Navy Airman All Praise for U. S. Planes
Navy Airman John Jorgenson recalls a perilous engagement during a carrier battle near the Solomon Islands, describing his SBD dive bomber taking heavy fire, downing two Zeros, losing parts, and barely making a crash landing back to the carrier with both engines and instruments damaged. His radioman survived unharmed.
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Io Witter
Ximner
Tony Briener
New Tondon
Conn
Jorgensen
Hope Bay Service for Levi Martin Sent to Camp
Hope Bay will provide services for Levi Charles Martin son of Mr ha Marthi. He has been accepted for any services and has been sent to Camp Welle Tome Tepinement for provisioning as learned today.
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Levi Charles Martin
Ha Marthi
Hope
Anny
Camp Welle
Allies Talked With French Leaders
London reports that American and British officers negotiated with pre Allied French leaders for weeks before the ACP, aiding the North Africa landings. The movement confirms long heard censorship suppressed details of Allied undercover work in North Africa and the involvement of French leaders.
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Prench
North Africa
Abies
North Afri
South Sea Haven Becomes Ghost Town After Pearl Harbor
Fapeete on Tahiti's Pungauia colony once drew wealth seekers and visitors for a South Sea life. The area near Pearl Harbor days left it decayed as neglect and looming danger emptied the town. Structures rot under the tropical climate and even materials like "camel's hair" brushes derive from local wildlife.
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Fapeete
Tahiti
Pungauia
Ventient
Pearl Harbor
Rotary Club to Welcome District Head Stebbins
The Rotary Club of Hope will greet Mr. A. Howard Stebbins, Governor of Rotary International's 130th District, which includes fifty five Arkansas clubs. Stebbins, president of Stebbins & Roberts, Inc., Little Rock, and Little Rock Rotary member, was nominated at the 1942 Hot Springs conference and elected in Toronto in June. He will assist club officers with administration and Rotary service activities and will serve until after the 1943 Rotary International convention in Philadelphia.
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A. Howard Stebbins
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
Arkansas
Stebbins
Stebbins & Roberts, Inc
Little Rock
Rotary Club of
Hot Springs
Arkany
Rotary Internatonal
Toronto
Canada
Rotary Club
Seby
Bul Wray
Lary Tom Brewster
Mittte
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Manhattans Turbulent Theatre Boss Turns Profit
George Tucker profiles Dave Wolper, a former Brown back and attorney who built a theater clientele empire around the Hurricane on Broadway. From a 1901 New York upbringing to a wartime business surge, Wolper and partner Seymour Robinson parlayed theatrical law into a money-making eatery and agency, with stars like Gable and Haward lending credibility. The piece sketches his feisty rise, wartime ventures, and the shifting landscape of entertainment and industry wit.
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George Tucker
Wide World
New York
Cli
Dave Wulper
Tahiti - On - Broadway
T's
Dave Wolper
DeWitt Clinton
Hamilton
Brown University
Walter Camp
Tite
Brown
Davets
Quentin Reynolds
Dave
Murope
Ogbie Law
Seymoure Tobinson
Testie Hawird
Gregory Ratell
Reginald Owen
Warren Willi William Gargin
Melvyn Doulas
Clark Gable
Pvobinson
Walywood
Vitsinia TiNwin
Irving Zussir
Ones Shean
Shean
Tie Hurrigane
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