Die Proudly Orreus Die Proudly
In a concise narrative based on five airmen, the author clarifies this is not a complete air force history of the Southwest Pacific. The piece emphasizes personal experiences, accuracy, and the endorsement of Lieutenant General George H. Brett who endorsed the Java and Australia operations as historically correct.
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George H. Brett
Clark Field
Pacific
Java
Australia
The Swoose and Old 99: A Pilot's Remembrance of Clark Field
Lieutenant General George H. Brett’s Swoose stands as a symbol of memory for Old 99 and its eight crew members killed at Clark Field. Flyboy Frank Kurtz recalls fierce early days, the crash, and the bond between pilot and crew, with Margo and the ground team sharing their years of service.
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George H. Brett
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United Nations
Frank Kurtz
19Th Bombardment Group
Margo
Harry Schrieber
Charlie Reeves
Rowland Boone
Red”’ Warner
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Java
Australia
Frank
Kansas City
Hollywood High School
Randolph Field
Tex
Arthur Edward Gary
Old 99
Manila
Dodson
Sergeant Burgess
Texas A. & M
Lesson Subjects and Scriptures for August 6
A brief notice lists the August 6 lesson topics and scripture texts selected and licensed by the International Council of Religious Education for study. It notes the program is used by permission and provides general guidance on study materials.
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International Council of Religious Education
Discipline and the disciplined life in Christian teaching
The lesson outlines three disciplines home, social, and self discipline. It cites Proverbs, Jeremiah, and New Testament letters to stress obedience, abstinence from intoxicants, and self restraint as paths to ordered living and victory over temptations. It warns against permissive parenting and urges abstinence from all forms of evil.
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Morro Castle
Coolidge
South Seas
Jeremiah
Jonadab
Make a sofa out of a cot with a rolling bed box
A reader uses a flat box on casters as a lift under a cot to create a hidden bed. Slip covers and a matching cushion set turn the cot into a day sofa. An improvised side table from odds and ends finishes the look. The note advertises Book 6 of homemaking booklets available for 15 cents with name and address.
Housekeeping tips from a past era
A collection of practical, period specific tips covers keeping a cookbook looking new with shellac, whitening window screens from inside, using a paper bag for tidying, turning fabric belts with a pencil, and sharpening corners with an orangewood stick. Other advice includes using a wooden salad fork for cleaning jars, protecting clothes hangers with paper, and finishing thread with backstitches and a needle knot technique.
Bus Driver Questions Man on Daily Littered Bundles
A meek passenger boards the bus and carries a large bundle to the entrance. The conductor heckles him about littering the bus with bundles and jokes about bringing a piano on board. The man replies that he plans to finish moving on the next trip with a helping lift.
Baskets Hold Large Grain Richmond Natives Use Isilula Hampers
South African natives store grain in basket hampers called isilula. Each basket averages 18 large grain bags and is tightly woven to keep out rain and rodents despite a dry climate.
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South Africa
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