Air corps officer faces court martial over warplane policy remarks
Col H C Muhlenberg, retiring Fifth corps air officer, stands trial at a Columbus court martial. Prosecution seeks dismissal for two articles of war after remarks at a Curtiss Flying club event criticizing foreign policy and praising air power. Six witnesses testified yesterday. Navy references were disputed. The case marks the first high ranking army officer court martialed since World War II began.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Fifth Corps
H. C. Kress Muhlenberg
Army
Air Corps
Curtiss Flying Club
Hawaii
Harley C. Dagley
Muhlenberg
Pearl Harbor
Hickam Field
Honolulu
Robert Olds
Columbus Citizen
Kenneth Turner
Richard W. Darrow
Curtiss- Wright Corp
Olds
Col
Navy
Gosling
United States Navy
John M. Eager
Churchill Hideout In Florida Sealed By Ships Planes FBI
An International News Service report describes a Florida seaside villa used as a Churchill hideout with three warships offshore and FBI agents covertly present and patrol flights overhead. The Duke of Windsor reportedly visited. locals recall heavy shop purchases and secretive arrivals.
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Churchill
Florida
FBI
International News Service
England
Mr. Churchill
Duke of Windsor
Massillon Weighs Bond Duty For Police Officers
Massillon city council heard Police Chief Stanley Switzer urge repeal of a $1000 police bond requirement or funding from city funds. Council president George Cecil said the department’s bonds would cost $200 to cover. The only action was approving five mayoral appointments and paying safety bond bills. The meeting directed safety, utilities, and streets committees to study risks at specified streets and water supply. A motion sought federal legislation banning red lights except danger signals.
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Massillon
Council
Stanley Switzer
George Cecil
S. Robert Weirich
Thomas Reehl
Civil Service Commission
William Snyder
Health Board
A. W. Inman
Howard Shutts
City Planning Board
Alvin Wampler
Park Commission
Green and
Perry Sts
16Th St
Walnutrd NE
Lincoln Way
Pennsylvania Railroad
17Th St
Tremont Ave
8Th St
State Ave
26Th Staw
U. S
William Thom
Firm bids 85479 for Berlin dam project
The Lakeside Bridge & Steel Co submitted the only bid of 85479 to furnish erect install and test crest gates and hoisting machinery for the Berlin dam on the Mahoning River. The government estimate was 73890 with a 330 day completion deadline.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Lakeside Bridge & Steel Co
Berlin
Mahoning River
Lorain Adopts Stiff Tire Theft Penalty
Lorain city council approved an ordinance setting the maximum tire theft fine at 999.99 dollars and a possible jail term of up to 11 months and 29 days. The move targets auto tire theft with severe penalties to deter thieves.
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Lorain
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