Pioneer Road Builder John Flynn Moves to Connecticut
John Flynn, long a pioneer road builder and teacher of engineering, has left Waterford for Tolisad, Connecticut. He built the first concrete road under the State Highway Department and contributed to river docks, municipal water works, and rail car contracts. His family, including daughter-in-law Miss Jeasie Davis and two grandchildren, accompanies him.
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Mississippi Girl Wins 4-H Congress Award
A Mississippi girl named Mary de Morgen was named a national 4-H achievement champion at the 23rd 4-H Congress in Chicago. She and Donald F. Mow received the top prize, each getting a Roosevelt trophy and a $24 college scholarship, while sectional winners earned trips and cash for their 4-H projects.
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Binghamton Driver Killed at Crossing
A Binghamton driver died when a coal truck collided with a Buffalo bound passenger train at a Dele crossing. The impact sent the truck 2,200 feet by the locomotive, causing the locomotive damage and train delay. George Frederick of Scranton Pa reported the scene to Sheriff Earl J. Daniels.
Marshall to Continue As Army Staff Chief
President Roosevelt has signed a document confirming Gen. George C. Marshall will remain Army chief as he reaches the statutory retirement age. Secretary Stimson and others note the decision as a generous tribute by Congress to Marshall's World War I service.
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Seek Changes in Hospitalization of War Veterans
Representative Wilson announces a push for legislation to let veterans choose any hospital, with partial government payment, rather than forcing care in VA facilities. He cites a Ky VA official letter to a widow detailing government burial plans and questions the focus on the body over the veteran.
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De Gaulle Stalin Debate Rhine Frontier Discussed
Paris radio reports de Gaulle and Stalin discussed France's Rhine frontier aims after the war. It claims Moscow will not oppose the plan and notes a second meeting with Stalin over a luncheon.
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Philadelphia Inquirer veteran Custis dies at home
A Philadelphia native and longtime Inquirer staffer Sin Custis died Sunday at his Chestnut Hill residence from a heart attack. He served with the newspaper for 50 years.
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