Allied airmen claim 22 Nazi planes downed in three days
Allied air force reports shooting down 22 German aircraft over a 72 hour period. Reconnaissance and fighter missions limited enemy effectiveness as raids were repelled and losses tallied.
24 Nov 1939
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1939
Page
1
Allied air force reports shooting down 22 German aircraft over a 72 hour period. Reconnaissance and fighter missions limited enemy effectiveness as raids were repelled and losses tallied.
President expresses hope that war will end by spring and cites plans for a WPA project at Warm Springs. A press conference and dedication of a WPA built community center were scheduled, with White House officials noting expected callers. Report also covers wartime defenses, German actions, and international reports, followed by an advertisement for Gly-Cas relief.
A four year period involving whiskey distribution errors raised questions about compliance and oversight. The incident centers on Blue Grass operations and the implicated company facing scrutiny from regulatory authorities and potential corrective actions.
Bruce, a boy who vanished from a hunting camp 60 miles south of Winslow on October 29, wandered for nearly a week in canyon areas sleeping outdoors. He expressed a strong wish to become a Boy Scout and hoped to meet a troop planning to gift him a present.
A witness list of 126 was filed for a public hearing in New Orleans on December 4. James O Connor Jr of the Louisiana Public Service Commission will take testimony on rail commuters.
The list of witnesses filed by attorney Stanford Levy for the complainants includes Dr. Joseph A. O'Hara president of the state board of health and J. M. Batchelor superintendent of the New Orleans board of health. The suit claims Louisville and Nashville Railroad operated unsafe and unsanitary equipment with service between New Orleans and the Mississippi gulf coast.
Arthur Bodansky longtime conductor of the Metropolitan Opera Association died at 61 in New York after a heart attack. A Vienna native and renowned interpretor of Wagner his illness and arthritis forced cancellation of his planned season debut with the Met starting next Monday night. He leaves a wife and daughter.
Court records show Golden Angel disputing Kuhn claims during testimony. The transcript recounts confusing details about band links and ownership, with mentions of Camp and Kois and others in a troubled account.
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