Flight Combat in China and Kowloon Raid Reflections
A firsthand account recalls dogfights over Kowloon and Hong Kong, four enemy twin-engine ships shot down, and a desperate return to Kweilin. The narrative highlights allied teamwork, Colonel Cooper’s defense at Kunming, and personal memories of General Chennault and crew sacrifices.
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Philippines
Manila
Tex Hill
Victoria Harbor
Peninsular
Kowloon
Kweilin
Allers
Morgan
Canton
Ed Bayse
Hongkong Island
Bayse
Cooper
Kunming
India
Assam
China
Schiel
Hongkong
Holloway
Alison
Solomons
O'Connell
Clinger
Chennault
Joe
Couch
Local News Briefs From Newtonsville And Nearby
Mrs Eva Barron remains hospitalized after a fall on ice at home. Lieut Don Rogers visited family in Virginia. Corp Robert E Flescher was wounded then died overseas after telegrams dated January 7 and January 15. He served as tank driver in the First Army and was 22. Community offers condolences. Several local families visited Robert Turner’s near Perintown. Lyle Grossnickle returns home from Edenton furlough for grandmother’s death.
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Blanche Long
Edenton
Don Rogers
Virginia
Clarence Flescher
War Department
Corp
Robert E
First Army
Lyle Grossnickle
Fresh Start Belief Tied to Spiritual Renewal
The article argues that true renewal comes not from place or time but from a shift to spiritual understanding aligned with Christ Jesus. It cites John 3 and Mary Baker Eddy, warning that material thinking yields discord while spiritual thinking brings harmony and immortality, urging a rebirth of consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
God
Mary Baker Eddy
CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LIST
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New Zealand
Williamsburg Community Notes and Church Updates
Reverend R L McKibben and family left for Newcastle Pennsylvania to begin new work while parishioners express reluctance. Mrs John Smith underwent appendectomy in Cincinnati and is recovering well. Charles Carter recuperating after kidney stone surgery. Rev McKibben J B Cover and W R Ireton attended Presbytery. Earl Davis returns home improved. James Burger on short vacation. Mrs L B Foster hosted Ladies Aid. she is wife of the C P minister. Rev and Mrs Lyons attended the funeral of Rev George Hazelwood in Peebles. First Presbyterian Church services planned next Sunday. John W Armstrong visited on Saturday. Community notes end with a reminder everyone stays home and spends time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McKibben
Newcastle
John Smith
Cincinnati
Charles Carter
James Burger
Shelley
Amelia
L. B. Foster
Ladies’ Aid
Foster
C. P
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Robert L. Scott
WNU
Norris Brock Co
J. B. Ireton Cattle and Call
Kirby
Onion Stock Yards
Fort Stanley
United States
Carolinas
Coach
Haakow
Bruce Holloway
Hengyang
Lingling
Goss
Hirohito
Air Corps
Chungking
C.A.T.F
Lieut. Gross Close
Newtonsville
Eva Barron
Monroe
Christ Hospital
Eunice Hill
Carl Anstaett
Martha
Thomas Hill
Doris
Heber Malott
Robert Turner
Perintown
Louis Singer
Elva Wood
Anna Schooley
Denmark
Aszie
Lis
Williamsburg
Georgetown
Ohio
Batavia
T. W
Earl Heslar
John Wood
Georgetown Marble & Granite CO
The
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
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