Former Sikeston Man Pilot Last Plane Out of Shanghai
The Sikeston area mourns as John C. Denman, former Northwest Airlines pilot, flew the last international plane from Shanghai before its surrender. He, his wife, and son live in Tokyo after years of service in the Orient, and reports detail the chaotic evacuation amid communist encirclement and heavy fighting around Lunghwa and Woosung.
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Sikeston Man
Shanghai
Sikeston
John C. Denman
Clint H. Denman
Northwest Airlines
Oriental
Denman
Orient
Northwest
Air Transport Command
Tokyo
Manila
Johnny
Lunghwa Airport
James Farrel
NWA
Don King
Orient Division
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Far East
Robert Morgan
Dave Edwins
G. L. Hernandez
Marcelina S. Rodriguez
Maria P. Sancho
Spain
W. T. Thomas
R. W. Borsodi
R. B. Shea
E. S. Newell
F. H. Bartholomew
R. E. Hill
San Francisco
Cal
D. C. Edwins
C. D. Rosecrans Jr
C. P. Gerry
Asia
Lair’s Ad Promises Quality and Low Prices Daily
A brief advertisement states offerings focus on the most quality, dependability, and lasting satisfaction at the lowest prices listed as part of Lair's ongoing promise.
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Lair’'S
Army promotion for Sikeston citizen in Japan
Leo Smith husband of Mrs Ruby L Schaefer Smith of 211 West Kathleen Sikeston has been promoted to Staff Sergeant. The award was announced by Colonel James R Gunn Jr commander at Yokota Air Force Base Japan where Smith serves with the Fifth Air Force. Smith enlisted in 1943 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and earned an ETO ribbon with two Bronze Stars in Europe. He has been in Japan since June 1948 with his wife and two children at 211 West Kathleen pending his transfer. He was assigned to D Company 5th Cavalry Regiment machine gun platoon.
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Yokota Air Force Base
Japan
Leo Smith
Ruby L. Schaefer Smith
West Kathleen
Sikeston
James R. Gunn Jr
Smith
Fifth Air Force
Occupational Air Arm
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Private Odell transfers within 5th Cavalry in Japan
Private Jackie W. Odell of D Company, 5th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division, was moved to B Company while on duty with the occupation forces in Japan at Takeyama. He has served in Japan about ten months, continuing responsibilities with the Eighth Army.
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Eighth U. S. Army
Takeyama
Japan
Jackie W. Odell
5Th Cavalry Regiment
1St Cavalry Division
Odell
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Woosung
United States
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Royal Air Force
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Pan American
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Hongkong
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Korea
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Shanghia
D Company
Sth Cavalry Regiment
Lair's
E. Kathleen
Sikeston, Missouri
Gors
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