Society Notes Highlight Texarkana Weekend Visits
Society column reports Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuberville and Mrs. Joe Boswell spent Sunday in Texarkana. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. B. Crawford host their guest Mrs. C. S. Gooch of Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. George Christopher traveled Saturday for a trip to points with Mr. and Mrs. Minor Warmack and Wallace of McAllen, Texas as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen ers, cand Mrs. Phillip Foster and
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Frank Tuberville
Joe Boswell
Texarkana
S. RB. Crawford
Crawford
C. S. Gooch
Memphis
George Christopher
Minor Warmack and Wallace
McAllen
Texas
Oweners
Phillip Foster
Cochran Leads First Wave of Women Pilots to Europe
Jacqueline Cochran will head 25 American women pilots to ferry combat planes from British factories to air fields in Europe. They join the British Air Transport Auxiliary to free men for active service, with training in Canada before deployment to England.
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Adelaide Kerr
Jacqueline Cochran
Europe
British Air Transport Auxiliary
Miss Cochran
America
North Atlantic
England
Canada
Floyd Odlum
Wall Street
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Jackie Coehran
Woman's Advance
Pensacola
Fla
Columbus
South
New York
Clifford Burke Harmon
Interational
League of Aviators—aviation
Ninety-Nines
California
Odlums
Washington
Stamford
Conn
What Would Cows Do For a Fly Swatter
BEGGS Okla UPI A 17 year old 4 H club member Coman Culbert proposed to County Agent Se well G Skelton that breeding stun tiled dairy catt le could be profitable. He aimed to help dairymen avoid being switched in the face while handling cattle and calves born without a tail.
Band Leader Breaks Through to the Rainbow Room
New York band leader Carmen Cavallaro, at 28, rises from piano roots to fronting an orchestra of nine, aiming to expand to fourteen as his pop recordings top charts. He recalls early lessons, stage breaks at the Crillon hotel and the Hotel Saint Regis, and his rise with popular dance tunes. Dolores Cavallaro shows early talent as his daughter. Marines received 1668 decorations postwar.
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Carmen Cavjallaro
Carmen
Rockefeller Center
Stryler
St. Louis
Crrelton
Washington
Puitar
Carmelo
Baltimore
New York
Dolores
Cohn-Hall-Marx rayon fabrics in spring shades
Vitalin A fabric line from Cohn-Hall-Marx features spun rayon and spun acetate with honeycomb texture and wrinkle resistance. It markets as ideal for sports dresses and suits with washable finishes and bold spring prints. Accessories include middy braid, crochet thread, seam binding, bias tape, and rick rack at low prices.
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Cohn-Hall-Marx
Sheriff Grinnell Fights Crime With High Speed Camera
In Darlington South Carolina Sheriff Charles A Grinnell backs up his evidence with photographs and court records. He now uses high speed and regulation news cameras and develops his own prints to help solve important crimes. He previously had not operated any photographic equipment two years ago.
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Darlington
S. C
Charles A. Grinnell
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