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PAUL S. DAY

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 The following was a newspaper account about Mr. Paul S. Day.

 "Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Day of Bismarck, Mo were notified yesterday by the War Department that the remains of their son, Flying Cadet Paul S. Day, who disappeared on a  training flight more than six years ago, had been found in the Tehachapi Mountains in California.

Cadet Day, 22 years old, was making a final flight of his training period, March 18, 1942, from an air base at Bakersfield, Calif., when he crashed.  The wrecked plane was not sighted until several days ago in the mountains, southeast of Bakersfield.  Day was a third-year law student at the University of Arkansas when he enlisted in St. Louis in 1941 following a visit of several months at the home of his aunt, Mrs. A.R. Whaley, an attorney, of 1725 Lafayette Avenue."

{The Daily Journal, St. Francois Co., Wednesday, April 26, 1995}

 

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