First Woman Civil Pilot Leads Reading CAP Courier
Frances Nolde, 41, mother of seven, commands the Civil Air Patrol station in Reading. She holds a commercial pilot license and has logged 400 to 500 solo hours since taking up flying two years ago. She aims to fly as long as possible and regrets not starting 20 years earlier.
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Reading
Civil Air Patrol
Courier Service
Frances Nolde
Pennsylvania
Chinese Troops Trained In Latest War Tactics By Crack U. S. Officers
Chinese soldiers receive infantry and artillery training from veteran American officers at a base in China. The program covers field tactics, radio operation, jungle warfare, animal care, and equipment handling, with graduates heading to the front to spread the lessons. Generals Waters and Arms lead the centers, teaching both officers and NCOs under strict American drill.
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John W. Jarrell
INS
China
India
Chiang Kai-shek
Frank Dorn
Burma
Joseph W. Stilwell
Jerome Jackson Waters, Jr
General Water
Waters
Eagle Pass
Texas
St. Louis Street
Springfield
Hawaii
France
Thorughout
Thomas S. Arms
Army
Infantry
General Arms
Cleveland
Ohio
Carmel
Cal
U.S
Siberia
Col
David D. Barrett
Peiping
Chungking
Barrett
Boulder
Colo
Walter Wood
Chicago
Elizabeth
Philippine Scouts
Panama
Woods
New World
Rodgers’ Rangers
Organ’s Rangers
Waters’ Artillery Center
Arms
America
Robert J. Price
Oklahoma City
Artillery
General Waters
Thomas S. Arms, Jr
Sergt
Jerome J. Waters
ITI
Hatch Calls for Unified Overseas Economic Agencies
Senator Hatch urged centralization of American overseas economic activities under one agency, citing lack of accord and conflicting authority hampering the war effort. He said the Truman War Investigating Committee may recommend unification as Brewster Mead criticism grows during talks on North Africa and Lend Lease coordination.
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Washington
Hatch
D-Nm
Brewster
R-Me
North Africa
Truman War Investigating Committee
Mead
DNY
Truman Committee
Algiers
Lend- Lease Administration
Office of Economic Warfare
OEW
Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation
OFRR
Wheat prices abroad rise as U S demand shifts
Fragmentary notes show wheat in North Africa priced at $2.10 a bushel, 50 to 60 cents above domestic levels. The State Department cites ship shortages forcing overseas purchases for the army, while references mention protecting England's fishing fleet from pirates in 1580.
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North Africa
United States
State Department
England
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