Supersonic jet plans revealed at Dayton briefing
The War Department disclosed next generation jet plans at Wright Field Dayton. The jet would reach speeds near 761 miles per hour with planes including the P 80 star already in testing. Army experts expect rocket and pilotless flight advances and guided missiles launching from B 29s for distances up to 16 000 miles as part of a major air show.
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Wright Field
Dayton
Sie 4
War
Army
Army Air
War Talk and Flights Beyond the War News
A fragmentary scene shows a tense conversation on a sofa between two characters amid a wartime setting. The dialogue touches on class and language changes from the war, with hints of a romantic push and strategic secrecy as a larger wartime aviation context unfolds, highlighting jet-age headlines and new world records in the air forces led by Gen. Carl Spaatz and a young pilot from Ohio.
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Carl Spaatz
AAF
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Henry Johnson
Johnson
St. Louis
Italy
U. S.S
Jaqueline Cochran
Spaatz
Eis
U. S
Army Air Forces
Hoffman sets new speech record in bid for governor
Col Harold G Hoffman publican candidate for governor speaks at a feverish pace in New Jersey. Since leaving the Army he has delivered between 500 and 600 talks this year and once as many as 18 speeches in a short period.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Lowell Thomas Life Of A Globe Trotting Broadcaster
Lowell Thomas, radio commentator and author born April 6 1892 in Woodington Ohio, grew up in Cripple Creek Colorado. He traveled World War I and II fronts, wrote Lawence in Arabia, hosted NBC News and Movietone broadcasts, lectured widely, married since 1917 with one son, and lives in Pawling New York where he runs a local softball team.
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Lowell Thomas
Ith Lawrence
Arabia
Woodington
Thomas
Rocky Mount
Cripple Creek
Colo
Lowell
Valparaiso
Indiana
University of Denver
Kent College of Law
Princeton
Arctic
NBC News
Fox “Movietone
Canada
Pawling
N. Y
Plainville Progressive Club Annual May Breakfast Recap
The Plainville Progressive Club held its year end May breakfast at Mrs. John Hardy’s in Odon with co host Mrs. Orby Chandler and Spring flower decor. The event featured a circus themed program with animal name calls, a Tommy's Circus Trip story, roll call on funny circus experiences, prizes for several members, short talks, and a collect to close. Guests included Mrs. John Sims Mrs. Clarence Hall Mrs. Rafferty and Miss Maxine Hardy among others plus many club members attending.
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Plainville
Progressive Club
John Hardy
Odon
Orby Chandler
Rowes
E. S. Harstine
J. GC. Dougherty
E. S. Haretine
Richard Bissey
Arthur Bisley
J. C. Dougherty
Neal Killion
John Sims
Clarence Hall
Tra Rafferty
Maxine Hardy
Roscoe Myers
Linda Ad Catherine of
Mesdames
Carl Alpright
Floyd Bennington
Richard ‘Bissey
J. €. Dougherty
John Mallett
Arthur Rigley
Urban Harris
Edgar Hedden
Haskell McBride
Walter Myers
Oscar Terrell
Alvin W
Man Confesses 15 Burglaries in Indianapolis
Indianapolis railroad brakeman Armine Bek brakehian of Klumyus allegedly confessed to a spree of 15 burglaries in Indianapolis. Trapped by police as he exited a home on the Eastside, Eckhardt hid a revolver and claimed he acted during runs ending in Indianapolis. Bond set as authorities pursue charges.
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Indianapolis
Ind. Rov
Armine Bekbrakehian
Klumyus
An Today
Pr. Jekyll-and
Hyde
Ralph Clark
Indianapol
Eckhardt
Pag Bond
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Patterson
Richard Hudnut
DuBarry Beauty Prep
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