Wedding of Miss Kathleen Bowen to Lt. Richard Bowen
The New Albany ceremony united Miss Kathleen Bowen and Lt. Richard Bowen in a bronze crepe wedding dress with matching accessories. The couple, after a Texas trip, will report to Kelly Field. Guests included Miss Agnes Charlotte Nemis and Mrs. Bowen as mothers. The ceremony featured music by Miss Nemis and a reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
New Albany
Richard Jeutenant
Howen
Marjorie Bowen
Agnes Charlotte Nemis
Louisville
Kentucky
Philip Scharf
R. P. Bowen
W. H. Ricchardson, Jr
Bowen
Points
Texas
Kelly Field
Nazareth College
St. Anthony's School of Nursing
Thatcy
Tenderson State Teachers College
Dental College
University of Louisville
Kentuck
LTD Annie i ut ney tudiday at Huston vrancis
Readable fragments describe a local event linking Annie to a Houston Francis incident. The text is garbled but suggests a court or civic notice involving a person named Annie and a Houston area party. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are discernible from the legible portion.
Weekend Guests At Texas A and M College Attend Game
Coming and going as Miss Frances Yocum and Winston Riddle visited Miss Yocum’s brother Ira Yocum at Texas A and M College College Station. They attended the A and M Arkansas game on Saturday. A C Moreland left for Texarkana to start a new home. Sat Cline Stephens of Randolph Field Texas visited friends and relatives in Blevins this weekend.
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Frances Yocum
Winston Riddle
Miss Yocum
Ira Yocum
Texas A. and
M. College
College Station
Cline Stephens
Randolph Field
Texas
Blevins
S. B. Scott, Jr
Fort Sam Houston
Ir. V. Scott
Lt. Scott
Fort Knox
Kentucky
F. E. Cook
Little Rock
Jack Blakely
Longview
Tex
R. Blakely
C. J. Brooks
Memphis
Tenn
Grady Sleeker
S Sleeker
Willis Foster
Roy Loomis
U. S. Army
Camp Robinson
Montree Srl Hubbard
Tonn
John Hubbard
Herbert Duke
JM. Sharp
Tom Duke
Lee Montgomery
Harrell
Montgomery
Everatt Proctor
Doulas
Wynn
New Tax Bill Will Make the Public Dizzy
Washington columnist Jack Stinnett argues the new federal tax bill will shock many Americans and erode complacency. He cites government clerks earning at least 1,440 dollars annually as an example of how a basic living standard is assessed, noting labor department estimates rise with the cost of government salaries.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Nopedy
Washarecol
Department of Labor
Department of Labor Statisticians
Missi Git
War Economies and Nerves in a Wartime City
The piece surveys shifting wartime budgets and taxes, noting minimal rent figures, federal retirement funds, war bonds, and a new federal tax. It contrasts glamorous appeals with hard realities like soldiers paying high rents, ration rules, and rationing board quirks. It ends with local anecdotes about radios, postal service decline, and Guadalcanal name debates.
Luncheon Turns Tense as Cadets Rally Behind Coach
Blythe wrestles with a looming crisis after overhearing Nancy Hale's plan to betray the team for money. Norman Dana and Duane pledge loyalty to Pop Miller while a family lunch reveals deep bonds, tension, and a hinted conspiracy that could shake Lincoln Field’s State U game week.
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Mommiller
Norman Dana
Blythe
Mom Miller
Norman
Duane
Nancy
Little Scooter
Baby Scooter
Miller
Pop
Plain Pretty Miss Spivy Is An Unusual Person
George Tucker profiles Spivy Le Voe, a large midnight club figure in New York. The Brooklyn native, in her mid thirties, rose from waitress and church organist to a night club star at Spivy’s Roof, with “special material” songs. Her career spanned speakeasies, Madison Hotel shows, and international gigs, with a divorce finalized three months ago.
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George Tucker
York
Spivy
Miss
Madame
New York
Elinie
Brookly
Russia
Spivy le
Prohibition
Hite
Peakeasies
Noel Coward
Madison
Florida
Switzerland
Paris
Air power leaders shape Allied air fight plan
The article profiles Spaatz and his key aides Lt. Gen. Monk Hunter Brig. Gen. Ira Eaker and others, detailing their backgrounds from West Point to World War I exploits, German language prowess, and roles in directing fighter and bomber commands as the Allies develop new planes for victory.
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Spaaiz
West Point
France
Edwards
Ayen
Luftwaffe
Spaatz
Monk" Hunter
Hunter
Ira Eaker
Jeff. Haker
Bomber Command
Baker
Contributions Needed to Furnish Camp Robinson Day Room
The Nevada County Red Cross chapter led by Mrs Sam O Logan seeks donations of two divans four easy chairs three card tables four pen up lamps two table lamps two floor lamps plus games magazines and ash trays. Items to Prescott Hardware Co secondhand dept for army shipment to Camp Robinson. Colonel details from Mrs Sam O Logan or Mrs John M Pittman. News notes include church meetings and local visits.
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Camp Robinson
Nevada County
American Red Cross
Sam
Logan
Prescott Hardware Co
Army Buck
Sam O. Logan
John M. Pittman
Trio of Britons who led air war over Britain and Europe
In England, Air Chief Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas, Sir Arthur Harris, and Sir Charles Portal command fighter and bomber forces. The three veterans bring years of wartime discipline and tactical planning, guiding daylight raids and night bombardments against Germany.
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United States
France
Baker
Spaatz
Hunter
England
Charles Portal
RAF
Sholto Douglas
Fighter Command
Arthur Harris
Bomber Command
Britain
Shalto Douglas
London
Harris
Germany
Ginger
Rhineland
Women Jam Court to See Errol Flynn
Los Angeles reports a packed Municipal Court as Errol Flynn faces charges of statutory rape involving two minors. A civil damages action for 62,500 is also filed against Flynn and stand-in Ed Fleming by Eric Gosta after a party incident at Flynn’s home. The DA says it will go to the limit.
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Los Angeles
Debonair
Errol Flynn
Flynn
Byron J. Walters
Fim
Ed Fleming
Eric Gosta
Betty Hansen
Lincoln
Neb
Peggy
Rue Satterle
Havens
Bel- Air
Fred McEvoy
Catalina Island
Bomber Commanders Aim to Beat Germans Quickly
The speaker praises bomber commands as the most capable hands with a single objective to outpace the Germans at their own game. They emphasize finely trained and understanding men focused on rapid victory.
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