Small Town U S A Hero: Airplane Factory in Hagerstown
A brief look at the wartime mobilization showing how even a small city like Hagerstown Maryland hosts an Aviation factory. The Whearchild Aircraft plant churns out three training planes daily for U S fighting forces, highlighting the spread of defense work beyond major cities and into rural industrial centers.
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Hev Posto
Chicago
Detrait
New York
Hagerstoren
United States
Hagersteen
Urete Som
Whairchild Aircraft
Jackie Hunt Emerges as Top Football Talent in Off-Trail Scout
A scout details Jackie Hunt of Marshall College in Huntington as a standout football player who outshines legends like Gipp and Battles in scoring and versatility. Reports from peers and coaches, including Jock Sutherland and Doc Spear, praise Hunt as a superior all around back with speed, kicking, and defensive skill, choosing home town allegiance over headline fame.
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Minnesota
Sanford
Texas A. & M
Bostony College
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Jackie Hunt
Marshall College
Huntington
George Gipp
Hunt
Ging
Chi Battles
Battles
Gipp
W. Fbs
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Haroon
Kimbrough
Jock Sutherland
Dodger
Unt
Jock
Pittzburet
America
Tramtington
Marshall
Wintinster
Hart
Harmon
Reagan
O'Rourke
Marehall
Hunt and Snead
West Virginia
Lou
Sammy Scradwin
Sammy Snead
Jackie Dunt
Michigan
Clark
Dutch Clark
Munt
Dre Spears
Dartmouth
Oregon
Toledo
Doe Spear
Doc Spears
le¢ Binter
Harman
Great Grange Harmon debate spans gridiron eras
Robert McShane weighs Harmon's Michigan era against Red Grange of 1920s, noting weight, speed, defense, kicking and elusive running. Both stand high among immortals, yet styles and team support shape comparisons. Also covered is boxing’s shifting heavyweight title scene under Joe Louis and Mike Jacobs with monthly defenses and possible future bouts.
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Tommy Harmen
Red Grange
Marmion
Grangers
Derwanger
Gipp
Harmon
Hartmoan
Grange
University of Michigan
Tommy
Comparisson
Moss
Marquis of Queensbury
Billelaas
Joe Leuls
Mike Jacobs
Fach Une
Sizke
Louis
Pacific
Atlantic
Boston
McCoy
Red Burman
Madison Square Garden
Gistila Wulil
Jacobs
Meteoric Flight and Air Density Effects Across Heights
A fragmentary report notes meteors entering Earth’s atmosphere at 19 to 45 miles per second, burning bright as they fracture and leave white trails. It discusses friction heating, smoke, and rapid cooling of meteorites, and explains how air density reduces engine horsepower with altitude from near sea level to 5,000 feet and to 14,000 feet.
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Mear Diat
Physicists Die Bart Paradox on Longevity
Physicists die earlier than the general male population. At age 80, their life expectancy is two years less than the average man. The paradox notes physicians do not live as long as the general male population.
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Bart
Automatin Gas Station Inventor Promotes Open Access
A New York state inventor advocates a model station that allows customers free use of air water and repair tools and offers self service for gasoline and wells according to a proposed plan.
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New York State
Telephone growth boosts jobs and spending figures
Since the advent of the dial telephone the volume of calls has doubled and the number of workers has risen markedly. The speaker noted a jump from $90,000 to $00,000 in wages, reflecting broader expansion in the sector.
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Fairchild Company
Angerstorm
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J. B. Clapper
Vilda E. Sabort
Cere Dynamics
Hagerstocen
C.F. O'Connor
U. S
Dick Menson
Fairchild
Uensom
O'Connor
Gractland
Robert McShane
Wooperarian
Dorazio
Conn
Eadie Brannick
Europe
Florida
Marquette University
Bill Chandler
Bol Je
Hilltop
Witt Wise
Ark
Hotel Utah
Tobacco Road
The
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Costesy
Cope
Cutora
Tatadagy
Salt Lake City
Mew
Hes Rede
He Waters
Houran
Sutton
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