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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1946

Page

10

Dream city for supersonic research planned in Pacific Northwest

Sen. Mitchell reveals army air forces plans for a half billion dollar supersonic airplane research center on a 100 square mile site in the Grand Coulee region of Washington. The project would use five wind tunnels to test full sized aircraft under stratospheric conditions and require vast electrical power from Columbia river dam projects. Approval from War Department Budget Bureau and Congress needed before starting.

Washington Sen. Mitchell D-Wash Army Air Forces Sen Cordon R-Ore Grand Coulee Columbia River Oregon National Advisory Council On Aeronautics Air Forces Pacific Northwest Mitchell War Symington Army Aeronautics Ange Germany Army War Department Budget Bureau Congress Senate Foster Creek McNary Bonneville House Rivers and Harbors Committee

Sharply Boosted Social Security Benefits Sought

Labor Secretary Schwellenbach urged Congress to raise Social Security retirement benefits significantly. He called for increasing the minimum at 65 from 10 to 20 dollars and the maximum from 85 to 120 dollars, and expanding coverage to 20 million more workers including farmers and self employed. He also proposed adding disability benefits, aiding veterans, and lowering the wife eligibility age from 65 to 60.

Washington Lewis B. Schwellenbach Congress House Ways and Means

Dream Home Shack War Bride Seeks Divorce in New York

Eve lyn Caroline Poston a 16 year old British war bride left her North Carolina husband a former Eighth Air Force soldier after a brief stay in Salisbury. She told police she wants a divorce and has gone to New York with plans to stay with her aunt in Bliss. The British consulate is arranging travel.

New York Evelyn Caroline Poston United States North Carolina Emeline Shisler Bliss N. Y Gremace Eighth Air Force Poston Giaiasionsi England Salisbury

Aunt Welcomes War Bride to Bliss Farm Home

Mrs Eme line Shisler and her husband Frank assume responsibility for Evelyn Poston the 16 year old British war bride and offer her a permanent home at their farm in Bliss New York. She plans to travel from New York City by bus for the meeting and to decide her future.

Mausolus Mausoleum Name Origin

The term mausoleum comes from King Mausolus, after whom a monument was built following his death in 353 B.C. by his wife Queen Artemisia.

Mausolus Artemisia

War Bride Arrives Then Leaves With Another Man

A British bride, Mary Cynthia Walker Clark, arrived in the U S aboard the Queen Mary and left her husband of three days for Clayton Cilbreth of Clayville New York. Clark met Cilbreth in Utica after leaving New York and vanished Saturday night, leaving a note saying she loved another boy.

Utica N. Y William Clark United States Mary Cynthia Walker Clark Snibson England Clark New York Clayton Cilbreth Clayville Cilbreth Mary Bill

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