Santa Claus village post office sparks holiday spectacle
In Santa Claus Indiana, a $1000 community post office project brings a fairyland style building on the main street. Milton Harris and local supporters fund the project, leasing to government for about 2700 annually with rent higher than the old post office. The town hosts a toy village with replicas of fairy tale buildings attracting thousands despite mild weather. Postmasters warn about misaddressed mail and the surge in holiday parcels and letters.
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New York Leads in Number of Aviation Cadets
New York tops all states in the number of aviation cadets in the new class at a field, followed by Pennsylvania and Illinois. The Empire State reports a large count, with Pennsylvania supplying 48 members and 40 from Wilfo? Fol, a Pennsylvanian home. other states including North Carolina 255, Florida 43, New Jersey 22, Mississippi 21, Tennessee 19, and Kentucky 2M. District of Columbia also represented.
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S A Native Rosenman Behind the Scenes Roosevelt Advisor
Washington dispatch details Justice Samuel Rosenman as Roosevelt’s long time adviser and head of the brain trust. The article notes his rise from San Antonio to New York, his role in housing and defense inquiries, and his close work with FDR through turbulent years. It highlights his loyalty, intellect, and influence at the White House and in shaping speeches and policy.
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Christmas Card From San Antonio Depot Commander
Lieut. Col. Clements McMullen, commander at the San Antonio Air Depot, issues a holiday card praising personnel loyalty and duty. He notes the defense program’s success depends on all connected with it and pledges steadfast efforts toward victory in the war. He also announces a command transition to Lieut Col Debwar Dunton as he departs to Tampa, Fla.
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Enthusiasm Nets Personal Blackout
A chaotic blackout in the district caused a trainee to dash for an exit switch but was halted when another caused the lights to fail first. A young person suffered injuries while attempting to flee and was tended as preparations for the next practice began.
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