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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

3

Old Exterminator and the Birth of the 23rd Fighter Group

A flyer's memoir recounts bombing runs over Burma and Assam in 1942, salvaging a damaged P 40 named Old Exterminator, transferring to General Chennault, and forming the 23rd Fighter Group. Praise for guides and sergeants, and a vow to fight as a team.

Dinjan Bonner Haynes China Bomber Command Chennault ABC Calcutta Sadiya Mexico Micky Bob Layher AVG Burma Myitkyina Bob Army Assam Powers-That-Be States Chen Bhamo Shwebo Mandalay Maymyo Kunming Kittyhawk Homalin Mogaung Lashie Delhi Berrigan Magoffin Briggs Japan America 23Rd Claire L. Chennault McNeven India Air Corps Radio Tokyo Tokyo Kweilin

Movie Price Ceilings and Banquet Scenes Debate

Elmer Twitchell and Chester Bowles spar over movie admission ceilings while noting the abundance of on screen feasts. Twitchell jokes about 15 courses and colorized butter, suggesting prices drop if no dinner scenes appear. Bowles seeks lower theater prices and perks, with satirical quips on cinema value and food. The column weaves in political asides, Connecticut pride, and a brisk interlude of poems and riffs.

Elmer Twitchell Chester Bowles Chester

Well-Fitting Slip Pattern for Heavier Figures

Sewing circle pattern No. 1281 offers a built up shoulder slip with waistline darts for a satin-smooth fit. It suits sizes 36 through 52 with 41? yards required for size 38 using 35 or 39 inch material, plus tailored panties to match.

Unclear quiz questions from Ask Me Another

The text lists ten trivia questions about mail limits languages weights direction poles transport routes kerchief shapes and historic heads. It references U S government mail rules language prevalence cork versus balsa wood population figures a phrase ibidh and a joke about a white explorer losing his head after sighting the Pacific.

Answers to a set of quiz style questions

The list provides brief factual responses: 1) seventy pounds. 2) Chinese including dialects with English as second. 3) balsa wood lighter than cork. 4) 138 100 874 total with a 6 431 599 rise since 1940. 5) anchors a weigh off the ground. 6) no the northern extremity of the earth's axis moves in a small area. 7) from Miami to Brazil or British Guiana for cheap overnight laundry service. 8) oblong. 9) ibidem in the same place. 10) Balboa beheaded for treason.

Miami Brazil British Guinea U. S Balboa

Young Wright Builds a Business From Junk Bones

Orville Wright, at seven, hauled a wagonLoad of bones from junk to sell to a fertilizer factory. A neighbor balked at the smell but the boy said the odor bothered him not, as he pursued his small venture when wind blew toward the factory.

Orville Wright Orville Young Wright

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