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  • The Aircraft Carriers of the Great Lakes

    11/27/2019 4:54:37 AM PST · by WhoisAlanGreenspan? · 22 replies
    https://www.history.navy.mil/ ^ | 6/25/2013 | Mikoyan
    The US entered World War II with 7 Aircraft Carriers and by the end of the war would have several times that. It's one thing to build ships, it's another thing to train the men that would eventually fly off those ships. So the US built some ships which would serve that purpose and that's where we come in. In March of 1942, the Navy purchased the steamer and started to convert her into an aircraft carrier. She was designated as IX-64. IX is the designation used by the Navy for ships that aren't otherwise classified. She was named the...
  • Glenview, IL - Complaints snuff holiday decorations in firehouse

    12/23/2003 12:17:13 PM PST · by TheEaglehasLanded · 15 replies · 274+ views
    Chicago Sun Times ^ | December 22, 2003 | Lucio Guerrero
    Complaints snuff holiday decorations in firehouse December 22, 2003 BY LUCIO GUERRERO Staff Reporter Advertisement Firefighters in Glenview have been told to take down their indoor Christmas decorations after some residents complained that they were offended. The decorations -- which included lights, a Christmas tree and a Santa Claus -- were inside Glenview's Station No. 7, at 3507 Glenview Rd., in the firefighters' main living area. Although the decorations were all inside, they were visible from the street if someone driving down Glenview Road peered into the windows. "We need to serve all our residents and customers, and we had...
  • CHRISTMAS CENSORS NEUTER A FIREHOUSE

    12/22/2003 11:47:27 AM PST · by Barnacle · 28 replies · 195+ views
    Catholic League ^ | December 22, 2003 | William Donohue
    Town officials in Glenview, Illinois, a northern Chicago suburb, have ordered all Christmas decorations removed from the inside of a firehouse. Some residents complained that they could see Christmas lights, a Christmas tree and a Santa Claus inside Glenview’s Station No. 7 when they drove down Glenview Road. Village officials declared that they want “to make sure that our public buildings remain neutral.” They pointed out that they also banned a menorah from public property. Catholic League president William Donohue commented as follows: “Glenview’s town officials are free to develop their own policies, but no one has to accept their...
  • Complaints snuff holiday decorations in firehouse

    12/22/2003 6:49:51 AM PST · by microgood · 27 replies · 231+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | Dec 22, 2003 | LUCIO GUERRERO
    Firefighters in Glenview have been told to take down their indoor Christmas decorations after some residents complained that they were offended. The decorations -- which included lights, a Christmas tree and a Santa Claus -- were inside Glenview's Station No. 7, at 3507 Glenview Rd., in the firefighters' main living area. Although the decorations were all inside, they were visible from the street if someone driving down Glenview Road peered into the windows. "We need to serve all our residents and customers, and we had been receiving calls from citizens who were not happy seeing what they perceived to be...
  • Two Illinois natives killed in Kuwaiti helicopter crash

    03/21/2003 9:59:17 PM PST · by NotJustAnotherPrettyFace · 4 replies · 1,286+ views
    Chicago Tribune - on-line ^ | March 21, 2003 | Amy Nevala and Courtney Flynn
    Capt. Ryan Anthony Beaupre, 30, of St. Anne, Ill., and Cpl. Brian Matthew Kennedy, 25, a Glenview native living in Houston, were among the 12 American and British troops killed Thursday in a military helicopter crash in Kuwait about nine miles from the Iraqi border. When the family dog began barking before dawn Friday, Mark Beaupre, Ryan Beaupre's father, said he knew his oldest son was dead. A delegation of Marines at his door confirmed his fear.