Northeast Junior College Expands Cross Country Program
The Northeast Junior College now lists 164 U S institutions of higher education selected for cross country work. It reports 20 primary students 20 secondary course students and 12 pursuing the cross country instructor course. The flight school employs eight flight instructors a ground instructor two mechanics with a monthly payroll of 3300 dollars. Initial course includes 72 hours ground training and 35 to 45 hours flight instruction while secondary course covers 108 hours ground and 10 to 50 hours flight training.
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Northeast Junior College
United States
Jurse
Allied Van Lines Promotes Long-Distance Moving Services
As an Agent-Member 4 Allied Van Lines, the world’s largest long-distance movers, they offer access to a fleet of 900 trucks and 620 storage facilities. The firm emphasizes a trained staff and a reputation for careful handling to attract customers seeking relocation.
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Allied van Lines
Ferriday Doctor Commissioned as First Lieutenant
Washington reports that Dr Morris Pasternack brother of Joe Abe and Herman Pasternack has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the U S Army Medical Corps. Born in Ferriday he graduated from Tulane University two years ago and interned at Charity Hospital New Orleans. He is ordered to report for duty at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Washington
Morris Pasternack
Joe Pasternack
Abe Pasternack
Ferriday
Herman Pasternack
Monroe
Medical Corps
United States Army
Pasternack
Tulane University
New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
War Today: British RAF Bombing Gains Amid Russian Front Tensions
A Associated Press analysis notes Churchill’s claim that the Royal Air Force is now bombing the enemy at a higher rate than Germany did in any month, signaling Britain’s growing air power with U.S. aid. It discusses the divergent Moscow Berlin claims on the Soviet front and the precarious balance as German offensives threaten Leningrad, Moscow, and Kiev while winter nears.
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Associated Press
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Russia
Western Front
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Royal Air Force
British Isles
United States
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Moscow
Berlin
Leningrad
Kiev
Bolshevists
London
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Balte
Red Navy
Hitler
Germany
Dienst
Asan
Nash's C & L Tonic offered for Malaria relief
An advertisement promises Nash's C and L Tonic for malaria with Mr Nash guaranteeing satisfaction from the first bottle or a refund. Sold at drug stores for fifty cents and featured by Sandman's Pharmacy. Use as directed on the package.
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Sandman’s Pharmacy
Induction Draw Adds Fourteen Men From Camp Livingston
Board No 2 orders fourteen selectees to report for July 2300 induction at Camp Livingston. Names include To be Davis, Dr. V Boeh Jacobs Cox, Lean, Green, Pred Taylor, Jenkins, Jackson, Caeton Glover, Williams, George Wash, and Elvie Howard. Exam schedules note final or two tests around late July and early August.
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Camp Livingston
Tobe Davar
Boeh Jacobs Cox
Lean
Denni Green
Pred Taylor
Jenkins
E Jackson
Caeton Glover
Ec Willams
Ta2
Geores Wash
Elvie Howard
Ruston
Lading
LeonenAult
Aine Perns Osher
Sffice
Des
Dysentery Epidemic Strikes Adair County Kentucky
The American Red Cross reports an outbreak of Shiga dysentery in Adair County Kentucky with 10 deaths mostly children under eight. 86 cases are tied to Columbia and health authorities warn of transmission through water and contact while deploying Dr Lydia Edwards and nursing staff from Louisville to assist.
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Washington, D. C
Adair County
Kentucky
American Red Cross
DeWitt Smith
Jobs Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Red Cross
Lydia Edwards
Edwards
Kentucky State Health Board
Columbia
State Board of Health
Florine Thomason
Louisville
United States
Public Health Service
Smith
New York
Alabama trucking laws attacked over transport bottlenecks
Louisiana Motor Transport Association charged Alabama rules create a bottleneck for defense material shipments. Alabama official F O McManus criticized the group for high pressure tactics while Grayson cited state law conflicts. He noted Alabama's 30000 pound gross limit versus Louisiana's 20000 pound net limit.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana Motor Transport Association
Alabama
F. O. McManus
Alabama Highway Department
Aad
Louisiana Association
Louisiana
Ben H. Grayson
Grayson
Colored Ensemble Sings at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church Bible class on St dom and Grammont streets hosted the Patterson choral ensemble colored. They performed spirituals including Down By the River Side and Watching and Waiting with Tommie Webster soloing. Members listed: T W Patterson Tommie Webster J C Gray R D Wilson Horace Wilson Jesse Custer Andrew Williams John H Robinson. A program at New Light Baptist church is planned Wednesday night and the public is invited.
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First Baptist Church
St. Dom
Grammont Streets
Patterson
Colored
River Side
Tommie Webster
T. W. Patterson
J. C. Gray
R. D. Wilson
Horace Wilson
Jesse Custer
Andrew Williams
John H. Robinson
New Light Baptist’ Church
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