Private Flying Schools To Aid Army In Increasing Its Pilots
The privately owned flying schools have been picked to train up to 4 500 novices for the army over the next two years at nine civilian schools. Training emphasizes high costs and long courses with some programs exceeding 5 000 dollars. pass rates sit around 50 percent as many graduates head to airlines or aeronautical engineering roles.
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Army
York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Woodring
Randolph Field
Tex
Lindbergh
Parks
Harvard
South American Airlines
United States
Community Notes From Apple Pie Ridge May Gathering
May 10 report from ISAAC CREEK notes guests and visits. Clifton Shanholtz hosted by Evers Shanholtz. C E Tinsman building a two story stone veneer dwelling for Ray Parker in Martinsburg West Virginia. Othel McIntire and son Glen plan move to Pikeside. District Sunday School Institute at Caen Bridge M E Church. Union Ladies Aid of Whitacre hosts May 12 social at Redland School with games quilt sale and church benefit.
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F. A. Whitacre
George Clark
M. E
Caen Bridge
Redland School House
Union Ladies Aid of
Whitacre
M. E. Church
C. W. Blair
Billy
Junior
Albin
Winton Oe
Tinsman
Cecil Shanholtz
White Post Items May 10 Social Notes From Town
White Post items note Charles Rowe U S N of the Tennessee spent days with his mother Mrs Clarke in Winchester and visited friends in White Post and The Plains Virginia. Mrs Jennie Meade Snell and Reed Slyndiga enjoyed a week with Mrs Eleanor Conley while Mrs Emmett Samet hak tema ed Sor spent days visiting Mrs Charles Lee at Waterford.
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White Post
Charles Rowe
U. S
Tennessee
Clarke
Winchester
Mr. Rowe
Plains
Long Beach
Calif
New York
Jennie Meade Snell
Reed Slyndiga
Eleanor Con
Crime Prevention Week Opens With Car Thefts in Rockford
In Rockford Iowa police report a rough start to crime prevention week with more than a dozen cars stolen in the first two days, the highest tally in years.
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Rockford
State hospital costs rise as Virginia seeks ideal per patient spend
Virginia state hospital per capita expenditures rose from 157.87 to 173.52 for the nine months ended March 31, with national and state comparisons. Officials estimate 273.75 annually would be ideal, while next year 379,950 more funds are allocated.
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Richmond
State Hospital Board
United States
New York State
Virginia
American Psychiatric Association
Association
F. W. Gwaltney
Lynchburg
Central State
Petersburg
Eastern State
Williamsburg
Southwestern State
Marion
Western State
Staunton
Colony
Gwaltney
Apple Pie Ridge community notes update May 10
Isaac Creek Notes report orchard spraying and corn planting underway. Local visits include L Hepner and family with relatives near Clearbrook, Willie Dodson and family visiting Betty Schlack's recovery from pneumonia, Ervin Coates and Miss Adams at the Coates home, Theodore McLister at Isaac Murray's, and Robert Harrison family with Mrs Harmon near Clearbrook.
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L. Hepner
Clearbrook
Willie Dodson
Betty Schlack
Grover Schlack
Ervin Coates
Miss Adams
Charles
Madison Couny
Theodore McLister
Isaac’ Murray
Robert Harrison
Last Chance Firecracker Sparks Local Ordinance Fight
Selectman James Walker defied a firework ban by lighting a firecracker and tossing it into a corner as votes on the ordinance were being signed. Fellow members paused to witness the moment before proceeding.
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Winstead
Conn
Quality and Low Price Used Car Show Room Listings
Indoor used car showroom offers a wide stock with many 1930s and 1940s models including Chevrolet Town Sedans and Coupes, Willys, Plymouth, Ford, Studebaker, and International pickups and panels. Prices are advertised as the lowest, promising high quality vehicles for sale to customers.
Handley Library Notes Highlights of 1930s Honors and Books
Louis Bromfield is named chevalier of the French Legion of Honor for literary work and refugee committee service. Eve Curie arrives in New York, praised for Madame Curie. Auction at Delmonico raises over 8,000 for exiled anti-Nazi writers. Anthony Eden profiled in a new biography. Handley Library shelves new novels and non fiction bestsellers featuring Remarque, Wright, and a list of top non fiction reads.
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Louis Bromfield
Mr. Bromfield
India
Eve Curie
Mme. Curie
New York
Paris
Madame Curie
Angel
Thomas Wolfe
Hotel Delmonico
League of American Writers
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Rockwell Kent
Lillian Hellman
Belloc’ Lowndes
Lizzie Borden
Fall River
Erich Marie Remarque
Remaranc
Germany
Switzerland
Remarque
Handley Library
Willard Huntington Wright
Philo Vance
S. S. van Dine
W. H. Wright
Charlottesville
Los Angeles Times
Benson
Nora Waln
H. Fr. Armstrong
Bruce Lockhart
Pierre van Paassen
Martha Dodd
Ramparts
G. Blliot
Lee
Grant and Sherman
Colonel Burne
H. G. Wells
Three Harbours
F. van W. Mason
Patriot
Pearl Buck
Song of
B. S. Aldrich
Man
Lincoln
Phillip_Van Stern
Mental health could trim deficits and save billions
Dr. Arthur H. Ruggles told the American Psychiatric Association in Chicago that proper mental health care could save about one billion dollars annually and help pay off the national deficit in a few years. He cited that mental disease accounts for half of hospital beds and urged early, simple detection and treatment to curb costs and improve outcomes.
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Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
The
American Psychiatric Association
Arthur H. Ruggles
Providence
R. I
America
Ruggles
Meyers Brown
H. A. Paskind
Northwestern University
All This and Heaven Too and Other Works Mentioned
Notes list titles by Rachel Field Lloyd Doug My and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, plus Eden by A C John. It notes that these books may be borrowed from the Handley Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Rachel Field
Lloyd Doug My
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
A. C
Oppose New Federal Tax on Farm Expenditures Sparks Debate
Roosevelt’s push to tax more to cover higher farm spending met with Senate criticism. Senators Russell Bankhead and Lucas argue against singling out farm aid for cuts or new taxes while supporting broader budget balance. Some back processing taxes on farm products, but prospects are uncertain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russell
D-Ga
Agriculture Department
Senate
Congress
Bankhead
D-Ala
Lucas
D-Ill
Sparrows Shoved From Auditorium Girders During Roof Work
Idaho Falls WPA foreman Jay Waters hunted in the new 350000 dollar Municipal Auditorium and bagged three birds. Workmen rushing the building for a Rotary convention had shoved hundreds of sparrows from the steel girders.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Jay Waters
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Winchester Furniture
South Main Street
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Mercury
C. C. Funkhouser
Bruce Gorham
Mansfield Horner
Hartford
Isaac Creek
Sarace
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Handley Library Notes
Anthony Eden
England
Allan C. Johnson
Eden
Elizabeth Page
Marcury Sharp
Harlequin
Courtney R Cooper
Plymouth
Chapman Motor CO
Loudoun St
Pine Motor CO
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Braddock & We
Goonstear Lifeguards
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A Tire CO
Braddock & Germain
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Continental Oil Company
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Nour
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