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April 1, 1944
Bradley Beam
Windsor Locks, Hartford County, Connecticut
What is this article about?
Bradley Field P.X. hosted a successful open-house party last week for ~1000 civilian staff, thanking them for bond drive cooperation; featured free dinners in shifts with orchestra music, hosted by Capt. Harry K. Golin.
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SUCCESSFUL PARTY FOR CIVILIANS GIVEN BY P.X.
The open-house party held by the Bradley Field P.X. last week as a gesture of appreciation on the part of the Base to its civilian personnel, who have been exceptionally co-operative in such matters as bond drives, was an outstanding success. Approximately 1000 persons attended the affair which featured a free dinner for those present.
As guests of Capt. Harry K. Golin, Exchange Officer, civilian personnel were fed in four shifts from 1100 to 1400. Dinner music was provided by a unit of the Bradley Field Orchestra.
The open-house party held by the Bradley Field P.X. last week as a gesture of appreciation on the part of the Base to its civilian personnel, who have been exceptionally co-operative in such matters as bond drives, was an outstanding success. Approximately 1000 persons attended the affair which featured a free dinner for those present.
As guests of Capt. Harry K. Golin, Exchange Officer, civilian personnel were fed in four shifts from 1100 to 1400. Dinner music was provided by a unit of the Bradley Field Orchestra.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Open House Party
Civilian Personnel
Bond Drives
Free Dinner
Bradley Field Orchestra
What entities or persons were involved?
Capt. Harry K. Golin
Where did it happen?
Bradley Field
Story Details
Key Persons
Capt. Harry K. Golin
Location
Bradley Field
Event Date
Last Week
Story Details
The Bradley Field P.X. held an open-house party for civilian personnel as appreciation for their cooperation in bond drives, attended by approximately 1000 persons with a free dinner served in four shifts, music by the Bradley Field Orchestra.