New High Speed Cargo Ships Considered for Combat Zones
Washington reports a federal maritime study on building ultra fast cargo vessels that can operate without convoy shielding in war zones. Officials cite submarines and air attacks, with plans for lightweight defensive features and even a deck helicopter. Aims include speeds around 24 knots unescorted, drawing on WWII yard lessons and current naval tech.
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Washington
Sept
Maritime Administration
Edward L. Cochrane
Cochrane
Navy
United States
U.S
Newport
Rio
Longest Canadian Mercy Flight Aims to Aid American
A Royal Canadian air force transport flies 2150 miles to Eureka Sound to deliver medical aid to American Charles Le Roy Havens. The journey began in Edmonton and included refueling at Baker Lake and an overnight at Resolute Bay as crews expected to reach Eureka Sound today.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Royal Canadian Air Force
Charles LeRoy Havens
Eureka Soand
North Pol
Havens
Edmenton
Baker
Northwest Territories
Resolute Bay
Northwest. Territories
Eureka Sound
North Lawrence Reunion Attendees and Visitors Noted
North Lawrence residents and visitors gathered at the Mathia reunion in Swope Park Kansas City with a basket dinner and thirty two attendees reported. Visits included Jack Putnam, Robert Nichols of Tacoma and Tom Nichols of Eureka Springs Missouri, plus multiple local households hosting and evening calls among friends and relatives.
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F. H. Johna
Mathia
Swope Park
Kansas City
Bill Rice
Marguerite Oman
Lawrence
Jack Putnam
Robert Nicholen
Tacoma
Wash
Marshalltown
Iowa
E. H George
Arthur Hicks
C. A. Davenport
Ralph Gentry
Tom Nichols
Eureka Springs
M. Amyx
Hutchinson
Dana
Eva
Ada Hicks
Ida Hodson
Amos
Crowder District
Onita Andrews
Miami
Okla
J._E. Horton
Luther Beasley
Arkansas
Lydia Crocker
The
Christian Church
Leroy Crocker
Northside
Workman and Slagel Tie The Knot At Springfield Home
Donald Workman son of Mr and Mrs Hare Workman exchanged vows with Miss Mary Slagel of Springfield the ceremony held at the bride s home Guests from here included Mr and Mrs Harry Wor Miss Jey Bice Delores Trapp and others While the article lists numerous relatives and local residents Sunday visitors gathered at the L M Holiday home for a Sunday afternoon call
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Donald Workman
Hare Workman
Mary Slagel
Springfield
Harry Wor
Jey
Bice
Delores "Trapp
Delores Ppae
France Alexander
Joseph Foley
Beverley and
Sonny
Barker Diatriet
Eugene Holiday
Pete Jones
L. M. Holiday Home
Edmon Street family relocates to Holiday Home in Great Bend
Mr and Mrs Edmond Street and baby daughter Sherry Lynn recently moved to the apartment at the L M Holiday Home on Walnut street. John Small of Kansas City and Charles Putnam of Topeka visited C A Davenport, whose health remains poor. Ming Mary Lou Harris and others visited, Donna Benet hosted a Sunday dinner. Lois Harris and Dorothy Harris of Topeka spent Sunday with the Harris family. A shorthand class will be organized at the Business College October 2, with registration open until noon September 30.
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Claude Grandstaff
John Clark
George Goins
Garnett
Earl Harris
Royal Gorge
Colorado
M. C. Elliott
Kanwaka
C. E. Stanwix
Wf.c.w
Christien Church
Northside Christian Church
R. M. Swain
Gard@ner
Edmond Street
Sherry Lynn
Great Bend
L. M
Walnut Street
John Small
Kanxas City
Charles Putnam
Topeka
C. A. Davenport
Davenport
Ming Mary Lou Harris
Donna
Benet Misa
Dorothy Harris
Ming
Lois Harris
Dave Harris
The
Business College
Yugoslavia May Get Larger World Bank Loan
Western sources say Yugoslavia may be allowed to borrow more than 100000000 from the World Bank. President Eugene Black studied the economy in Belgrade after meeting with Premier Tito. U S officials note Yugoslavia has already received 550000000 in U S advances and plans to use funds for machinery and industrial projects.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
World Bank
Balkan
Eugene Black
Marshal Tito
Black Monet
World Brunk
United States
Black
Russia
Mars To
U. S
Speeding Warning For Vishinsky On Narrow Highway
Soviet envoy Andrei Vishinsky was warned by a motorcycle patrolman on a congested road for 45 mph over the limit. The officer told him the next offense would bring a ticket, as Vishinsky and his chauffeur listened politely before leaving.
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Glen Cov
Andrei
Vishinsky
Glen Crochie
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