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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
2
A feature on how women in the Air Force have proven capable in roles from air traffic control to radar work and flight instruction. It notes integration since 1948, opening about 42 career fields, and highlights pilots, gunnery instructors, and altitude chamber engineers as exemplars of progress and teamwork.
Sgt McLannan directs altitude chamber work and aviator medical evaluations at Randolph Field after studying aviation medicine. Lt Joseph Brown of Amherst and Elinor Wisenberger of Ironton announce a double wedding ceremony to be held February 18, with both couples sharing vows as Brown serves in the Army and Wisenberger prepares for marriage to him.
A long social column notes Lt Joseph Brown's planned meeting in Eaton after a monthlong trip including Phoenix and Juarez visits with extended family of Mr and Mrs Kelley. The piece also details Grange and Ladies Aid activities with meetings, programs, showers, candy orders, and a Leap Year party planned for February 29 at the John Watson home.
A personal riff on the film Viva Bapata set against Emiliano Zapata lore. The writer praises its intelligent filmmaking, lively but selective truth, and stylish Mexican motifs while noting censors might have trimmed romantic exaggerations. Zapata’s real deeds and cinema’s tempered history blend into a vivid, provocative portrait.
USC scientists record extreme desert heat in Death Valley and Mojave experiments. A thermometer three feet above ground hit 150 degrees while ground temps reached 150 claimed, official Death Valley peak 134 degrees. Researchers studied heat effects on troops and gear under harsh desert conditions.
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