The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World's Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor.
6c PER COPY TRYON, N. C. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1945
Published Daily Except
Est. 1-31-28Saturday and Sunday_Vol. 17—No. 224
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
CURB REPORTER
Weather Friday: High 52, low
34, rain. 46; Saturday high 57, !
low 39, rain .04; Sunday high 56, j
low 41, rain .03 . . . The Russians i
continue their sweep across Poland j
and are now 175 miles from Ber- j
lin. Allies plugging along on wes- j
tern front, but are at a standstill I
in Italy . . . Critics say President !
Roosevelt’s inaugural address was
one of his best speeches. Senator
Truman took oath as Mr. Roose
velt’s third vice-president. There
have been more vice-presidents of
the U. S. than presidents. Some
president’s didn’t have a vice
nresident ... A columnist report
ing- in the Christian Science Moni
tor on Washington Affairs, espe
JHHly the National Education As
^^Ration conference, writes: “Clif
ford Berryman, jWashington Star
cartoonist, did the drawing for
Miss Chari O. Williams, conference
manager, who said she had often
‘felt like a dog’ but would have
to rely on Mr. Berryman to cap
ture the feeling on paper .... If
you want Polk County to go over
the top in the Infantile Paralysis
campaign send your check to Mrs.
P. W. Sprague or to Miss Gladys
Hamrick, Co-Chairman . . . R. H.
Brady, instead of the Kiwanis
Lieut.-Gov* will be the speaker
at the Kiwanis club Tuesday at
1 p. m., at Oak Hall. Mr. Brady
is a former president of the Tryon
club ... In renewing her sub
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WITH
OUR
ARMED
FORGES
Fred Hutchinson, formerly of
Try on, who married Miss Estelle
Brownlee, also of Tryon, has been
promoted according to the article
from the Hendersonville Times
News:
A U. S. Troop Carrier Base,
European theatre of operation.—
Master Sergeant Fred J. Hutchin
son of Hendersonville, flight chief
in a squadron of Major-General
Paul L. Williams’ U. S. troop car
rier forces, was recently promot
ed from technical sergeant to the
grade of master sergeant.
Hutchinson is the son of Mrs.
Roxie Rutchinson of Druid Hills
apartments, Hendersonville, and
his wife, Mrs. Daisy Estelle
Hutchinson, resides in Swannanoa.
In charge of a number of his
unit’s big C-47 planes and ground
crews, Hutchinson supervises ma
jor repairs, regular maintenance
and routine inspections of the air
craft. Overseas 19 months he was
formerly an aerial engineer in
which capacity he earned the air
medal for participating in the in
vasion of Sicily when his squadron
hauled paratroopers to the scene
of action. He served in North
Africa, Sicily and Italy prior to ar
riving in the European theatre,
where his unit, the 61st troop car
rier group, veteran overseas or
ganization of invasion airborne
campaigns, took part in the open
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