Airport Dedication Draws 50 000 Attendees
Mansfield Pines reports a planned opening weekend for the new Mahidipal airport with Governor Frank J. Lauiche as principal speaker. An air show featuring Army Navy and private aircraft will highlight ceremonies. Demonstrations include P-80 jet Shooting Star B 9 bomber and combat formations by A 20s Mustang fighters and Vader bombers. Cartier Squadron 42 40 torpedo bombers will fly in from carrier Sutiss at Charteston aboard Rt.
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Mansfield
Pines
Hans Wee
Sota
Kew Mahidipal
Frank J. Lauiche
Army
Navy
Cartier Squadron 42
Sutis
Charteston
Soil conservation push in Lotain County watersheds aims high
County AAA leader Robert J. Eglin highlights strong farmer interest in soil conservation with 50 percent of farms showing intent to participate. Approved practices under a $72,524 program include lime, fertilizers, green manure crops, clover and alfalfa seed, tile, straw mulch, and pond dirt removal, aiming to maximize benefits beyond the governmental payment. He urges farmers to complete all approved measures and reports to the county.
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Lotain County
Robert J. Eglin
County Aaa Committee
Agricultural Conservation Pro
Eglin
Girls from Columbus begin Lorain farm work program
Twenty one girls from Columbus arrived in Elyria to join a Lorain County farm work camp sponsored by University High School. After a rough start due to rain, they now work daily on farms or at home tasks with the W. C. A. lodging, learning farm duties, and sharing group rivalries. They range from 12 to 17, with June Anderson and Lou Gilchrist serving as junior counselors. The nine week, 11 week stay includes field work, housekeeping, and outings to Crystal Beach and Lorain.
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Eoumbus
Lorain County
Slytia
Sumeter
Betty Fischer
Columbus
Aimilar
June Anderson
Lou Gilchrist
Wtari
University Migt School
Kimi Esata
Crystal Beach
Lorain
University High School
Letain County
Fenieecrin
Monies City
Spies Turned Over to Red Army at Bavarian Border
U S headquarters announced three Russians held as spies were pushed over to the Red Army yesterday at Motten in northeastern Bavaria near the border. Two missing American officers George Wyatt and Harold Cobin were not confirmed as traded, with no word received from the Russians and no listing of the Americans. Intelligence said the Russian commander at Mainz drove to Mar to receive the prisoners from the Americans.
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Red Army
U. S
Zoyal
Mot
Bavaria
George Wyatt
Oklahoma City
Matold Cobin
Newark
Authorritier
Plaies
Mar
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MAO
Barby Davie
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