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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1943

Page

5

Retired in October Working Again Now

Henry W. Wallace, nearly 80, long-time Cedar Rapids trucker and custodian at Sinclair Chapel Coe College, returned to work amid a manpower shortage. He quit last October to rest, then agreed to help after learning Coe needed a man. Wallace attributes his longevity to hard work and selfmanagement, caring for chickens and meals, and values education and effort over luck.

H. W. Wallace Sixteenth Avenue Sinclair Chapel Coe College Henry Cedar Rapids Coe Wallace White Rock Jack Fink G Avenue Ethel Fraser Detroit Mich W. T Wichita Kans J. C Houston Texas Louis Cheyenne Wyo Ransom Pontiac

Vast Postwar Expansion in Aviation Seen

CAA Administrator Charles I. Stanton predicts rapid postwar growth in civilian aviation. He forecasts 300000 civilian planes in air within three years of the war end and 500000 by ten years. The industry employs about 2.5 million people with a 20 billion dollar annual value. He outlines airport expansion, airways, and increased pilot and engineer training.

CAA Washington INS American Eagle Civil Aeronautics Charles I. Stanton Stanton Skyways United States America Civil Aeronautics Administration Pearl Harbor Federal Airways

Rationing At A Glance And 1943 Degree Day Review

The notice compares degree days through December 24 1943 with 1942 and normal, noting 1943 is slightly warmer than 1942 but cooler than normal by 8 percent. It details ration stamp validity for meat fats milk and sugar, shoe allowances, blood donor transfers, and fuel oil coupon dates. It also covers inspection deadlines for book holders tires and gasoline rationing, plus office hours.

Ferry Planes Cross Atlantic 10600 Times

London AP reports a Flying Fortress piloted by Lt H. W. Measky of the US Army Air Forces crossed the Atlantic nonstop in just over nine hours landing at a British airdrome on Christmas Eve.

London H. W. Measky A.A

Mother Eisenhower Hopes Son Be Peace Instrument for Christmas

Ida Eisenhower 82, mother of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, expressed hope that her son may become an instrument of God for peace before Christmas. She said she is proud yet sorrowful that he heads Allied forces on the eve of Christ’s birth, noting his lifelong tendency to fulfill duties responsibly.

Abilene Kan Ida Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Dwight Christ Supreme Command

Mary Petersen to Be Married in January Ceremony

Center Junction announces the engagement of Mary Margaret Petersen to George Henry Balster. The couple will wed January 12 at St John’s Lutheran Church Sand Hill with Rev P T Gudknecht officiating. A bridal shower for Mary was held Tuesday with 25 guests.

Center Junction Peter Petersen Mary Margaret George Henry Balster Lawrence Balster Monticello St. John’s Lutheran Church Sand Hill P. T. Gudknecht Petersen

Nine Christmas Day Babies Born in Chicago Five

Nine babies were born to Chicago residents on Christmas day. The first, a 3 pound girl born to Mrs Delmont Sawyer at Grant Hospital at 12 12 am, was delivered a month early. Doctors said the infant would likely lose about a pound while under an oxygen tent but was expected to survive.

Chicago INS

Britain doubles aircraft production in 1941 and heavier bombers rise

Britain increased total aircraft production nearly twofold in 1941 and heavy bomber output tripled in 1942. By February 1943 output of heavy bombers surpassed four times the February level of the previous year, reflecting intensified wartime manufacturing.

Britain

Shirley Pinsky Engaged to Harold Marvin Ross

Mr and Mrs Sam Pinsky announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Miriam to Aviation Cadet Harold Marvin Ross of the Army Air Forces, son of Mr and Mrs Morris Melnick of Los Angeles. No wedding date set. Shirley is a McKinley high school graduate and clerk at Cleveland and Lincoln schools. Harold Ross, Belmont high school graduate, attended the University of California and is stationed at Hondo Texas.

Sam. Pinsky Fifth Avenue SE Shirley Miriam Harold Marvin Ross Army ,Air Forces Morris Melnick Los Angeles Miss Pinsky McKinley High School Cleveland Lincoln Belmont High School Ross University of California Hondo Texas

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