American airfield diary profiles transport flyer Lt La Prade
A war correspondent highlights Lt A T La Prade of Phoenix Arizona a transport flyer who ferried troops whisky and even Bob Hope across the Med. He recalls long Mediterranean missions from Casablanca to Italy and notes his 300000 miles flown in 2000 hours with plans to buy a Fiat and convert a transport plane into a roadside garage.
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Marco
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Bob Hope
Casablanca
Algiers
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Salerno
North Africa
Sicily
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Gore Keeps Seat Won’t Enter Army
In Washington, Representative Gore of Tennessee announced after a Roosevelt meeting that he will not leave Congress to serve in the armed forces. The President had directed that members of Congress not serve actively in the war, giving those who had applied for induction the option to resign from Congress.
Attorney Indicted in Mercy Slaying of Infant
John F. Noxon, prominent Pittsfield lawyer, was indicted for first degree murder in the mercy electrocution of his six month old son. The state says the baby was abnormal and Noxon set up an electrical circuit to kill him.
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