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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1943
Page
27
In a bomber station England, the Mary Ruth crew returns from London after a 48 hour pass. The dormitory shows pin-up girls chalked on the wall and gear readies for flight. Crew discusses Bomb Boogie's bad luck and looming mission alerts.
The Hendrickson family of Robins Road NE reports five of seven sons in service, with Leo and Carl both Navy veterans and brothers Harry, Charles, Francis in various posts. Grandson Chester Zamastil serves aboard an Atlantic fleet destroyer. Don and Harmon remain stateside. the clan also notes a bakery school in Minneapolis and a 1782 Philadelphia bank fact.
Full Seared Wire Reports list pricing for subscriptions and editions. It outlines rates for by mail and by state, plus advertising representation and bureau affiliations.
E. S. Smith resigns after nearly a decade as Linn county garden supervisor. He asks the resignation to take effect June 30 and will become landscaping caretaker at the John C. Reid home. Smith began in 1933 supervising about 2000 gardens for the needy with CWA, PWA, and WPA aid in later years.
Capt Gunnar Quisling of Camp Stewart Ga turns over two inventions to the U S government claiming they may aid the war effort He is an eye clinic chief and Madison Wis native one of four physician brothers His father was a Quisling relation of Vidkun Quisling and became a U S ally through marriage to a czarist Russian.
A transport truck struck the second car of a Wabash passenger train in Pattonsburg Missouri on Saturday derailing the mail and baggage cars. The truck driver was seriously injured while all 150 passengers escaped injury.
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