Sovereign of the Seas model built by Fred Hanvey
Fred W. Hanvey of Minnesota completed a hand crafted one-eighth inch to foot replica of Donald McKay’s Sovereign of the Seas, launched 1852 and famed as a fast Graceful clipper. Hanvey, who spent about 1200 hours on the project, plans to give it to his mother in Hutchinson.
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Major Receives New Air Forces Command Post
Larry Dennis son of Mr and Mrs L D Dennis of 11000 avenue NW is promoted to major and placed in charge of a new air plane accessories and maintenance command based at Patterson Field Ohio overseeing a large central states area He will run the control depot and flight test along with maintenance and report that he earned his wings three years ago at Randolph and Kelly fields. He now heads the new command headquartered at Patterson Field.
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Yanks Guard India From Jap Air Attacks In Vigilant Network
Washington report says U S Army warning-net teams in Indian mountains provide 24 hour alert for incoming Japanese bombers. Col Emmett ODonnell credits these teams and Tenth Air Force bombers for hindering Japanese advances in Burma and defending India.
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Escape from Japan: Aircrew Bailout in War-Torn China
After an emergency bailout in a 1940s mission, the crew drifted in a tail wind toward China. They landed in a valley and found Chinese villagers who sheltered them. Reunited with teammates in a town, they traveled to Chungking and were hosted at a banquet by Mme. Chiang Kai-shek praising their stance against the Japanese.
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Red Cross notes Templeman training in Washington and aid needs
Harold M. Templeman, eight years health teacher at Franklin school, is in Washington DC taking a short training course to become assistant field director of the Red Cross. Donations of surgical dressings and linens are requested at Bryant house and via Mrs. Yates. A large Red Cross shipment included enough flour and shortening to bake 1.5 million doughnuts for North Africa service men and 20 portable pianos for hospital recreation.
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Sherman Yates
Center Point Road
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