Japanese pilots critiqued by U S bomber leader in India
Lieutenant Ted Winzer of Atchison Kansas recalls intense dogfights with Japanese and German pilots over the Mideast and Burma theater. He notes Jap pilots dive close and attack unpredictably while American gunners remain calm. Winzer praises German pilots for aggression and armor, contrasts Jap lack of experience with their displayed skill, and describes close calls and escapes during missions in Navarino Bay Tobruk Suda Bay Benghazi Candia Bay and other targets. He hopes for a future in aeronautical engineering and civilian aviation after the war.
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Ted Winzer
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Kansas State
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Air Corps
Navarino Bay
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Candia Bay
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Pinter
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Topeka
Christine Barker
Signatures Urged on Narration Book No 3 Cards
Postmaster Roger M Williams warns many people fail to sign application card No 3. He asks everyone to ensure their signature appears at the bottom before mailing. Unsigned cards will be returned and books held until properly signed. If you did not receive a blank, visit the post office.
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Roger M. Williams
Williams
Arlingon burial for Mrs Taft widow of 27th president
Mrs William Howard Taft widow of the 27th president will be buried beside her husband at Arlington National Cemetery. Friends credit her as the political mentor who guided Taft through nomination and election. The report notes her later roles and influence as a former First Lady.
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Arlington
Washington
Custady
William Howard Taft
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Iako
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Chile
Robert Caer
Baby born by plane in Tahlequah area
Miss Ed Tatum and Mrs Ed Tatum celebrate the birth of their son flown to Muskogee hospital by airplane due to flood delays. The new parents, Wahiequan businessman Tatum, and family witnessed the historic first flight with the baby aboard.
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Muskewee Hospital
Tatum
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Government set asides cut for civilian canners by 1943 pack
Washington reports reductions in government reserve requirements for canned fruits and vegetables affecting corn peas spinach tomatoes and more. The change shifts about seven million cases of fruits and juices and 33 million cases of vegetables from government reserves to civilian supplies while not altering current price levels.
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