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River Junction Tribune
Chattahoochee, River Junction, Gadsden County, Florida
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Preparations nearly complete in Quincy for official flight training of 17 scholarship winners from second groundschool course, after CAA inspector's approval. Seven from first course passed tests; four others eligible for private instruction. Miss Justine Sanders' name omitted from last week's list.
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After several days' delay because of Civil Aeronautics Administration technical requirements, preparations were reported almost completed today for the start of official flight training for the 17 young men and women who won scholarships in the second Quincy groundschool training course.
R. G. Wentle, CAA regional inspector, spent Wednesday and today in Quincy checking and approving training arrangements of the Thompson brothers at the municipal airport, who also trained the seven scholarship pupils from the first groundschool course; all of whom have passed their flying tests.
In addition to the 17 who won school, two young women and two men not eligible for scholarships passed their examinations and became eligible for a private flight instruction course which, if passed, will entitle them to pilot's licenses. In the list of these published last week, the name of Miss Justine Sanders, of Chattahoochee, was inadvertently omitted. She had one of the highest grades in the class.
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Quincy
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preparations almost completed; seven from first course passed flying tests; four others eligible for private instruction and potential pilot's licenses.
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Preparations for official flight training of 17 scholarship winners from second Quincy groundschool course nearly complete after delays due to CAA requirements. R. G. Wentle inspected and approved arrangements by Thompson brothers at municipal airport. Thompson brothers trained seven from first course, all passed tests. Two women and two men passed exams, eligible for private instruction. Miss Justine Sanders' name omitted from last week's list; she had high grades.