Fritz Engelhard Reports On Trip Over Storm Area
Fritz Engelhard chronicles a storm flight path and its impact across a wide zone. The article notes widespread damage to cotton fields and farm structures as the storm moves through a fifty mile wide fringe, with winds flattening crops and destroying sheds and bows.
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Fritz Engelhard
Zarwood News notes family visits and local updates
The Zarwood News reports Martin La Buestiler spent Monday with relatives and returned Saturday after a few days visiting Rosenberg relatives. Harry and Yeaver Ether are stationed at Kelly Field. Raymond Treybig and his children from Tivoli visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gla. Mrs. Dave Lunderquist returned home with Mrs. Treybig after a Tivoli visit. A telephone outage limited Gargood items this week as Al Witter and family from Houston visit relatives.
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Martin la Buestiler
Martin
Rosenberg
W. PR. Frok
Claire Fea Mass
Harry and
Yeaverether
Kelly Field
Vws
Raymond Treybig
Tivoli
Lee Gla
Dave Lunderquist
Treyhig
Tovoli
Carl Austin
Houston
Ellington Field
Sut
Austin
Alfred Reuther
San Antonio
Henry Reuther
Ford Willow Run Flight Test Shows Flawless Record
Ford Motor Company test pilots at Willow Run report five million mules of flight with no accidents across 21,109 flights during thousands of bomber missions. Average flight time per bomber was 2 hours 43 minutes, with 30 percent of Liberators delivered while Army Air Forces reviewed crew performance. August 14 saw 427 aircraft and 36 pilots plus 33 co pilots, with many veterans and trained crews passing Satisfactory tests for acceptability.
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Ford Motor Company
Willow Run
Ford
Pyord
Army Air Forces
Army
Iy Air Base
Convicts Steal Clothing From the Kodelka Car
Report describes convicts raiding a Kodelka car during a storm evening while Jos Kodelka patrolled to protect trains. Clothing and a car load of items were taken, Kodelka’s suit later traced to prison. Unclear names and fragmented lines reference Walker and others visiting Boling and Newsalf, with generic local anecdotes.
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Southern
Jos Kotelka
Rantoad
Kodelka Stan
Kodelka
Newyear Suga
Jockfore
Waten
Kedelka
Roy Matthews Safe After 3 Years In Japanese Prison
Mrs. Lela Matthews of Weimar received a Washington telegram dated August 28 stating her son Captain Thurman R Matthews, U S Army Air Corps, appears on a list of personnel at Camp Hoten Mukden Manchuria dated August 26 and that further information would follow. Roy, a 1936 Weimar High graduate, had been a prisoner of the Japanese since the fall of Corregidor May 6 1942. his last direct contact was about a year ago. Local friends and the Matthews family, including Mayor H W Graves, express joy at his safety and await more details.
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Lela Matthews
Weimar
Washington
Thurman Roy Matthews
U. S.army Air Corps
Corregidor
Secretary of War
Thurman R. Matthews
Camp Hoten
Mukden
Manchuria
Roy
Matthews
Weimar High School
Eagle Lake Grain Company
Army Air Corps
H.W. Graves
Maurice Goodson Opens New Garage on Highway 90 A
Maurice Goodson announces the opening of his garage on Highway 90 next to the Gulf Filling Station. He leaves the A L Baring Garage, previously operating Ling Station, and offers general auto repairs with guaranteed service.
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Maurice Goodson
Gulf
Goodson
A. L. Baring
A.L. Marx
Raymond Wolf Returns to School in Waverly Iowa
Raymond Wolf son of Rev and Mrs G Wolf of Columbus spends days at home before leaving for Warburg College in Waverly Iowa to pursue a BA and seminary studies at Warburg or Capitol Seminary in Columbus. The family recently moved from Eagle Lake. he graduated Eagle Lake High and plans university studies prior to seminary. His father pastors Lutheran churches in Columbus and Eagle Lake while Mrs Gordon recuperates.
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Raymond Wolf
Short Lawyer Visit Question Sparks Witty Exchange
A reader quips about encountering a lawyer after a lengthy encounter, noting the paradox of asking if such a meeting was ever brief. The remark hints at the common joke about lawyers and time.
Ben Hodde Weds Norma Shafer in California
Ben B Hodde son of Ed Hodde of Eagle Lake and Misa Nomna fer wed Miss Norma Shafer in San Jose California on Friday June 17 at 3 30 p m The bride formerly of Buffalo New York has resided in California The ceremony followed by congratulations from Mr and Mrs Tedde Wats and others Substantial local social notes follow including visiting relatives and a druggist appointment in Luna Drug Store comments on patience and curves as a proverb
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Ben B. Hodde
Ed Hodde
Eagle Lake
Misa Nomnafer
California
A. Brasher
Mountain View
Imust
San Jose
Tedde Wats
A. D. Luna
Aon
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