War diary of a Los Angeles airman captured in Europe
An American airman recounts a fierce dogfight over enemy lines, his serendipitous survival after a spinning nose dive, and capture. He describes a grim German hospital, the shock of learning his status as a prisoner, and exchanges with German officers including a San Francisco acquaintance whom he befriended despite being enemies.
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Immelman
Red Cross
America
KR. F.C
Germany
London
Dhim
Flying Corps
Tie
California
San Francisco
Tolmardly
South America
Montevideau
New York
England
Holland
Strait of Gibraltar
Italy
Austrian
Gibraltar
K. the Hun
Fingland
Ingland
Republic
Courtrai
We Set Tire Standards
The text questions why United States Tires set new mileage and serviceability records and why tire sales are rising steadily. It reflects on the confidence and demand for improved tire performance and durability in the market.
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United States
Choteau Mercantile CO
Chateau Peterson & Dawson
Pendrey
August Helsper
Power
United
Ham end used for hash and kitchen hints fade into memory
The reader recalls a household tip about using the boiled ham end for hash. A bleak coal outlook for next winter alarms the fuel administrator. A World War II air raid over England reports seven German machines used to kill thirty women and children.
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England
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AL Rk. F.C
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Real Gravely
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