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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1941

Page

3

Mussolini Buries Son Bruno in Predappio Funeral

In Pisa a quiet funeral processions honors Bruno Mussolini and two air force companions lost in an air crash. Duce visits the open casket as thousands line streets. family members and fascist leaders accompany the cortege to the car for departure to Predappio.

Pisa Italy Mussolini Bruno Predappio TI Duce Donna Rachle Edda Ciano Air Force Duce Rome

Mourning for Air Captain Bruno After Plane Crash

Pisa mourns as Silk Saver is blessed. stores close and flags fly at half mast. Bruno, an air captain, lies in state with four others who died. five more injured fliers await news. Mussolini visited the ward and said Bruno is doing well and not in danger.

Mabrielle Vettori Pisa Predapple Bruno Il Duce Mussolini

Arthur Van De Mark Dies at 63 in Long Beach

Arthur Van De Mark aged 63 died in Long Beach last night. He and his wife Edna billed themselves as the oldest novelty ballroom dance team in the United States and had gained recognition for their performances.

Arthur van DE Mark Long Beach Calif Edna United States

House Takes Up Extension Service Bill

The House moved quickly to consider army extension legislation while backing an indefinite extension over the Senate’s 18 month limit. The Senate had approved 18 months with a $10 month pay raise, and May said the House would likely discard the time limit as defense needs are emphasized. The measure would add up to 18 months to all service hitches, boosting pay past one year to $40 a month for privates, a cost figure not disclosed by sponsors.

Washington House Senate May D-Ky

Radio Day by Day: Aldrich program back Aug 21

The army allows Ezra Stone to resume as the Aldrich hero when the show returns August 21. NBC has no decision on air from Camp Upton or leave for Stone. Grand Duchess Charlotte broadcasts from NBC Red at 6 30 pm with Washington party linked to U S charge d affaires George Walker.

New York Special News Service Henry Aldrich Ezra Stone Aldrich NBC Camp Upton N. Y Stone Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg Nbc-Red Washington George Waller U. S West Point

Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights August 8 1941

WDLP shows a dense daily lineup with musical ensembles, news, weather, kiddie matinee, and interludes. Programs feature Frankie Masters Glen Gray Jerry Sears and more amid a rotating schedule of The Night segments and featured soloists.

Frankie Masters AP Newstime Little Concert On Parade Glen Gray Casa Loma Helen Peacock Club Cosmo Rise and Shine Bulon Music Freddie Monroe Weather Report Jerry Sears Ray Bloch Dorothy Watford Woodham Virgil Oswald Charley Dowdy Prairie Boys Hew Armstrong Sunny State Oil Company Gwen Williams Bob Hannon Jaack Graham WDLP Chavers-Fewland Furniture Company Bert Castle Jeff Johns Eddie Pierce Pied Piper, Jr

Lynn Haven Home Bought by Gibson Couple

Mr and Mrs Ralph Gibson have purchased the Harold C Curtiss cottage on New York Avenue and will join Lynn Haven homeowners. Christian Endeavor notes report a Sunday meeting led by Miss Elizabeth Roberts on Christian Recreation followed by discussion and song. Several residents and visitors are named with moves and travels to Chipley Gainesville and Connecticut.

Ralph Gibson Harold C. Curtiss New York Avenue S. M. Dunnam Althea Lynn Haven Methodist Church E. C. Moore Wil Wallace A. Land Fred Herndon S. E. McGeachey Francis McGeachey Woodford Chipley Aogime J. A. Jones Millville Sally Hamlin Sarah A. Tucker William M. Blain Betty Jean Mowat Connecticut M. M. Mashburn Lynn Haven Southport Gertie L. Jones Milton Fla W. A. Jones Charleen Wright Hastings Nebraska Charles F. Wright Hastings Hospital Edith Cory William Mowat Gainesville

Liberty And Peace To Smile On Hemisphere

Washington dispatch reports eight grandly named daughters of former Puerto Rico Commissioner Santiago Iglesias plan summer vacations to promote peace and liberty. Peace travels to Canada, Liberty to New York. other sisters Equality Justice Light America Fraternity and Victory set trips to Utah California North Carolina and the mainland. Some married daughters may name newborns after these ideals.

Washington Canada Liberty New York Peace Resi Dent Santiago Iglesias Puerto Rico Equality Fraternity, Justice, Light America Victory British Empire Equality and Justice Salt Lake City Utah California Light North Carolina Fraternity

Nine US flag ships to haul coal to South America

The Maritime Commission announced allocation of nine United States flag vessels to transport coal from Hampton Roads to East Coast South American ports amid war conditions. Vessels range 3,515 to 5,432 gross tons with capacities 4,600 to 7,500 tons, calling at Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo, or Buenos Aires.

Maritime Commission United States South America Hampton Roads Rio de Janeiro Santos Brazil River Platte Montevideo Buenos Aires South Amerca

Germans Called Apple Duckers on Open Sea

London reports a German submarine crew learned to duck for apples at sea after torpedoing a British ship loaded with oranges and apples. The sinking captain said the U‑boat returned, crew fished fruit from afloat wreckage, and ignored his raft a mile away until a plane spotted it and a rescue ship went to help.

London

Congress fails to override Roosevelt veto on defense highways

The Highways Congress fell just short of overturning a presidential veto on a defense highway bill to replace a $320,000,000 measure. The Senate’s 57 to 19 override vote was not enough after the House sustained the veto by 251 to 128, narrowly reproducing the president’s position.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Senate House

House Roads Committee Plans Procedure For Drafting New Legislation

The House roads committee met to discuss the steps and process for drafting new legislation, outlining how the panel will proceed in shaping pending measures. The gathering focused on procedural rules and timeline for upcoming drafts.

House Roads Committee

Nice Dreaming Kansas City Motorcycle Crash Dream Comes True

Arthur Nelson dreamed last week he lost two teeth in a motorcycle crash and that dream materialized last night in Kansas City.

Kansas City Arthur Nelson Arthur

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