Propwash and the tramp flyer Lindbergh’s ally Wassall
Dick Bean recounts C Ray Wassall Lockheed executive and friend of Charles Lindbergh. From Lambert Field stunts to guard flights, Wassall recalls Lindbergh promoted to captain amid objections. Wartime service, 235,506 flight hours, and a postwar push for global radio-communications via single sideband tech with Collins Radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Lockheed
Ond C. Ray Wassall
Wassall
Charles Lindbergh
America
Lambert = field
St. Louis
Tein Dbergh
Midwest
Muttt
Lindy
Lindbergh
Cedar Rapids Cost Accountants Attend International Conference
Thirty Cedar Rapids members of the National Association of Cost Accountants travel to Chicago for the thirty-seventh international cost conference. The chapter has been notified it will receive a trophy after competing with 120 other chapters. Delegates include Gene Donat, James Field, Keith Listebarger, Arthur Redel, S. F. Storm, Floyd Thompson and many others. accompanying wives listed as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
NACA
Chicago
Gene Donat
James Field
Keith Listebarger
Arthur C. Redel
S. F. Storm
Floyd Thompson
J. 8. Finerty
E. J. Hoff
J. M. Whalen
Hubbard
Marshall Hardesly
Jack Getz
Maline
E. D. Reinert
R. D. Hancock
W. Rantala
Aw. Heath
W. G. Coastal
E. P. James
Scott
Stanton Lawrence
Kenneth Rudd
Dean Floyd
Art Mallon
R. J. Connor
H. L. Frederick
Lester Wright
V. Meyers
Martin ‘Dickel
W. M. Delzell
the Mores
Arthur Tredel
J. Starm
Marshall Hardesty
Stanley Lawrence
Art Maillon
R. V. Meyers
Rival's Trophy At Grand Rapids Rose Show
William Bowles, city editor of the Grand Rapids Herald, won top honors with his Peace rose at the Grand Rapids Rose show as the rival Grand Rapids Press proclaimed him the queen to the rose and awarded a trophy. Bowles grows roses in his city yard as a hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
William Bowles
Morning
Grand Rapids Herald
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Press
Bowles
Cuy Yard
On Guard Against Communism weekly roundup misleads readers
INS Blair Writer Jack Lotta reports a weekly roundup of Communist party line units from official Red publications. The piece cites a “declaration of independence” for American Reds, warnings to tempo and leaders, and critiques of party papers. It notes pro Rosenberg memoriam editorials and alleged frame-ups, citing judge Irving as a fact reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Kremlin
Communist Party Line
Jack Lotta
Ins Blair
Chani
Alan Max
The
Baily Worker
France
Maly
England
Masrow
West Coast
People's World
Julius
Fidel Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Marton Sohell
Rock
Alcatraz
Irving
Important Debate Before the House Emerges From Casting of Sobell Plea
The House debate centers on Sobell case remarks by R Kaufman who rejects the new trial plea as meritless and accuses baseless contentions of harming courts. In London, Lords clash over grammar with Merthyr and Faringdon over the use of a or an hotel, ending in half the house backing an hotel while Merthyr persists for a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kaufman
Sobell
Lontion
House of Lords
Lord Merthyr
Lord Fareingdon
Walt
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Jane Boyd
Jane Boyd Community House
Henry Kopf
Forest Drive SE
Elizabeth Bender
Community House
Community Chest
David Bammert
Kee
Gazette
Jerry Moxes
Donald Washington
Larry Walker
Julie Allen
Cottage Grove Avenue
Lou Breuer
Dick Bean
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Burbank
Calif
Thewo
Lambert
Wissill
Missouralr National Guard
Lone Eagle
Guard
Tor
Curtiss-Wright
Strategic
Ate
Curtis LeMay Long
Francis Griswald
Colling Radio Company
Arthur Collins
SAC
Omaha
Griswald
Pacific Ocean
St .Louis
Dale Jackson
Forrest O'Brine
Wassell
I Parks Air College
Toonk
Jimmie Doolittle, Jr
U. S
Little America
Air Force
Collins
Jim Reeder
TY Eyl
Brad Ave
Thone
1St Avenue
Nigit Util
Duz
Max
Krakauer
Martin
King, Reynolds, Olds and Bach
Taylor Music Co
Ning Band Instruments
First Avenue
Ever After
Rose
Perpetual
HGUAS
Third Street
S.B
Iowa
Vormadc
Vornacher
Peoples Furniture
Peoples
First Ave
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