Ocean Air Lines Combat Sharp Slump in Travel
Internationally operated airlines face a trans Atlantic travel slump with east bound flights hit harder. Pan-American trims staff by 20 percent while American Overseas holds staffing firm. Northwest Airlines cites cyclical demand and expects new foreign routes soon. Berlin trips remain strong for Army dependents.
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Ocean Air Lines
Robert Liles
United Press
New York
United States Airlines
American Overseas Airlines
Trans-World Airlines
Air Line
William P. Hildred
International Air Transport Association
Sir William
Europe
Pan-American
Germany
Berlin
Craig Hunter
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Hunter
Tokyo
Shanghai
Manila
New Deal Cafe Name Bounces Across Cleveland Listings
A Cleveland cafe shows the New Deal name has faded from signs though liquor permits retain it. From 1932 to 1943 the "New Deal" moniker fluctuated, peaking at ten cafes in 1935 36 and dwindling to one by 1943, with signs removed about 18 months prior.
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Cleveland
U.P
FDR
New Deal
Dutch photographer meets Amsterdam student at WSC
Dutch photographer Kryn Taconic is on a campus life photo assignment at Washington State College in Pullman. He is introduced to Johanna Howeler of Amsterdam, a freshman, whom he already knew as longtime hometown neighbors before the war.
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Pullman
Wash
Kryn Taconic
America
Taconic
Johanna Howeler
Amsterdam
Holland
Washington State College
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