Notice of Appointment Estate of Gilbert Sherrill
Harry Britton of Williamsburg Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Gilbert Sherrill late of Milford Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated November 14 1944 Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch Attorneys Harry Britton and Edwin C Ely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Sherrill
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
Ohio
Milford
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Said County
Edwin
Executor appointed for Nettie L. Meyer estate
Edwin C. Meyer of Amelia Ohio has been duly appointed executor of the estate of Nettie L. Meyer deceased, late of Pierce Township Clermont County Ohio. Dated November 9 1944.
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Nettie L. Meyer
Edwin C. Meyer
Amelia Ohio
Pierce Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Norris Brock Co at Cincinnati Stock Yards Ad
Norris Brock Co announces itself as a leading seller at the Cincinnati Union Stock Yards. The firm promotes customer-first service with the slogan Service That Satisfies and urges potential buyers to inquire at the sales office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Brock Co
Cincinnati
Stock Yards
J. B. Ireton Cattle and Call
Kirby
Union Stock Yards
Inodeer
One Man War in Burma and the AVG Induction Controversy
The narrator recounts the planned induction of the AVG under General Chennault into the Army Air Corps and the mixed views among officers. He defends the AVG’s fighting record, describes combat fatigue, and details a daring May bombardment of Homalin using a 500 pound bomb from a P-40, plus subsequent missions over Burma and the N'umzup bridge area, noting casualties and tactical outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVG
Chennault
Army Air Corps
U. S
China Air Task Force
China-Burma-India
United States
Camco
China
Hve
India
Indo- China
Burma
States
Bonner
Homalin
Chindwin
Naga Hills
Brahmaputra
Old Exterminator Returns as I Take Command of 23rd Fighter Group
After earning a new command in China, the narrator describes bombing a Burmese bridge with a 500 pound bomb, transferring to Kunming, and taking over the 23rd Fighter Group from the AVG. He recalls crew, battles over Burma, and the shift from solo missions to a coordinated force with Chennault at the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homalin
Chindwin
Tamu
Sittiang
Radio Tokyo
India
Burma
Brahmaputra
N'umzup
Myitkyina
Maj
Butch Morgan
Hongkong
Dinjan
Bonner
Haynes
China
Bomber Command
Chennault
Ferrying Command
ABC
Calcutta
Basha
Sadiya
Mexico
Micky
Bob Sayder
AVG
Bob
Army Board
Assam
Powers-That-Be
States
Mongaung
Bhamo
Shwebo
Mandalay
Maymyo
Kunming
Kittyhawk
Mogaung
Delhi
Berrigan
Magoffin
Briggs
Japan
America
23Rd
Claire L. Chennault
McNeven
Air Corps
Tokyo
Kweilin
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GOD
Col
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WNU
C. Ely
PL Hee
Upper
Coene
Keateline
Col. Scott
Lashie
Johnny” Payne
LaRue
23Rd Fighter Group