Airlines Menace Planes Meet Crisis After Airliner Tie Up
The United States and major carriers struggle to substitute Douglas HC-4 Skymasters for Lockheed Constellations after a government order halts many two engine routes. Pan American and American Airlines announce adjustments as 43 percent of aircraft are in use. TWA cancels routes to Cairo via Paris while New York to Paris service continues with Skymasters.
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Internavoner
Linen
United Fates Lines
Aid
Ammetler
Hit
Pan American
J. Vv
Pacific Manager
TWA
Chicago
Cairo
Paris
Washington
North Africa
Transportation
John Collings
New York
Skymastera
Americat
Newfoundland
Shannon
Ireland
Civil Aeronautics
T. P. Wright
Emergency ar pension and Pan American Constellation incident
The entry references an emergency pension related matter and a Pan American Constellation engine loss over Kansas during troop transport. It notes a forced belly landing by a Pan American pilot in Willimantic Connecticut after an engine failure and mentions Lockheed President Robert F. Gross and the CAA investigation with engineers to Reading.
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TWA
Jack Five
Howard Hf
Avialértporieman
Kansas
Pa American
Willimantic
Conn
Feain Constellation
Robert F. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Lokheed
Reading
CAA
Auto Production Is Likely To Decline
Washington CPA reports automobile production will drop over the next three months due to shortages of iron castings and materials. Priority ratings will favor farm machinery and housing materials. July disruptions and plant strikes also weigh on output while June production totaled 161,928 units.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
I Industry
Tupgters
60 Boys Receive Awards At Camp Iss Hee Kes
Camp Iss Hee Kes on the Vermilion River announced awards for the second period of the 160 season. Huron Lodge led by Tom Whitacre won antica, Seneca led by Gordon Nethercut won personal inspection, Troquoia led by Phil Stevick won best period, and Wyandotte led by Albert Werden won best stunt. Jerry Bpite earned the highest camper award, with fourth and third year emblems awarded to multiple campers. Archery and Bowman honors went to named riders, and gifts were given to top dishwashers John Barber and Don Barber among others. The program featured staff introductions, camp newspaper reading, and the firefighting ceremony.
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Binty
Iss-Hee- Kes
Elytia
Vermilion River
Huron Lodge
Tom Whitacre
Seneca Lodge
Gordon Nethercut
Troquoia Lodge
Phil Stevick
Wyandotte Lodge
Albert Werden
Theodore Berg
Leidheiser
Don Andreas
Jerry Bpite
Jamie Alexander
Don Barber
Robert Joviak
Lynn Rader
Riggs Royer
Dick Spike
Don Andress
Richard Bara
Dale Barber
Gary Castle
Dick Comatock
Jack Dillman
John Hahn
Bill Heyd
Mill McMan
Jack Mallory
John Marshall
Art Nemes
Jack Smith
Bob Taylor
John Pappas
Camp Archery Association
Archer
Rigas Royer
Bowman
Bill Mead
E. W. Palmer
Dan Stevick
Discharged From Armed Services Elyrians Listed
Elyrians released from the armed forces include Samuel Rockwood Marine Corps second lieutenant at Great Lakes after six months overseas and permanent commission in inactive reserve. Joseph McGrew Navy discharged at Bossonton to Naval Reserve. Ronald Penfound Navy discharged at Great Lakes with American Area ribbon. Joseph Watson Jr Navy discharged at Great Lakes. Harry Gard Army discharged at Fort Sam Houston with American Theater ribbon. Robert Peters Army discharged at Fort Meade with Occupation Medal and EAME ribbon. Earl J Joviak Army discharged at Fort Sheridan with American Theatre ribbon. Calvin C Kopp Army discharged at Fort Meade with Occupation Medal. Joan A Strom Navy discharged at Great Lakes after August 1945.
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Samuel
Rock Wood
Samuel Spencer Rockwood
Harrison Street
Marine /Corpa
Great Lakes
Marine Corps Inactive Reserve
Joseph UC. McGrew
Joseph C. McGrew
Cleveland Street
Navy
Bossont
Naval Reserve
Ronald A. Penfound
Ronald Alfred Penfound
Princeton Avenue
Ill
Joseph B. Watson
Joseph B. Watson Jr
George Street
Harry D. Gard
Harry Daniel Gard
Broad Street
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Peters
Robert P. Peters
Onford Avenue
Germany
Fort George G. Meade
Earl J. Joviak
Cornell Avenue
Fort Sheridan
Calvin C. Kopp
Carlisle Avenue
Fort
George G. Meade
Joan A. Thom John Rutledge Strom
Marvard Avenue
Eaton 4 0 Clubs Meet Leads Busy Social Schedule
The sixth Eaton Aggies meeting was led by president Duane Durkee at Frank Weston’s home. A hike and swimming party occurred on Sunday July 7, two softballs were purchased, and a game was called off. Next meeting set for tonight at 7 00 p m at Duane Durkee’s home with a softball game planned. Watermelon was served after the meeting. The Eaton Busy Bee club met July 2 at Mrs Mida Carpenter’s home with plans for a play and tryouts on July 25. Refreshments of pop and ice cream were served by the hostess. Mrs Schmidt of Lorain entertained by Mr and Mrs Theron Barth and Mrs Mabel Barth, with other local guests at a picnic supper Sunday evening.
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Eaton
Eaton Aggies
Duane Durkee
Frank Weston
Mida Carpenter
Theron Barth
Mabel Barth
Schmidt
Lorain
Thomas Schmidt
Ida Keighley
Lyle Cunningham
Elyria
Income From Sales Taxes Increasing in Ohio
Ohio treasurer reports rising sales tax receipts with first half total at 12,001,295 dollars and an overall state revenue near 100 million for the year. County gains spread widely with Greene County leading. purchases of groceries and resales cited as major drivers alongside lumber and material sales.
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Ohio
Ebright
Fragmented OCR hints at wartime tribute in memory of World War II casualties
An opaque OCR fragment references wartime themes and a memorial event, mentioning Britain and Winston Churchill. It alludes to a ceremonial moment tied to memory of the fallen and a speech or ritual, with disjointed notes suggesting a public tribute setting.
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Britain
Winston
Americans All in London Victory Parade Reflections
Dr Danila Polling writes on London victory celebrations viewed by Americans as disappointing. He notes absence of Russia Poland and Yugoslavia, questions Britain’s treatment of The Jewish Brigade, and recalls the center of wartime unity amid color and pageantry through V rockets and blue bombs.
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London
Empire
England
Russia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Italy
Britain
Ani
Trans- Jordan
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Monument Company Telephone
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Dial
Rigbee Co
Pittsfield
Mass
Lynwood W. Fowler
Laoesboro
Fowler
Onota Lake
Denmark
Agapathy
THE
Elyria Furniture CO
W. Broad
the Letter Shop
Sit Masente Temple
Btyria
Just
Danila
Nobil
United
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