Goodyear dirigible wins navy prize for jumbo airship design
Akron July 4. Dr Karl Arnstein of Goodyear unveils a massive airship to replace the Shenandoah with 75 to 80 passengers and four to six airplanes. The 780 foot craft promises 90 mph transoceanic flights, built in safety with internal power cars and multiple emergency devices.
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Allene Sumner Akron
Lindbergh
Navy Department
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Karl Anstein
Goodyear Company
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Dr. Arnstein
Arnstein
Navy
Pacific
Goodyear Zeppelin Company
Tombstones Barred From Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs reports a new federal order banning tombstones on Pike's Peak while ashes may still be scattered. The measure stems from rising use of the summit as a burial site and monuments erected to honor the deceased. The forestry service may consider designating a cemetery portion, but no tablets or monuments will be allowed on the peak.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sam
Pike’s Peak
United States Forestry Service
Emperor Hirohito’s grueling daily schedule revealed
Tokyo reports the Japanese emperor, aged 26, maintains a rigorous routine. He rises at 6, showers, reads newspapers with the empress, walks the imperial gardens, then meets officials and attends state lunches in uniform, reflecting a demanding life beyond leisure.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Hirohito
Nippon
Imperial Gardens
Army
Navy
Boys' Suit Cut in 8 Sizes for Young Wardrobe
An old classified item lists a boys' suit offered in eight sizes. The note mentions a four year size and fabric specs with a 58 inch castorial measurement.
Emperor of Japan and daily routine at court
The article describes the emperor's day from luncheon attended by diplomats to multiple wardrobe changes by a Prince Albert suit, followed by study with tutors, a horseback ride and golf, then receptions with ambassadors, dinner with the empress, and late reading before a 10 30 p m retirement.
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Prince Albert
Japan
Sheriff Injured in Home Brew Explosion
BEAUMONT July 4 A deputy sheriff Allen Wheat was cut about the face by flying glass while destroying bottled home brew found in a vacant house. The blast alarmed several nearby residents who rushed to the scene.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Allen Wheat
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