Glamorous Axis Sally Is a Lost Illusion
A wartime radio icon, Axis Sally, is revealed as Mildred Elizabeth Gillars an American born woman now facing trial for aiding Germany. The piece recalls desert troops in North Africa who once found comfort in her voice and music amid harsh campaigns.
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Symbols of Authority Thrones in Early Charms
The first chars served as symbols of authority and functioned as de facto thrones, representing status and power in their ceremonial role.
Model Planes Vie In World Contest In Akron
Champion model plane builders from five countries compete to win the Wakefield trophy from the American team that won in 1939. Entries come from the United States, Canada, Belgium, Australia and Great Britain. American and British squads have each won five times in 12 meets since Sir Charles.
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Belgium
Australia
Great Britain
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