Vast Flying Expansion for Civilian and Commercial Fields
Washington reports a plan to massively expand civilian and commercial aviation while preserving a strong unmilitary air force after the war. The aviation chamber urged transferring noncommercial military aircraft to colleges to sustain flying talent, and called for a large air force, bases, air transport, private flying growth, and a robust aircraft industry with R&D. It cited 1940 production estimates of 21.3 billion dollars and 2.1 million workers as key to mobilization.
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Washington
Congress
Auronatical Chamber of Commerce
Truett Rites To Be Simple
Dallas observers paid tribute to Dr George W Truett a timed preacher and international religious leader died Friday The First Baptist Church doors opened for the 4 pm service with Rev L D Newton of Atlanta delivering the funeral oration and Robert H Coleman longtime assistant in charge of services
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Dallas
Baptist World Today
George W. Truett
First ‘Baptist Church
Truett
L. D. Newton
Atlanta
Robert H. Colerman
Halifax Given Title of Earl in British Grant
London July 10 The British armbastader to the United States and a member of the war cabinet Lord Traulfay has been granted the title of Earl of Halifax He was recently raised to an earldom but had not been ennobled before.
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London
Lord Traulfay
United States
Earl of
Halifax
Mt Wittle
Allied Planes Stream Over Channel
Allied bombers and fighters crossed the Channel in improving weather as British and American troops push forward on the Normandy front. Mosquito units hit oil works at Buhr, while R A F and US heavy bombers attacked rail lines, bridges, and coastal targets across northern France and western Europe. Losses mounted on both sides, with roughly equal numbers of Allied and German aircraft reported shot down, and fuel shortages highlighted by German transport movements.
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London
Annel
Amercan
Norandy
R. A. F. Mos
Salto
Boston
Seine River
Aynthets
Buer
Uniden
France
Seine
le Havre
Quillebeut
Dublair
Germany
Spittfire Wing
Second Army
U. S
Normandy
Tours
Pas-de-Origis
Chatepurun
Paris
England
X Highway
Orleans
Rennes
Britain
Evel
SBR
Baternag Nard
Becase & Tiger
Ballon
Disputch
Injured Child Remains in Critical Condition After Car Crash
A 3 year old named Georger Awnades suffered a head injury when struck by a car on Crovinetta Street. He is on the danger list at Robert B Green Hospital with critical condition and little improvement since admission Saturday night. Police identified the driver as Ed E Way of 906 West Elsmere Place.
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Georger A.wnades
Crovintta Street
Robert’ B. Green
West Elsmere Place
Ceilings on Free peaches set by OPA
Washington July 10 The OPA set price ceilings on free peaches for table use under wartime controls. Retail ceilings will be announced this week with expected average price cuts around 25 percent from last year. Maximums for all levels step down by July 45 with retail caps roughly 12 to 16 cents per pound for the season.
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Washington
OPA
Necord
Office of Economic Stabilization
R A F Pilot Crashes After Low Flight Incident
London dispatch describes a Royal Air Force fighter pilot named Wayne Doyle of Winnipeg landing after a hedge clipping altitude attack on a German motor transport convoy. Evidence includes corn in a radiator and debris in his Spitfire’s radiator.
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London
Lormandy
Colon
Spitfire
W. A. Doyle
Winipeg
Senate Group Endorses Olds For Five Year Term
Washington July 10 A Senate group backed Leland P Olds for another five year term on the Federal Power Commission by a three to two party line vote. The endorsement came after extensive questioning of Olds political views by a special Senate sub committee. The recommendation will be voted on by the Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
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Washington
Leland P. Olds
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Chatman Tunnel
Del
Senate Interstate and Foreign Remmerce Committee
Rites for Strawn Businessman Harris Held Tomorrow
Raymond M. Harris 49 a Strawn business man and cattle breeder died Saturday in a Fort Worth hospital. He was general manager of the Strawn Mercantile company resident manager of Strawn Coal company and secretary treasurer of Palo Pinto Oil and Gas company.
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Sthawn
Punerat Services
Raymond M. Harris
Harris
Fort Worth
Strawn Merchandine Company
St Enterprise
Strawn Coal Company
Palo Pinto Oil and Gas Company
Marriage Announced for Betty Sue Fichtner and Maj Maury
Dr and Mrs Garrett P Robert announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Sue Fichtner to Maj Alfred Blake Maury at Normoyle chapel on Saturday evening July 8 with Chaplain Joseph Miler Gain officiating. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina Louisiana Texas Arkansas Oklahoma regions listed with a 250 per bushel price noted in the text.
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Garrett P.robertson
Betty Sue Fichtner
Alfred Blake Maury
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Millrissippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Lewisiana
Texas
Arkansap
Oklahoma
Pricas Ava
Mrs Ike Praises WACs General Says WACS Value
Mrs Eisenhower arrives at Fort Benning with her son Captain John Eisenhower to observe activities. She comments on Women’s Army Corps noting they perform a man-sized job and have earned their rightful place in the armed forces. The general’s morale and routines are mentioned as part of the visit.
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Fort Benning
Eisenhower
Benning
John Eisenhower
Womans Army Corps
Mre
Urey
Texas Guinan Role Sparked by Paramount Signing
Deuy Mulon began her bid for the Texas Guinan part three years ago after being signed by Paramount. Her dream came true as she was chosen to portray the “Hello Sucker” girl in Incendiary Blonde, co starring for the first time with Arturo Id Cordova.
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Deuy muLon
Paramount
Arturo Ide Cordova
Drinking Water Helps Plane Land Safe in Europe
Second Lieut. Dale Gaffney of San Antonio and his crew on a Ninth Air Force C-47 faced a hydraulic and fuel failure after a night mission over Europe. With four canteens of water poured into the hydraulic system, the crew managed to deploy wheels, brakes, and flaps and land safely when fuel ran dry and gauges failed.
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Ninth Air Force
Dale Gaffney
Wat
Halsache Avenue
San Antonio
Mall
Ninth Troop Carrier Command
England
Europe
Gaffney
Tuck Whleh
Fla
Thieutenant Gaffney
Quick-and-Easy Salad Dessert with Knox Gelatin
A recipe for a fresh fruit salad dessert using Knox Gelatin. soften gelatin in cold water, dissolve in hot fruit juice or water, add lemon juice sugar and salt, then fold in diced fruits. Chill until thickened and mold in cold water lined pans. Any fruit combination accepted. Free Knox recipe book offer included.
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Knox
Wes
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