Fighters who saved Joyland now alive amid war’s gloom
Fragmentary account recalls a British fighter pilo e who saved this 15 yard from German invasion during the fall of 1940. The piece notes that many top fighters of the date were killed in action and references the broader war’s devastation.
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Jid Fiers
Joyland
Uondos
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Jasene
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RAF Heroes and Eader Astir in War Record Tales
The article recalls wartime feats of RAF figures like Douglas Bader and Earle of Bova, detailing their survival, capture, and comradely drives. It notes Bader’s downing over France, imprisonment, and RAF honors while hinting at broader heroic accounts and the era’s air force lore.
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What Is Wrong When Prayer Fails
Thirty years ago Edwin J. Dingle, an English geographer, found a “Power that Knowledge is” after a life of illness. He claims it heals, brings wealth, and can answer any question. He offers a free 9000 word treatise via The Institute of Mentalphoses in Los Angeles with a limited number of copies for readers who respond promptly.
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RAF Heroes and War Veterans in Postwar Roles
A roster of former RAF aces and leaders now serving in staff positions across Britain and abroad is described, highlighting figures such as Sir Keith Park, Art Malan, Bader, Stanford Tuck, and others. The piece notes morale, radar, aircraft losses, and the Battle of Britain context, with Churchill’s wartime pledge cited.
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Allied Air
Southeast Asia Command
Little Art Malan
Britain
Malta
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Joe Ellis
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London
al Donaldson
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Batle
Biitam
RAF Fighter Command
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Fingland
Winston Churchill
Army Enlistment Time Limit Widened
The army extends enlistment time limits allowing World War II veterans to join the Reserve Corps for inactive duty while retaining their discharge rank. Major Joseph R Pickett confirms the change, outlining the former rule that allowed a man to gain reserve status and keep his old rating. In Chicago, a Republican official notes Arthur Vandenberg's past prestige fading, while Gay Thomas of New York shows rising popularity.
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Dothan Army
Pickett
Fiseld
Chicago
Oday
Arthur Ho Vandenberg
Gay Thoms , Derey
New York
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Johnson
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