New Jersey Airport Serves Business Men Who Fly For Economy
TETERBORO N J This airport near Manhattan showcases a new pilot breed the business traveler who uses small planes for quick, comfortable trips. Multi engine planes carry 20 to 30 passengers. many businessmen own or rent craft for spot deliveries and wider reach. Private flying costs run about 14 000 a year for a four place aircraft, with idle miles and seat costs noted, while smaller planes cut costs about half to two thirds. Regulatory and defense links are discussed amid wartime aviation outlook.
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Thomas Murray Began as First Master Woodworker at Navy Yard
Boston report notes Thomas F. Murray, the Navy Yard's first master woodworker, started in 1904 as an apprentice paid eight cents an hour alongside other trainees, marking a notable early career milestone.
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Longtime vacationer spends 80 of 82 years in Shelburne
SHELBURNE NEW HAMPSHIRE Albert P Briggs of Brookline Mass has spent his vacation for 80 of his 82 years at this New Hampshire town His routine stays and local scenes highlight a quiet life in retirement The piece notes his long connection to the town and its surroundings.
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Rayon Takes Wool Look For Fall Fashion
New York reports rayon mimics wool this season helping budget minded career girls. Descriptions include Hal-Mar gown dresses by Carole King and Mary Muffett three piece suits with detachable reversible capes. Bold prints, tailored lines, and coordinated details push rayon as smart wardrobe value.
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Hollywood Notes on Fights and Rising Stars in 1940s Studio Life
Hollywood reports stage brawls and stunt details from major films with Gable Crawford and Ava Gardner in Lone Star. It notes Granger and Howard Petrie on The North Country set, tapes and doctoring, plus Dermis Erskine and Lonergan in Ward the Women. Brandon de Wilde tours Shane location in Wyoming with Ladd and Stevens as his father Fredric de Wilde joins the trip. Emil Meyer, once Bad Luck Meyer, pivots from trucking to acting under Elia Kazan after a string of failed ventures and a varied career path in New Orleans. The piece ends noting a single public transit vehicle per 1500 people nationwide.
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National Banner Puzzle of Flags and Words
A multi clue puzzle lists items from flags to chemistry terms. Readers map each clue to a word, solving for terms like sea country flag knobbled stage whisper and others. The list blends geographic, mythic and linguistic hints into a single word quest.
Win Respect by Serving Others Not Self
Ruth Millett argues that workers should focus on doing their jobs well with quiet efficiency and kindness rather than trying to make a good impression. By showing capable work, courtesy, and a ready smile, a young woman earns respect from colleagues and gains self respect, redefining success as helpfulness and gracious conduct.
Haven for Skippers in Brewster Cape Cod Town
Brewster Massachusetts reports a high concentration of deep water sea captains with 99 men maintaining homes in the community relative to its population. The finding highlights the town as a major haven for seafaring professionals in the region.
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Buttercup by Knowles Dinnerware Pattern Debuts
Springtime table feature introduces Buttercup, a popular Knowles pattern in fine American dinnerware. The design uses jaunty yellow buttercups amid gray tracery on a lustrous, chip resistant glaze. A budget price point accompanies the launch.
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