Hundreds Seek Trips Abroad At Wars End
As Allied forces close on Germany Europeans rush to return home and Americans seek overseas travel. Travel agencies report surging requests while air transport could speed revival though passport access remains a constraint. Pan American Airways notes 900 names awaiting reservations for first flights. steamship lines warn troop ships must be repurposed before civilian service.
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New York
Germany
Malcolm la Prade
Thomas Cook
State Department
American Export
Suse
Pan American Airways
Steamship Lines
United States Line
Devil Diver Wins Belmont Park Wilson Mile
Devil Diver, the top handicap horse, won the Wilson mile at Belmont Park earning $12,400. Whirlabout dominated the Diana handicap to take $8,600 for Louis B Mayer. Reigh Wait A Bit was third in the Wilson with Vienna close for third. Crowd reached 36,938 as Star led wagering at 1 to 4. The time for the Wilson mile was 1 36 1/5.
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New York
Devil Diver
Belmont Park
Whirlsbout
Wilson
C. O. Jelim
Reigh
William Ziegler, Jr
Payne Whitney
Whirlabout
Louis B. Mayer
Harry Guggenheim
William Woodward
Vienna
Moon Maiden
Harmon Weds Actress Elyse Knox in Ann Arbor Ceremony
Lt. Tom Harmon former All-America football star and Elyse Knox movie actress wed before 500 guests at St. Marys chapel in Ann Arbor. After the war Harmon plans radio work in Detroit while Knox limits acting to wartime needs. ceremony drew 800 onlookers outside the church.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Tom Harmon
Elyse Knox
Hollywood
Tom
Army Air Forces
Detroit
Elyse
Air Force
St. Mary's
University of Michigan
Frank J. McPhillips
Harmon
Kiwanis Club Wins First Game of Championship Series
Kiwanis Club defeated Marsh Furniture 10 4 in the opening game of a best two out of three Junior Amateur Baseball League championship series. The second game is set for Willis Ballpark tomorrow. Lohr King Rickert Fry pitched for the teams. Hertford notes report good corn yields from adapted hybrid varieties per State College Extension Service.
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Kiwanis Club
Marsh Furniture
Willis Ballpark
R. Marsh Furn. Co
Lohr
King
Rickert
Fry
Hertford
L. W. Anderson
State College Extension Service
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