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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

8

God Is My Co-Pilot B Col Robert L Scott

The account follows Col Robert L Scott a West Point graduate and WWII fighter pilot. After training and ferrying roles he joins Chennault's forces in Burma flying Kittyhawks. He recounts a May 1942 air combat sweep over Lashio and Myitkyina including strafing Japanese trucks and destroying an Army 97 bomber and fuel dumps, plus fuel-cache actions and tense base defense.

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Louis Conn likely to meet again after war in big bout

The article weighs future postwar plans for Joe Louis and Billy Conn, weighing prospects for a comeback and potential rematch. It notes Louis around 230 pounds, Conn about 210, with targets to drop to 210–212 and 188–190 respectively. It discusses charity fights, taxes, and the broader boxing-finance outlook including the Louis Conn fight as a major anticipated spectacle.

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Ever a Favorite House Dress Described in Ad Copy

A vintage advertisement promotes a perennial favorite house dress. It highlights its crisp look and easy wear, noting it launders well in about 50 minutes. The design features gay flowered percales or seersucker with three rows of bright ric rac on the notched collar and pocket top.

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