Lucky Airman Cheats Channel In Survival Ordeal
An airman known as Lucky recounts a parachute failure over the Atlantic City channel. After his chute malfunctioned he was dragged by wind and water, nearly drowning, until rescue and survival can be confirmed. Mae West and Bet Lu Jobs figures appear in the fragmented testimony alongside RAF redistributions.
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Atlantic City
D. Goethel
RAF
Owas
Aleady
Gotkel
Cotleyse
Mae West
Tieors
French Editor Dies Before Firing Squad
Paris reports the execution of Robert Brasillach, former editor of the pro Nazi Je suis Partwur, for collusion with the occupying forces. The protest crowds vanished as authorities carried out the sentence yesterday, following his conviction earlier in the occupation.
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Paris
Robert Hrasilisch
Je Suis Partwur
France
Esteax
Starce
Aagidinst
Eara Verdie
Brasillach
Secretary of State Power Order Notes War Emergency Context
The document discusses Order No. 2 and a rescission by the State War Council regarding wartime restrictions at the request of the War Produc t es Board. It references the use of electric power lines and emergency provisions under the State War Emergency Act and mentions related judicial processes and penalties.
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Eny
Egec
State Wart Council
State West
Allen Van Olinda Bank Attache Dies at Home
Allen Van Olinda longtime manager of the safety deposit department at Union Heat Bank died at home age about 75. Survived by his wife Diana Floweris and three sisters Mrs Belle Vas Olinda Miss Adey and Mrs Charles Fice. Pastor C Willenbere to conduct funeral at 2 p.m. at his residence followed by burial in Waterford Rural Cemetery. A second brief item notes Willie Oberz, over 60, still active at Hislesh race course, once a veteran docker in 1911.
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Allen van Ofinds
Union Xeat Bank
Diana Floweris
Belle H. Vas Olinda
Adey
Cohoss
Charles Fice
Mechanicville
C. Willenbere
Waterford Presbyterian Church
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Fragmented 1950s News Wire Listing Highlights
A garbled OCR style page lists various program times and names such as 1:30 Household Chary and 9:00 Pran with scattered titles like The Guidine Tikhe and The Goldberg. Mentions Albany and Hartzos, with no clear cohesive story or date.
Rubber demand to surge in 1945 and postwar
US rubber industry expects 835000 tons consumed in 1945, up from prewar and 1944 levels. War needs drive use. civilian share uncertain. Postwar outlook projects US use 300000 tons annually, foreign use 650000, totaling 1450000 tons world per year. Synthetic and natural rubber will both be used after the war.
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United States
Herbert E. Smith
US S. Rubber Company
Zsil
Anybordy
Navy Seaman Dies in Poughkeepsie Fire
A Navy man Howard Baker, 33, identified by GPA records as the victim. Firefighters said the blaze likely started in Baker’s clothing. Relatives note he took part in the D Day invasion of France and had returned home just days earlier.
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Poughkeepsie
Howard Baker
Baker
France
V Day Program At North American Aviation Plant
V Day will bring celebration at the Kansas City plant of North American Aviation Inc. Normal factory operation is to continue except for lunch. Plant Manager Harold Nor outlines a program predicting Germany’s collapse will spur sober thanksgiving and renewed pledge to stay on the job until victory is achieved, and then defeat Japan.
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Hansas City
Ken
Kansas
North American Aviation, Inc
Harold As Nor
Germany
Raynor
Express Workers Train In New York Program
Eight thousand workers attend monthly classes in air and express subjects under a training program adopted by Railway Express Agency. With 23,009 employees in the armed forces, the program aims to prepare new staff to handle the range of commodities moved in express channels. Training directed by public relations and carried out across 13 operating areas with local supervisors in classrooms at terminals and offices.
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New York Upi
Railway Express Agency
Express
Compa
St Marks Woman's Society Plans Church Projects
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of St Mark's Methodist Church met Monday night at the church parsonage. Mrs Edward Wenster, president, presided. Devotions were led by Mrs Yolmel Pelger. Miss Emma Baucus played piano. Miss Stazion Pad reported on current events for the group. The group will join with Irroy and Vicinity Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Woman's Society For Christan Service
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Edward Wenster
Yomel Pélger
Emma Baucus
Stazion
Gro
Irroy and Vicinity Council
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Anacing Teg US
Ween
Secretary of State
Allen van Olinda
Willie Oberz
Aril Gel
Hislesh
Willie
Dire Ana
Wikre —Teon — Seao
Tissegeeper
Sreeseman
Pitt News
Mertys Bhus
Jack Binge
Vee Nage Bares
Mines Estate
Chetch
Wildwand
Sol
Treasury
Pran
Troy
Tiscekwerer
Pipio News
Sige
S.i-News
Nuro Albany
ALOM
Whus Tiamanda
Thib
Hartzos Wuire Benayup
Bernadine
Tare
By Paul Ford
Tyan
Cinreh Wosnen
Culver
Rae Hattom
Mises
Helen Meirisen
Myrtle Grandjean
Church of Saint Seaton
Emma Déter
Martin Bunt, Sre- Vernon
Tangest- Basertis Australien
Williams
Coats
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