future pilots

The War Department explained that lower average pilot experience among Army Air Corps trainees raises accident rates due to larger trainee numbers and training risks. It noted 1940 flight hours far exceeded 1921 but with a lower accident percentage, urged continued morale and warned of more accidents as flying hours rise. In Hartford a separate note cites Guy Hilton saying beer improves a lamb's stock show performance at a tavern.

Washington Army Air Corps War Department Army Air Corps Henry L. Stimson Robert C. Richardson Jr Hartford Conn Guy Hilton South Hamilton Mass

Houston Weekend Visits and Shrine Convention Travel

Mrs J W Avery Mrs A O Muske and Dorothy Howard were in Houston Saturday. Mr and Mrs Max Wander will attend the Shrine convention in San Antonio from Friday til Monday. Mr and Mrs Mike Kelley and daughter visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs W M Johnson and Mrs Bemvillion of Houston visited here one day this week. Lila Grace Rapsilver of Huntsville spent the weekend at home. Mrs Ed Wilpitz and Eddie Louise were Houston shoppers Saturday. Mrs C W Barnum visited in Houston and Baytown this week. Entrop and son Ed visited relatives in Sealy Saturday afternoon.

J. W. Avery A. O. Muske Dorothy Howard Houston Max Wander Shrine San Antonio Mike Kelley Lila Grace Rapsilver Huntsville Ed Wilpitz Eddie Louise Entrop and Son Sealy

Bellville Resident Visits in Brookshire Last Week

Jack Edmondson of Bellville visited Brookshire last week in a brief social outing. The visit highlighted local ties and ongoing community exchanges between towns.

Jack Edmondson Bellville Brookshire

Douglas blackout plant rises in Long Beach for war planes

The $12,000,000 Douglas factory at Long Beach spans 200 acres with 11 buildings and underground power. It features bomb shelters, vaults, no exterior windows, and light sealing doors to avoid detection. Construction rush aims for midsummer operation producing bombers and transports for the US Army Navy and RAF.

Long Beach Calif California United States Army Navy RAF

Possible Rubber From Corn Stalks Explored in Peoria

In Peoria Illinois researchers at a new agriculture lab study producing synthetic rubber from corn stalks or similar fibrous plant residues. Department of agriculture scientists conduct experiments to verify viability.

Peoria Ill Department of Agriculture

Woman Uses Joke Hat as Bird Decoy in Memphis

In Memphis Tennessee Mrs. W O Crump and a cousin used a joke hat as a decoy to catch a bird learning to fly. An artificial bird on the hat drew the real bird to perch beside it, enabling the capture.

Memphis Tenn W. O. Crump

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