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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
8
Breur designs in Dutch colorings decorate kitchen cupboards chairs and chests. Free hand or traced outlines allow easy stencil use. Tulips hearts flowers fruits borders and even a dove of peace with an olive branch appear. Pattern 262 offers 12 designs with directions and color guide. 15 cents each postpaid.
After graduating from West Point Col Robert L Scott begins combat flying at Kelly Field Texas. He becomes an instructor for four years before war. Though told he is too old for combat he appeals to generals and finally fights. He ferries a bomber to India then flies Kittyhawks over Burma becoming the “one man aerial force.” He later leads the 23rd Fighter Group while continuing to shoot down Japanese planes.
A veteran pilot recalls combat above China and Burma, detailing dogfights with Japanese pilots, the fear and courage of both sides, and the toll of war. He praises the P-40 series, recounts watchful aerial duels above Hengyang and Kweillin, and ends with plans to boost air defenses near the Salween border and a wish for a Curtiss P-40 monument.
A column of notes surveys radio schedules and personalities. Fred Allen and Danny Kaye shows spark audience interest while governors debate night programming to save electricity. reviews cover Byrnes and Collier's, Esquire cartoons, and Hollywood figures alongside wartime broadcasts and a Lincoln photo fundraiser at WMCA.
The article notes two six inch diameter dials in a Belgian mechanism with identical masters reveal extreme variance in movement. One needle completes a revolution only every 26,000 years, while the other turns once per second, about 820 billion times faster.
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