Soldier's Will Promises Roses To Loved One
The Norfolk City Law and Chancery Court upheld a will requiring a florist to send one perfect rose to Mildred Fitzpatrick each Saturday until the late Valentine Lawless' funds are settled. The romance and the rose plan were revealed after his death in a plane crash to Austria on October 16.
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Norfolk City Law and Chancery Court
Browne Lawless
Jower Court
Valentine Lawless
Edward Yorwae Lawless
Mildred Fitzpatrick
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Valentine ‘Lawless
Austria
Lawless
Jet Fighter Pilots Dream Of Air Force Speak New Language
In Bangor Maine NEA report veteran pilots of the Air Force 1th Fighter Wing discuss new terminology and methods as they face possible storms and threats from Russia. The article outlines the unit’s readiness as it approaches the northeast region.
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Douglas Larsen
Bangor, Me
NEA
New York City
Russia
Ar Force
Jet pilots and aces train under harsh Arctic cold
In a vivid, period tone the article surveys jet fighter pilots and “wire-can jockeys” of the Air Force, detailing their brutal training, extreme physical strain, gear, and the demanding conditions of subzero operations. It notes Lt. Col. Lewis W. Chick Jr and other aces, their record over Europe, and the necessity of peak fitness for high speed flight.
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United States
Bangor
New York
Air Force
Lewis W. Chick
Europe
Beth
Miresaey
Jet base accident details and safety focus described
Reports indicate rigid safety measures limited an accident at the base turninitium with no pilots muted and one seriously injured among three major incidents. Morale remains high as the jet unit continues training and new terminology and procedures emerge during engine start and testing.
ERP in Europe and US aid debated in postwar talks
The piece discusses the four year plan of the European Recovery Program and its role in reviving industrial production, transport, and trade. It notes support from the United States and Allies, with key mentions of De Gaspert, the Marshall Plan, and efforts to stabilize employment. The text frames ERP as vital for reviving Europe and aiding American interests.
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Caryuit
de Gadpert
Halen
Parleament
Roeit Aline
Armerican Congress
Lund
Gaspert
Trent
de Gueperi
Marehall
Wyetel
Gelteez
Geapert
Yvan
Taper
Benitaton
Eisenhower Declines on Campaign Talk at Chamber Meeting
President candidate Eisenhower address a Kansas Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Wichita. He urged adherence to international mediation, warned that the US must avoid isolation, and stressed interdependence as vital to national and world stability, while answering questions about a possible presidential bid.
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Abe
Norfala Court
Kiruan
Wichita
Chise Bower
Sant Serday
Bowech
Bae al
United States
America
E. J. Smith
Freight Ways, Inc
Fisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Detex
Columbia University
Florida Legion Elects At Panama City Meet
Florida Department of the American Legion elected officers at its Panama City convention closing session. Pataca Revue of West Palm Beach headed the department as president, with officials including Mead Walcott Mulberry and others elected to executive positions. Archie J. McDarold of Petersburg named president of the Woman’s Auxiliary. The group approved plans for a permanent headquarters site.
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Panama City
Weat
Palm Beach
Tedas
Florda
American Legion
Alfigera
Mead Walcoty Mulberry
Netfoni
Tie Kev
D C Mallory
Jackson
Eddie Fo Homer
Miami
Wee Caynen
Archie J. McDarold
Petersburg
Woman's Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Florida Department
Tur Tennessee man walks 1928 miles to church
RARNG AIA MEDALA GHEPNEVILLE Tennessee reports Shelton a 30 year old resident of Tur Tenn walked a total of 1928 miles from Sunday school at Tors Creek Church during the past period.
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Ghepneville
Global powers clash over Italy treaty terms and disarmament
In heated remarks, diplomats debated Italy’s fate and possible treaty revision. De Gasperis pressed how a pact could stand with consent of major powers while proposing a 260 thousand army and troop limits as a compromise amid shifting alliances.
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