One Thousand Planes to Join War Games in Louisiana
Authorities disclose about 1 000 military planes will roar over Louisiana for war games this month. Experts warn of possible crashes as new bomber and fighter types arrive, with high speeds and fast landings. Many pilots are newly trained and still gaining combat experience under challenging conditions.
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Ington
Louisiana
Air Force
Army
War games test pilots in unfamiliar fields and rough landings
Aircraft crews trained in advanced maneuvers will operate in new and faster planes during large scale drills. Officers warn the latter half of the month could see crashes unless a lucky streak and skilled handling avert mishaps as main war games proceed.
Siler news items from the week include visits and illness
Mrs Emma Barrett of Shockeysville was taken to Memorial Hospital in Winchester. Miss Ruth Maury shows improvement while Lemuel Whitacre is not well. Local workers at Braithwaite Canning Plant include Hope Dailey and daughter Lucille Myrtle Dailey and Naomi Collins. Several visits and gatherings are noted along with a late wind storm that damaged buckwheat corn and trees and blew a roof.
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Siler
Emma Barrett
Shockeysville
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Ruth Maury
Lemuel Whitacre
Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Hope Dailey
Lucille
Myrtle Dailey
Naomi Collins
Alva H. Lamp
Ruth Kerns
Harry O. Kerns
A. L. DeHaven
Othello
Audrey DeHaven
Henry DeHaven
A. H. Lamp
Thelma
Eva
Gladys
Glenn Lamp
Ruth M. Kerns
Florence Maury
Near Clearbrook
Ambrose Whitacre
Darkesville
W. Va
Arthur L. DeHaven
Whitacre
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