Reverend Chas Hahn Recalled by Methodist Church
Farwell charge officers and committees are listed with trustees stewards and special stewards named. The meeting praised treasurers and leaders including Mrs. Holbrook and Glen Doren. Mr Doren may pursue a local preacher license and the Hahn family received church gifts in appreciation.
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Leo Russell
D. Seiter
Hachmuth
Schultz
Mulder
Chaffee
Samborn
Bob Clark
H. Sowle
Wallington
Temperance
E. Chaffee
Doris
Gerow
Clyde Allen
Sternaman
W.S.C.S
Holbrook
Seiter
Theo Wallington
Farwell
John Bower
Don Luce
Wilmot Carpenter
Glenn Doren
Cecil Davison
Madge Lamb
W. Carpenter
Leonard
H. Lockwood
H. Schofield
J. Town
Lillie Clock
Davison
Luce
Carpenter
Town
Church Board of Education
Doren
Richmond
Lockwood
Marilyn Davison
Carol Town
Church Board of Missions and Extension
8. Schofield
Lucé
Lamb
Ruth Miller
Ina Davison
Garcon
Glen Doren
Terrain diagrams help air crews aim at Ploesti oil center
New maps by geologists created terrain diagrams showing landscape from key vantage points. The drawings revealed fields and hills for air forces to locate and bomb the Romanian Ploesti center after prior misdirections, improving bombing effectiveness.
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Ploesti
Clare Townsend Club Plans May Meeting and Socials
The Clare Townsend Club meets this Friday May 10 with Mr and Mrs D W Osborn and urges all members to attend. The town notes list multiple bridge and contract games with high scores and hostesses serving lunches and deserts at various homes.
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Clare Townsend Club
D. W.osborn
Richard Hartshorn
Alex Artibee
John Doherty
Justice Dept to form panel to curb juvenile crime
Attorney General Clark announced a 25 member panel of churchmen educators and business leaders to help plan action against juvenile delinquency. He will invite state county and city officials to join and will survey the field with findings shared with social juvenile and law enforcement agencies nationwide. He cited FBI data showing 21 percent of arrests involve under 21 with rising arrests of under 18 for girls and boys. He urged use of deferred prosecution to probation youths, avoiding a conviction if compliant.
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Washington
Clark
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United States
New York
Navy Announces First Exclusively Jet Carrier Interceptor
The U S Navy unveiled its first jet powered carrier fighter the FD 1 Phantom built by McDonnell Aircraft of St Louis MO. It exceeds 500 mph with a service ceiling well over seven miles and a 1000 mile range. The single seat low wing monoplane weighs under 10000 pounds with a 40 foot wingspan and folding wings for stowage.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
McDonnell Aircraft Corporation
St. Louis
Metal Corrosion Losses Reach 24 Million Tons Annually
Corrosion costs the industry an estimated 24 million tons of iron and steel lost yearly in buildings and other applications lacking proper protective coatings.
VA plans five pilot plants for artificial aids for veterans
The VA will establish five pilot plants to manufacture artificial eyes for veterans and spend $1 million yearly on research into artificial legs and limbs. A modern orthopedic shop in New York City is planned, with immediate effect if private manufacturers cooperate.
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Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Walter Bura
Bura
New York City
Burn
United States
Veterans Administration reports rise in WWII care costs
The Veterans Administration shows a total cost of 2.271 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, 1945, nearly triple the prior year. Hospitalization, pensions, and life insurance payments rose, with 80,218 veterans in care in 1945 compared with 72,578 in 1944.
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Washington
D. C
Veterans’ ‘Administration
Army Bachelor Rule to Return in 49
The War Department proposes delaying reconversion to peacetime status until July 1 1949 and forbids newly commissioned second lieutenants from marrying for a year under loss of commission. The rule resumes from the first West Point class admitted since V E Day, reflecting a postwar bachelor period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
West Point
Boy Shoots at Birds Kills Girl on River Tugboat
St Louis police detained a frightened 15 year old who said he accidentally shot and killed Shirley Mae Vogel, 20, while she stood on the deck of a Mississippi river tugboat. He confessed he aimed at birds from the river bank with a .22 rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Shirley Mae Vogel
James R. Wilman
Miss Vogel
Fourth Set of Twins Born to Mrs Dabney in Florida
Tallahassee Florida Mrs W J Dabney 32 gave birth to her fourth set of twins in less than four years Her first child a son born in 1937 was followed by another son two years later and the first twins in 1942 Dabney 42 a retired naval lores worker
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. J. Dabney
Dabney
Naval Lores
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Frank Crigier
George Finch
Carl Sands
Jack Spencer
John Stoll
Richard Woodcock
Kenneth Hendrie
John Brackart
James Tatman
Clarence van
Harley Holt
Bud Shepherd
Claude Hartman
Ernest Green
Holt
Clare Baptist Sunday School
Rachel Russell
Carrier
U.S. Navy
Elms Golf Club
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