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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
14
A collage of essays on Japanese conduct in war and peace prospects, lunar symbolism, morning glory observations, and human perception. The author contrasts wartime actions with future cooperation, recalls personal musings on faith and memory, and questions mutual understanding in international relations.
Lt. Alvin E. Levinson, Navy bomber pilot, nicknamed the Flying Fool who declines to die, survived a 1500 foot fall from a Medinilla Island collision. He was rescued after hours in rough seas and later returned to flight despite injuries, saying he prefers flying and plans to stay in the air. Levinson, married to Marjorie Murphy and father of Lee, hails from Brooklyn, New York.
Thirty six former army air corps pilots with over 3500 overseas missions and about 60 000 flight hours are accepted as co pilots by PAC. They were chosen from hundreds by the airline and undergo reorientation before flying. One major and 14 captains plus lieutenants make up the group.
St Louis will offer free chest X rays to up to 200000 industrial workers in a city program led by health commissioner Dr Joseph Bredeck. The effort, in cooperation with the St Louis Tuberculosis and Health Society, targets early TB detection and gradual expansion to smaller employers.
The Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth are expected to be ready for normal passenger service next summer. All American troop movements back to the United States or to the Pacific should be completed before the end of May. The luxury liners will then be able to make peace trips between Britain and the United States.
The article notes ancient Phoenician and Egyptian boats were decorated with male animals though ships are often called she. It mentions ruins near Guaqui possibly predating the pyramids and states aluminum was discovered just over half a century ago.
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