Cost of two engine patrol bomber Martin Mariner set at 358000
The report notes the two engine patrol bomber type Martin Mariner priced around 358000 dollars. The figure reflects the unit cost of such airframes in wartime production.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
8
The report notes the two engine patrol bomber type Martin Mariner priced around 358000 dollars. The figure reflects the unit cost of such airframes in wartime production.
The piece argues Hitler clings to self preservation amid overwhelming forces. It cites exhausted war stocks, crippled industry, dwindling food, and damaged communications as signs prompting continued resistance to avert Allied vengeance.
Several short help wanted and sale notices. Maid needed for light work. two in family. Truck mechanic wanted for Spotswood Transfer. Buyer seeks 6 or 7 room house near Handley area. orchard fruit sale and 1000 cords of wood offered in Gainesboro Virginia with contact details.
The piece argues Hitler seeks only delay and immunity, fearing punishment, while Britain and the United States prepare for possible major air bombardment. It notes German efforts on a more powerful flying bomb to blunt morale and hints at future Rhine and Oder crossings as decisive breaks in the war. It also mentions Walter Johnson’s 1936 Hall of Fame election.
Reports from volunteer workers indicate contributions to the Frederick Clarke county Boy Scout Fund nearing established quotas. Rev. Ronald S. Wilson drive chairman says a full results report will be issued soon. Special Gifts and Industrial divisions will report next week with captains Horace Browne and L. G. Sjostrom leading lists of volunteers.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on October 19 1944 Elizabeth Palmer Beverley a legatee moves to require creditors of William Beverley deceased to show cause on November 27 1944 why the estate should be paid to legatees without refunding bonds after more than six months since the executor First and Merchants National Bank of Richmond filed accounts. A Copy Teste P J Marshall Clerk.
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