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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
9
Moscow scientist M. Chizhevsky envisions half mile long New York bound dirigibles and 1940s stratosphere aircraft carrying 3,000 passengers. Stratoplane concept uses 10 Diesel motors at 1,500 hp, 15 mile altitude, speeds 600 to 800 mph, towed to height by aerial tugs then self powered.
Scientist Howard Blakeslee explains the earth quake wave and its uncertain causes. He describes real and unreal aspects, land ripples from tides, and a global earthquake belt encircling the equator with a serpentine path from the Mediterranean to Alaska and Cape Horn.
John F. Cross, 45, of Dallas, died from a self inflicted gunshot after firing on Arthur L. Frazier, 30, a Fort Sam Houston private and fiancé of Cross' estranged wife Mamie. Frazier was wounded at the gates of the state hospital. divorce set for June 16. Public police statements say Cross went to meet his wife as she left work.
Clinton Connecticut reports Leander Stevens preserves a family farm begun in 1675 when land was granted by King Charles II. The homestead, built in 1690, displays the original deed and nine generations of Stevens portraits.
Home making experts promote Kinso soap for scrubbing and boiling to save money. The product boasts stain removal and fabric preservation and is tested and approved by Good Housekeeping Institute. Most women buy the big box for economy.
L J Taber head of the National Grange announced the organization of Northland Pioneer Grange No 1 Mantanuska Alaska to aid pioneering homesteaders from the northwest United States. This is the first Grange to ever organize in the region.
Taber quotes Co. W. Hunt praising Alaska as a land with no unemployment or discouragement. He says the territory can grow into a state with food, fish, and game, despite remote mail and weekly routes, highlighting unlimited opportunity to work and achieve.
James Easter, a garden hobbyist in Ogden, Utah, showcased a bouquet featuring three black tulips on a single stem, highlighting a rare floral achievement.
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