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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1945

Page

8

Bob Kear Tells Of Interesting Tour Through England To Paris

Bob Kear recounts his World War II travels from New York February 1944 voyage to Cardiff and Leek England then Bishop Stortford and Southhampton. He describes D Day landings at Omaha Beach, fight near St Lo, Paris, Antwerp, and final duties guarding prisoners in Bolbec France with mentions of Buzz bombs and German attacks.

Bob Kear England Paris New York Cardiff Wales Monia Bishop Stortford London Southhampton France Omaha St. Lo St. Hilaire Mortain Maison Alforte Antwerp G-2 Sandhoven Scheldt Albert Canal Pollygoon Putte Wildert Zoer Sal

Empire Airlines to absorb Zimmerly lines under new route plan

Empire Airlines president Bert Zimmerly said more than 20 Pacific northwest cities would gain service if a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner’s recommendation is adopted. The report backs six lines, including Empire, for interstate routes in western states and Idaho, with Boise to Reno and Lewiston to Seattle among proposed hops. If approved, Zimmerly said intrastate Zimmerly service would be folded into the new interstate network and start once CARB action is granted.

Lewiston Bert Zimmerly Empire Airlines Pacific Northwest Idaho Corporation Washington New Zimmerly Tuhlen Spokane Idaho Falls Couer d'Alene Moscow Pullman Walla Walla Pendleton LaGrande Baker Ontario Caldwell Nampa Boise Gooding Twin Falls Burley Pocatello Boise Reno Winnemucca Seattle Pasco Yakima Ellensburg Zimmerly Airlines

Preston Girls Elected To College Positions

Dorothy Tanner Whitney and Clarissa McAlister of Preston have been named to the Alpha Beta Nu honorary society at Utah State Agricultural College. Miss Tanner, a textiles major, is active in college music and will serve on the student council. Miss McAlister is former vice president of the student body and will head Associated Women Students, also serving as vice president of Phi Upsilon Omicron.

Logan Dorothy Tanner Whitney Clarissa McAlister Preston Alpha Bigma Nu Utah State Agricultural College Miss Tanner Associated Women Phi Upsilon Omicron Spurs Alpha Chi Omega

Coal supplies urged by local war rationing head

C I Goff chairman of the local war pace and rationing board warns that coal transportation is already serious and will worsen, with Utah and Wyoming mines sending coal into Idaho crowded next winter amid peak cold weather and Pacific war demands.

C I Goff Utah Wyoming Idaho

A Stamp a Day Keeps the Enemy Away

A quirky item notes the habit of collecting stamps as a daily routine for morale and pastime. It hints at stamps offering a small, steady hobby during a broader wartime or period of stress.

GE Plans 8 Million Postwar Research Lab

General Electric approves an eight million dollar research laboratory to expand its 550 strong staff and accelerate peacetime science. The plant aims to push pure science, building on the work of Whitney and Steinmetz, and to create more goods for more people at less cost.

General Electric America Whitney Steinmetz Schenectady New York Mohawk River

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