College training versus ready pilots in wartime
Excerpted New York Times dispatch argues against relying on college trained officers for air service. It advocates using experienced pilots already holding ratings, stressing cool judgment over academic pedigree, noting many capable pilots lack college backgrounds and could be mobilized with minimal training to bolster reserve and active forces. It warns of cost savings by updating current pilots rather than training thousands of inexperienced cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Sheppard
Army
Randolph Field
Teader
America
Navy Air Corps
Ledger Syndicate
Senior Four-H Club To Study Dramatics
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club members plan dramatics study this year with a committee led by Lois Eldred Marion Knittle Norman McConnell and Alex Moore A theatre party is set for early March and subcommittees led by Lyle Jameson Maude Hose and Doris Minnich will arrange it An illustrated talk on banking fundamentals was given by Wilbur Gaston and Walter Block of Elyria Savings and Trust A craft club meeting is slated for February 23 at Frances Eckert's home Recreation demonstration team participants and the one act play Frank and Erna will practice Saturday at La Grange Town Hall The group aims to present a program for North Ely tia Grange next Thursday The next regular meeting is March 1 The article ends with a note on Allied reactions to food aid to Poland during a war day period and German exploitation of Polish food resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lois Eldred
Marion Knittle
Norman McConnell
Alex Moore
West Ridge School
Lyle Jameson
Maude Hose
Doris Minnich
Wilbur Gaston
Walter Block
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Frances Eckert
Frank
Erna
la Grange
North Elytia Grange
Food Institute Brings Manager to Elyria Stage
The 1939 Gasco Food Institute appears February 7 8 and 9 in the High School Auditorium with James Terry as Food Institute Manager. He handles all arrangements and prop details and will supervise the model kitchen setup on stage. He is in his third year with the institute and will introduce programs and announcements. He arrives in Elyria early next week to oversee preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasco Food Institute
James Terry
Food Institute
Terry
The
Elyria
Lobbying sugar devils ignite Capitol Hill charges
The column names Sugar lobbyists tied to sugar refiners and beet sugar groups led by Ellsworth Bunker, Clarence Bourg and Harry Hawes. It describes lavish use of money and influence to sway Congress, noting Cuban and Philippine links, and critiques youth flight training rhetoric tied to military needs.
Cary Morgan loves Anthony Garth and faces a tangle
Cary Morgan navigates love and betrayal as Anthony Garth draws near Lou, while Jim Constance schemes to profit from Cary’s racing horses. Rex Garth wins at Santa Anita before traitorous smuggling by Tim tears the prize away. Ivy warns Cary about marriage choices as Paul arrives, shouting a night of plans and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Morgan
Hall
Anthony Garth
Anthony
David Garth
Lucretia Tyle
Cary
Tony
Leo
Pam Norris
Sinister Jim Constance
Rex Garth
Santa Anita
Rex
Tim
Lou
Los Angeles
Low
Lon
Ivy Dana
David
Anone
Ivy
George Tyle
Lucretia
Paul
Jim
Louisiana sugar lobbyists in Washington target lawmakers
Chief lobbyist for West coast beet processors is seen alongside Horace Havemeyer of Great Western Sugar. The American Sugar Cane League, a Louisiana sugar processors group, is described as a high pressure lobbying outfit on Capitol Hill that smears any Congressman or official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Reacky Mountain
Charles M. Kearney
Val C. Sherman
S. K. Warrick
Nebraska
Fred Cummings
Colorado
Association
Congress
The
United States Beet Sugar Association
Neil Kelly
Sociation
Ernest Green
Washington
Association of Sugar Producers of
Puerto Rico
J. A. Dickey
Department of Agriculture
Department
Prentiss’ Brown
Michigan
Paulding Sugar Company
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Charles Taussig
Brain Trust
Cordell Hull
American Molasses Company
Eccles
West
Horace Havemeyer
Great Western Sugar Company
Oak
Louisiana Smear American Sugar Cane League
Louisiana Sugar Processors
Artists Materials and Supplies List
A catalog offering oil colors, show card colors, canvas and panels, water color and charcoal blocks, sketch books, linoleum blocks, printing sets, paper and ink, pastel sets, palettes, pencils, charcoal sticks, palette knives, oils and varnishes, turpentine, fixatives, modeling clay, photo tinting sets, and other artist materials.
Avon Lake Study Group Hosts Guest Speaker Mend Your Voice
Avon Lake Women of the Avon Lake study group met Wednesday afternoon at the school with 45 in attendance. Mrs Diedrich introduced Mrs Frank Ayers, president of the Lake side Women's Club of Lorain, as guest speaker. She spoke on Mend Your Voice and tea was served by James Ellison, Millman and Stiefel. In two weeks, February 15, Mrs Millman will discuss Children's Manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Diedrich
Frank Ayers
Lakeside Women's Club of
Lorain
James Ellison
Millman
Stiefel
Community events and club notices in a local newspaper
Events include sewing circles at Mrs. Harry Trigalet and Mrs. Roy McDonald homes, lunches, and card trophies won by Mrs. Hugh Kane and Mrs. Burt Weidenkopf. Meetings listed encompass church groups, Boy and Girl Scouts, Post 211 auxiliaries, a school board gathering, and a women’s league pot luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Avon
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Mesdames West, Taylor
Butterworth
Mitchell
Stein and Petersen
Art Theisen
Jolly
Curtis Duff
W. Markworth
Lake
Fraying 00 Club Meeting Announced with Local Hosts
A fragmentary notice records a 1 PM Friday gathering on February 10 at Mrs Romey Urig for the Mire Manpiion Theisen Pinecsit Chae group with Basket one going to Belden High School. A second meeting is listed for 8 PM Saturday February 11 by Sneee Club with Maclay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifn Mire
Manpiion
Huntington Farmers Institute elects officers and awards prizes
About 300 people attended the Huntington Farmers Institute in the Town Hall. Officers for the coming year were elected: Myron Hines president, Mrs. Kenneth Finkle secretary treasurer, Mrs. G A Handley chairman of the poster prizes. Prizes awarded by institute committees included cake, cookies, fancy work, bugs, quilt, potatoes, corn, and posters for various grades with named winners. The Mount Etna, known locally as Il Monte, is referenced in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Huntington
Town Hall
Myron Hines
Kenneth Finkle
G. A Handley
Lois Coe
Gladys Finkle
Ethel Finkle
Lloyd Meyer
Hazel Koons
Ann Brehm
G. C. Long
McCoy
Junior Simonson
Lawrence Draper
Simonson
Doris Kelsey
Donna Kimmick
Betty Burkett
Lewis Miller
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Boake
Navy
Boake Carter
Merfield
E. College St
Oberlin
Ohio
Poland
Mr. James Terry
Roosevelt
Hull
State Department
St. United States Cane Sugar Refiners Association
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Ellsworth Bunker
National Sugar Refinging Company
New Jersey
John Dalton
AAA
Charles F. Boots
Senate
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Clarence Bourg
Agriculture Department
Mr. Bourg
Jefferson Island
Philippine Sugar Association
Harry Hawes
Missouri
Philippines
Chesapeake
Insular Affairs Committee
Oscar Diaz Albertini
National Beet Sugar Growers Association
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Ary
Ivu
Jim Constance
Agay
Eval
Sugar Cane League
Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Sora Emt II
Olmsted & Hoeffel
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Company
Elyria, Ohio
Otto Katterhenry
Hugh Kane
Burt Weidenkopf
Ralph Morrison
Harry Trigalet
Mount Etna
Il Monte
Linde
John Streicher
East River St
DR. PE Dente
Paradise
Pally
Em Anday
Elyria Dairies
White House
Elyria Dairies Inc
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst
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