Fragmentary World War II dispatch from an air route
A confused reminiscence recalls a European theater flight with a deputy chief chaplain and a colonel, describing a climb through snow to the Rhine valley. The party misses mess, arrives at a quartermaster unit, and is welcomed by Major Bolninger. The narrative mentions mess service by Marty Helsel and a divisional chaplain, Lt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowers
F Martin
Pennsylvania
Col
Cars Fel
Nick
Catlér Reelar
St i
Rhine River
Fal Bolninger
Mountainy
St. Hartford
Conn
Marty Helsel
North Th’ St. Reading
Chapl Jain
Philadelphia officers recall chaplains and veterans losses
Col Earl W Hendman of Lancaster discusses chaplains casualties in action. Capt Charles Hlakenley killed, Capt Joseph Landeau and Ralph Madden wounded, others missing. Philadelphia officers attend a reunion at a home of a Jewish owner escaping invaders. Also notes: weekly movie Ventiera Moves Ahead, athletic banquet March 26 with Ed Finnegan as guest speaker. Mrs Wilson Jameson in Elyria Memorial for surgery. Local visits and hospital updates included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Hendman
Ruby St
Lancaster
Pas
Charles” Hlakenley
Joseph & Landeautind
Ralph EE
Maneéss
Madden
Mr. Rowland
A. Kospamp
Truce
Marethews
Philadelphia
Universal Service
Guy BM. Williams
N. Wath
Harrisburg
Weest
Altoona
John AL Cokebach
Marion Ave
Upper Darby
Pawl ML Kienete
Decatur St
Herrisburg
New York Post
Ventiela
Venezuela
Ed Finnegan
Baldwin- Wallace
Avon Council Meeting Deliberates Building and Zoning Code
Avon village council met in the town hall discussing unfinished business on a former resident residence and fire protection measures. Carl Miller noted the citizens' committee would report next regular meeting after reviewing a new code from a nearby city and invited public questions to improve the code. The street drainage report was authorized for corrective action. Citizens with armed forces or Merchant Marines family members were asked to notify the mayor or village clerk. School news covered Avon Student Council, Booster Staff plans, Hoosier dance tickets, intramural basketball champions, and an interclass coed volleyball contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguilar
Carl Miller
Citizens’ Committee
United States
Dhuretes
Avon
Clarksfield Community Notice Recaps Visits and Activities
Clarksfield residents hosted and visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Henry Sanford and family and Mr and Mrs Ben Bradley of North Roynston. The Red Cross drive. Ladies Aid met. March 15 program by Mrs Hitchi Davies. the group planned donations to Red Grass fund and saluted Stella Hutchison’s relatives. March 9 marked Army induction for William Walch. Delbert Wolcott joined Navy at Great Lakes. others served in Merchant Marines and Army. Mrs Endell Morgan of Cleveland staying with family. April 2 Ladies Aid program scheduled with Ruby Allgood and others hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Henry Sanford
Joan
Bere Booth
Paul and
Barry
Ben “Bradley
North Roynston
Myron Allgood
Perry Beers
Charles Trousley
East
Norwalk
Ray.Hungsted
Harry Crandad
Clyde Lee
Lawrence Kelley
Walter Cook
Winfred
Jessie Cawrse
William ‘Walch
Willis Welch Sr
Army
Delbert Woleott
Navy
Great Lakes
Seaman Wolcott
Grin Wolcott
Donald
Merchant Marines
Calvins
Army Medical
Pacific
Vernon Bell
Elyria
Army Air Corps
Texas
Endell Morgan
Cleveland
Henry. Sanford
Dlan
Ladies Aid
Augusty Schwartz
Clara Lepole
Onie ‘Rusyell
Carrie Rounds
Maude
Marin
Jessie Cawrie
Red Grass Fund
Orland Gray
Wellington
Fae Viery
Stella Hutchison
Fraces Byrott
Hazel Welch
Hitchi Davies
Ita
Praser
Ruby Allgood
Jessie Cuwries
Ona Booth
Marie Pu
Wings Over Jordan and the Hungarian Flight of Parades
A fragmented note cites a political parade themed event named Wings Over Jordan and references Hungarian elements. The garbled text mentions leaders or organizations in a historical-sounding frame, suggesting a public display or ceremony tied to national or ethnic groups without clear dates or outcomes.
Suburban Youth Groups and Community Meetings Tonight
Local notices list events across suburbs including the Baptist Sunday school banquet in Berea Case's, Girl Scouts in North Ridgeville, War Dads at Ridgeville town hall, Martha Junior Auxiliary birthday gathering in Columbia, Council at Park Hall Avon Lake, Teen Age Board in Eaton Park Hall, and Holy Week service at Eaton Church of Christ in Eaton school with the sermon on "The Prayer Life of the Master."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Altrufst
Class of the Baptist Sunday School
Case's
Berea
N. Ridgeville
Raster’ School
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Town Hall
Columbia—Martha
Carl Heinrichs
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Eaton Lake
EATON
Eaton Church of Christ
Eaton School
Rhine Crossing Is Going Well
London reports a British commentator calling the Rhine crossing a major operation, the largest since D-Day. First reports say conditions are favorable but expect heavy fighting before the bridgehead is secured and warn against expecting immediate spectacular results. A distant quake near Fordham Ish Height is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frst
21St Army Group
Relinquish Graus Fires SIVA Brenieyiy Valled
The city faced two house fires yesterday evening tying up fire crews. Investigators listed the cause as children with matches. The blazes damaged several lots near Prospect and Purdie and at 205 Lohgfelinow Street. Firemen battled a separate blaze on Poplar Street before returning to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lohgfelinow Street
Areith
Broortis
Poplar
Marseilles Aveilé
Beebecourt
House Plan But Labor Bratt May Be Scrapped
Fragmentary report notes Senate and House plan negotiations on a labor draft. Conferees weigh a compromise proposal amid disputes over who benefits workers. The text hints at potential scrapping of the plan by opposition factions as talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Bratt
Washington - Renate-Harga
Hanpower
Sdhaliier
Pileh Wold
Ohio Margarine Bill Sparks Restaurant Group Stand
The Ohio State Restaurant Association backed a Margarine bill in the General Assembly to allow Ohio Margarine manufacturers to produce and sell yellow margarine. Robert Williams, executive vice president, argued the bill is essential for adequate food supplies in Ohio. In Ashland, 150 Blue Ribbon Bus Lines drivers walked, causing deadlock and emergency transport planning as war workers faced disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hibus
Ohio General Assembly
Robert Williams
Association Execut Live
Ashland
I.y
Kyarid
Iranten
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Ming “Po
MacMurray
Brad
Cecil Kellaway
Stitting
Arex
Tokyo
Stacciog
ERROL
Eae
Corteesie News Sterts
LDCO
Tao Wit
Melody Trail
Ghost City
Arava
Anson Ramadan
Moe Ts
Pari Ieigiah
Marels
Seminarius
John
Meigdy
Marty A. Ian Yelee
Thé Artis
Latte Betny
Tradivati Qieheat
Benny
Edgar ‘Betzen
Eddie Bracken
Cesar Saerching
Whier Young
Backstage Wile
Boella Dallas
Lorenz Jones
Young Widder
Portia
Wile
Bill AaddeFront
Tom Manning
Lowell "Thomasens
Musi
Sae Muay
America
Tnformation Pisa
Hichard Harkness
Btaright
Rammy Watkins
Lea Bima
Neve
Four
Anerica
What's ‘the
Rame the Shadow
Richy Fire Poet
Bing “Chevalan Ofehesire
Dat Topeihee, R CM
Jordan
Keer Lee
Blondy Crime Doctor
Aad “Digest Slay Theatre
World News
Mermita Cave
Tommy
Dorsey
Stade
PBS
Aton
Zaller
Stuele
Labor
Rman
Gadiiel
Heatter Steel Horizons
Cedric Foster
Derry
Helan
Mayen
Columbus
Alek ' Eren
Pentecostal
Churet Press
East End
Traeek Orch
Rhythm Farm
Faahionaires
Bandstarid
Eo Romwiin
the Light of the World
Shady
Alice
Rotks Hamance
E. Winterseinen
Bieahor Hanson
Ake
Horizon
Denny
Kata Smith
Hank Lawson
Lopek
Dane Marbidd
Guia
Tea Cities
Fac Senis Adnate
Jack
Kirkwood Shaw
Hedda Hopper
Rome Jaen Heroes
Tom Thee
Elyria Ellis
Chronicle-Telegram
England
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Maastricht
Signal Corps
fAcme
Rhine
New York
New
Fordham
Marshall
Gartner
Chuck Clutey
Mgr
Blue Sky
Kiridge St. Phane
Dancing
Laporte Inn
Grafton
Graus
Jimming
Natace Wish
XO Fila
Ohio Restaurant Group
Bob's Diner
Second Street
Hallett's
Victory Room
West Avenue
the Graystone
Graystone Hotel
Quick
Gream
Larry’s
Walter Decker
Middle Avenue
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