Roosevelt nominates son Elliott as brigadier general
President Roosevelt nominates his four year old son Colonel Elliott Roosevelt for brigadier general in the Army Air Forces. The nomination goes to the Senate military committee amid controversy over air priority rules that favored his dog Blaze over three servicemen. If confirmed, Elliott would not be the youngest general officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
Army Air Forces
Senate
Army
Senate Military Committee
Gol. Roosevelt
England
Blaze
Memphis
Faye Emerson
Hollywood
Fifteen Union Members On Trial For Disturbing Peace
In New Cumberland West Virginia fifteen members of the United Steelworkers of America faced trial for unlawful assembly at the Weirton Steel mill gate after their March thirty gathering. Justice Ferlatl testified the men were arrested for not dispersing after a proclamation. Prosecutor Ingram of Chester said the jury would hear they gathered to disturb the peace at the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New snaeClewewe
New Cumberland
W. Va
United Steelworkers of America
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
Justice of the Peace
Norman Feratl
W. W. Ingram
Chester
Silver Star Earned by Bear Lake Man in Heroic Rescue
Sta Sgt William E. B. Gage, formerly of Bear Lake, received the Silver Star and Purple Heart for carrying a wounded patrol comrade 200 yards under heavy machine gun and small arms fire. He trained at Camp Gordon with the 16th Armored Division in Patton's army and is hospital in Paris. His wife Ruth King Gage, an Army nurse, resides in Gambier Ohio. His brother Irwin F. Gage serves in the Army Air Forces in Tinly and cousin Ran som B. Gage is with the Sth Air Force in the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
William EB. Gage
Bear Lake
Irwin B. Gage
Ken
Dunlop ‘Tire and Rubber Corp
Buffalo
Camp Gordon
16Th Armmored
Earl W. Gage
Sth Air Force
Philippine Islands
Corry flier earns third oak leaf cluster of air medal
First Lt. Edward O. Wolcott of Corry Pennsylvania, pilot of a C 47, was awarded a third oak leaf cluster to his air medal by Major General Paul J. Williams for participation in airborne operations in the invasion of Holland. Wolcott, 19 months overseas, previously served in North Africa, Italy, and Illy before joining the European theater and taking part in Normandy and Holland with the 61st Troop Carrier Group. He flew British paratroopers to Arnheim in the famed airborne operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 0. Wolcott
Corty
Paul J. Williams
U. S
Cartier
Holland
Wolcott
Floyd Wolco
Polio Fund Drive Launched In Corry Effort Aims High
Local chair J Fred Kinley leads a nationwide Infantile Paralysis fundraiser in Corry soliciting donations by letter and public appeals. Task boxes will be placed in clubs and businesses with Rex Theatre pledging support after raising over 400 last year. Early gifts will launch the campaign for Corry County polio relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
J. Fred Kinley
Barlow Block
Corry Teople
Bile County Fund
Kinley
Rex ‘Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
FDR
Elliott
O. K
Center St
Burma Road
Tibet
Jaoong Mandalay
Burma
Renee
Nam
China
Louis Mountbatten
Leda
Wanting
Myitkying
Kunming
Assam
Mytkying
Ledo and
William E. Gage
Scorry Flier
Edward Wolcott
Loblaws
Florida Oranges Ag Ae
Jersey
Cesta
Ly A
Chef Doy-Ar-Dee le Gitar Eh al
Iva LE
Seem Essd
Miracle Whip Ra A
Bie Lux Va
Hershey's
Solid Heads
Texas New Cabbage U
McIntosh OF
Cortlands
Florida
Hubbard
Phillips
Uivy AY
Pillsbury's
Blu
Ars
Sreen
BC Gonste
LUX
En Ey
Watson’s
Libby
Evche Foods
PSG
Deele
PTV
Nist ST
Eira Tnaelite Phir
Piimaus Arated
Utis
Pune
Al's Clothes Shop
Tweed
Bernstein Bros
Alebi
Genuins Stuart
Torrs