Civilians May Become U S Army Glider Pilots
Announcement by Major General Stordan Miles, First Corps Area, outlines two pathways for civilians to enter glider pilot training. One group targets those with flying or gliding experience. five weeks of training lead to assignment as staff sergeants with pay and benefits, then potential commissions. The second group requires no prior flying experience, five weeks of team training in glider pilot duties, then staff sergeant roles and possible commissions. Physical standards align with field duty. vision must be corrected to 20 20. Eligible civilians, officers, and enlisted personnel may inquire through Ralph Pasha, chairman, or secretary Wilma D. Gator.
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Stordan Miles
First Corps
Eeny
Gildora
Tialph Pasha
Aviatian Cadet Convalttes Ae
Witla d. Gator
Unclear OCR fragment on cooperation and work progress
Fragmentary text describes ongoing work and a belief in continued cooperation. Mentions Connecticut and report submission, families, and home focus. Aims to convey effort, readiness to cooperate, and progress despite challenges.
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Hoe
Hosa
Connecticut
Tlaat
Wililott
Ake Hher
Ute
Grammar School Graduates Reach High Standards Across Subjects
About 170 grammar school pupils were graduated as the 1930s page notes prize awards and class lists. Names from Jose, Prospect Street, Hipeto and Salem schools show many students earned averages around 83 to 85 percent in multiple subjects.
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Thase
Muncsweller
Hhe
Josepling A. Maher
Notiin de Bovis
Ihoranca
Conover
Madrid
Wildweaeds
Ireng B. Kuraltly
Barbara Aan Meuser
Kenneth A. Leach
Williaim
Centeat Aventue School
Cantitt Gates
Salem School
Henry Aichard Altolda
Alay
Constanse Alimedda
Aurea Anne Alves
Arvid Didlus Anederson
Carolyo lWunabeth Anderson
Waltoe
Waltoe Jalsaed: Armonathy, Mardi Cydia Anmonet, Margaret, Helen Haluwin
Anna Cloulse Behronade
Shietey
Smlelain Verdan
Otal Horseg
Norman Damos Boyay
Stileley
Ilzabeth Bowers
Andrey Gable
Shirley fEoadse Garo 'Klorene
Sophia Callever
Lohert North Cooke
Acthae Doseply Geolan
Bobby Jane Gulver
Stewart Milton Datla di
Maureen Lftten Daly
Joan Gertrude Darone
George Dobaok
Normageno Douty
Jatin Mvareth Dry
Hoboek Swetain Dtelrmonda
Smalttt
Julia Stewards
Gols
Arlene Miloksot
Matrelutd
Don Eichael
Clkapateiok
Charmos Alatarl Forish
TO Palelela Gaspar
Gortalag Mleanoe Grogau
John Francis Graboski
Wetly Jane
Elizabeth Lundin
Tueton Arnale Mahaffey
Lovella
Matlo Mangia
Hosomade
Joan Mangal
Vernon Gildedy Maxwell
William &. Schilesinger
Carlton Anderson Shea
George Vincent Sigebll
Mae Srath
Irene Susan Spadelone
Vincent Nennebh Staaten
Gerardo John Stefanelli
Donald Swanson
Pabeleta
Olivia Sivenstoo
Larehla May Caylee
Walltoe
Joywiril Norell
Albert Cloodwin Ueaussnel
Cathertoe
Terrano
Doulas Vallehan
Karena Tivida Valund
Shirley Mae Waterhouse
Dane Ald Hobart Weaving
Ctuorge
Kae
U S C Fund Reaches 3550 In Borough Campaign
A fragmented report notes the U S C fund totaling 3550 in the borough with earlier figures unsettled. It highlights Mrs Harold Bates and local officials leading a driven drive to meet quotas and push city fundraising efforts amid a campaign of community involvement.
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Harold
Bates
Chester
Pide
Awyook
Ober
Bre Bowen
Incomplete Names Gathered Across Multiple Individuals
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names including Mantel Francis Alberta and Peter Michael Aordklan with added punctuation and misspellings. It ends with a phrase about an average of 8 percent or above in cash subject for the year, though details and context are missing.
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Wilek Wilmot
Lorraine Clorla
Wlaffinkd
Molleh
Dean Woodschede
Curt Anthony Zdonlok
Welch
Unclear Personal Names List From Historical Page
A garbled OCR style list names many individuals with scattered surnames and initials. The fragment reads like a roster or directory snippet, including multiple given names such as Mary, Maria, Edward, Vincent, Nell, Michael, Clara, Joan, Walter, and others, interspersed with unclear punctuation and spacing. No clear event, place, date, or organization is discernible.
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Mary Dtulla Abneewleg
Maria Ann Gapavelta
Hdward Patelek Dion
Nugene Mrank Malek
Dwar Ghades Mogarly
Vincent l Lucian (Lategunas
Mhaddeus Walftor Chabowuk
Nellla
Mary Jasingki
Maxony Stephen Krause
Sandria Ann Kraykowski
Michael Jotn Martin
Borntes Rosotary Murphy
Reanona Hogina Novak
George Michael Patton
Leonard Vatenting Praleika
U S Planes Hit Two Italian Ships In Bold Assault
U S bombers attacked near Taranto catching Italian ships off guard. Kalberer led a A flight that bombed a battleship with five direct hits and pursued a sinking cruiser later. No American losses or casualties reported. Two German Messerschmitts appeared but were shot down.
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United States
Kalberor
Kalberer
Katcherer
Taranto
Kalberens Flight
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS CRYPTOQUOTE CLUES AND ANSWER
Puzzle list of across and down clues with many entries and a cryptoquote quotation. Includes numbered items for weights pillows names and various terms plus a quoted line about perfection and enthusiasm from King Features Syndicate.
Schmuck Urges Salvage of All Rubber
Fragmented OCR lists salvage phrases and rubber items such as linings, baby pants, suspenders, gaskets, tires, hydrometers, jars, cushions, ice bags, wiper blades, and other miscellaneous goods. The disjointed text hints at a salvage drive or catalog but few coherent facts remain.
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John
Schmuck
Rand
British and Reds Hold Back Germans in Libya Front
British and Red forces halted German and Italian advances in Libya as Tobruk shelled and Acroma and Sidi Rezegh saw day-long fighting. London notes Allied equipment shortages while US Army planes enter Middle East operations. Heavy Axis losses and seven Italian ships sunk or damaged are reported, with future air raids anticipated and Japanese activity shifting to the Siberian border.
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Tobruk
Cairo
Acroma
Sidi Rezegh
London
Libya
Middle Eastern
Mediterranean
Turkey
United States
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
England
Hondon
Jugoslav Guerilla
Yandoy
Chungking
Shangjao
Shahng-Jow
Eastern China
Yingtan
Siberan
Manchikuo
Burma
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Melbourne
Coral Sea
Midway Island
Carlin
Bavarian Waiter Knits for Soldiers After Dachau
Daily Chuckles items note a Bavarian waiter in Sun Valley Idaho who knits socks and sweaters for US soldiers, a skill learned at Dachau concentration camp. An Albany barber quips about whether this becomes a habit.
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United Press
Sun Valley
Idaho
Uncle Sam
Dachau
Hitler
Odd Owl Visits Barber Shop Again in Local Tale
A second young owl again perched on the barber shop awning and entered for a hamburger, mirroring a year-old memory. The scene evokes a lighthearted mood as city life mixes with quirky nature observations and a playful park department note on romance among sailors and marines.
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Chicago
Alcorn Receives Pension. Son to Succeed as State Attorney
Hartford June 17 The state retirement commission approves a $3600 annual pension for Hartford county State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn who retires after 34 years at month's end. His son Hugh M. Alcorn Jr. will succeed him as state's attorney.
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Hartford
State Retirement Commission
Hartford Country
Hugh M. Alcorn
Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr
Fatally Injured Adams Man Dies After Stairs Fall
Albert Serafin, a 76 year old Adams resident, died at a hospital from injuries after a fall down a flight of stairs on June 47. The incident was reported by UP from Adams Massachusetts.
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Adams
Mass
Albert
Serafin
Real estate transfer on Hill Street to Barnum Court resident
Nazzaro Schiaroll of Hill street sold a cone family house to Mary Santa fiticHo of Barnum court. The sale was made through Patsy Labriola, local real estate agent.
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Nazzaro Schiaroll
Hill Street
Cone
Mary Santa fiticHo
Barnum Court
Patsy Labriola
Waterbury Woman Mary I Robinson Dies in Waterbury
Waterbury reports the death of Mrs. Mary I. Robinson mother of the governor's executive secretary. A lifelong Waterbury resident she will be buried Friday.
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Waterbury
Mary I. Robinson
Public Utilities Grants Bus Service Extension
The Public Utilities Commission has granted permission to the New Haven and Shoreline Railway Company to extend its bus service in Hartford. The action follows regulatory procedures and expands regional transportation options.
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Hartford
The
Public Utilities Commission
New Haven and Shoreline Railway Company
Guilford Borough Limits Permit to National Emergency Duration
The borough of Guilford issues a permit limited to the duration of the national emergency. The text specifies the permit remains in effect only for the emergency period and ends when the federal declaration expires or is lifted. This creates a time-bound approval tied to the national crisis.
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Borough of
Guilford
Tax total shows GM and subsidiaries pay 1944 amount
General Motors and its subsidiaries paid 424.854 million in taxes for 1944, including excise on products, which is 102 percent higher than the 1940 tax total.
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General Motors
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