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Nov 6, 1946. Czechoslovak National Assembly (Parliament). History of UNRRA by Ministr Václav Majer. Full speech.

Dear Today Reader, treasure comes in many forms – and languages! You have here, compliments of Librarian Karolina Kostalova and her cohorts of the National Library of the Czech Republic (Prague), a speech about the earliest rationale and foundation of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. The UNRRA. This link and the translations were

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Research sources and referrals expand as New Mexico State Librarians take interest in VAE history.

From: Reference, DCA Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2015 2:57 PM To: Gaye.Lyn Subject: Air Transport, Saturday Evening Post, and Business Week;Dear Gaye Gravely Pollitt,Carmelita and I enjoyed assisting you today at the New Mexico State Library. It was a pleasure meeting you. After further searching and speaking with another colleague we have come to the

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2015 and 1946 Veterans Air contact. Father and Son Altvater in Sebring, FL.

From: Gaye Lyn Sent: Friday, May 08, 2015 10:54 AM To: “Allen Altvater” Subject: Allen, my Dad’s airline was a Sebring Tenant Allen, hello. Before I write a full message, I’m testing that your email address is still active. I have lots of praise for your historical records and lots of questions. My Dad and

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“Permission and fee for reuse of publisher’s copyright material.” Mandatory?? TBD.

From: CommNews Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 3:24 PM To: CommNews List Member Subject: [CommNews] McClatchy – Permissions & Licensing Quote Form a form has been submitted on May 20, 2015, via: /permissions-licensing-quote-request Permissions-Licensing Quote Request Contact Name: Gaye Lyn Gravely Company: Address: City: Santa Fe State: NM Zip Code: Phone: Email Address: Website: www.veteransair.org Type of

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First intro to Copyright perils and intricacies…one month into VAE research.

On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 3:57 PM, Gaye Lyn wrote: Derek, good day. I’ve just begun researching the airline my father founded in 1945 – Veterans Airline. Today, via GenealogyBank.com, in The Weekly Kansas City Star, Missouri Edition, I found a 2-page, feature article with photo about the company’s second contract flight to Warsaw

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Follow the breadcrumbs. Searching for Veterans Air vintage aviation media articles.

From: Gaye Lyn Sent: June-03-15 3:35 PM To: Vintage Magazines Subject: Want ID -200 The following offline search was received. WANT NUMBER..200 CUSTOMER INFORMATION Name………. Gaye Lyn Gravely Email……… Gaye Lyn ITEM WANTED ————- Title: Aviation News Author: Not known Publisher: Location Published: USA Year Published: 1945-1946 Description: ALL 1946 ISSUES: 1 March, pg. 23

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Northwestern, Transportation Library Head. Researched multiple topics. Gave helpful tips. Replied to copious questions.

From: Gaye Lyn Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 10:01 AM To: Roberto A Sarmiento Subject: Veterans Air Express – my Dad’s airline Hello, Roberto. I just left you a phone message and thought I’d also send this along as background – www.VeteransAir.org – it’s my research aid, created for just such an occasion as contacting

Northwestern, Transportation Library Head. Researched multiple topics. Gave helpful tips. Replied to copious questions. Read More »

A puzzle piece that seems to fit; but, then, NO, the dates don’t jive. Search further.

Subject: Fw: Heather, my Dad and your Grandfather may have founded an airline together in 1945 Date: Sat, 20 Jun 2015 14:45:47 -0600 From: Gaye Lyn Reply-To: Gaye Lyn Organization: Veterans Air Express To: Buffy Noll Buffy, hi. How are you these days. All is well here. Spending more and more time on Veterans Air.

A puzzle piece that seems to fit; but, then, NO, the dates don’t jive. Search further. Read More »

Tenacious Santa Fe Librarian discovers Czech Diva’s name and spelling, Jarmila Novotna, plus to-date unknown VAE pilot.

From: MESSER, BARBARA J. Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 11:49 AM To: Gaye.Lyn Subject: attachments from Air Transport and Air Transporation Hi Gaye, Here are a couple more pages from Air Transport and Air Transportation for you. Barb Barb Messer Interlibrary Loan Librarian Santa Fe Public Library 145 Washington Ave. Santa Fe, NM 87501 ——————————————————————————–

Tenacious Santa Fe Librarian discovers Czech Diva’s name and spelling, Jarmila Novotna, plus to-date unknown VAE pilot. Read More »

Dear Network: Extraordinary experience. Found and spoke with Jack Stettner and Marilyn Gries! Plans to meet in Florida.

From “Gaye Lyn” To “Peter Riool”; “Henry M Holden”; “Stanley Kober”; “Stan Baumwald”; “C. Robert Rotter”; “Cheryl Messina”; “John Corpening”; “Mary Mahoney”; “Shea Oakley”; “Roberto A Sarmiento”; “Craig Morris”; “Gary Johnson”; “Joe Baugher”; “Jim Stachow”; “Derek Donovan” Date 7/17/2015 10:15:39 AM Subject Veterans Air Express Founder/Pilot Jack Stettner talks to Air Line researcher, Gaye Gravely

Dear Network: Extraordinary experience. Found and spoke with Jack Stettner and Marilyn Gries! Plans to meet in Florida. Read More »

Could be the DC-3 Gaye Lyn has been identified. Or is the conclusion premature?

From: ALFRED STETTNERSent: Sunday, July 19, 2015 1:43 PMTo: Gaye LynCc: Ellen Stettner ; Scott Stettner ; Jack StettnerSubject: Re: Aircraft records Hi Gaye (do you go by Gaye or Gaye Lyn?), Here is another interesting aircraft tidbit. Attached is a photo of aVeteran’s C-47 with NC58121 clearly visible on the tail (I don’t know

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