Conference 10 Eek Unity in WR Transport
A national air traffic conference opened in Kansas City to unite traffic executives from air transport companies. The three day meeting aims to share data on solicitation, handling, rates, baggage, advertising and allied topics to boost U S air travel and efficiency. Executives including George M. Lord of Western Air Express spoke on rapid growth and the need for coordinated solutions.
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United Press
Kansas City
United States
George M. Lord
Western Air Express
Western Hemisphere
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Air Transport Section
Lord
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Conference tackles air traffic issues with scheduled committees
Three day conference opens with focus on air traffic problems. Col L H Brittin of Northwest Airways chairs opening session. Maj Gen J J O Ryan and Lou E Holland lead Tuesday sessions with regional leaders presiding, and W M Smith plus S E Knauss chair Wednesday. A banquet Wednesday night features Col Henderson as toastmaster.
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L. H. Brittin
Northwest Airways, Inc
J. J. O'Ryan
Colonial Air Transport, Inc
Lou E. Holland
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Smith
Western Air Express
E. Knauss
Stout Air Lines, Inc
Col. Henderson
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Four Men Transferred From City Jail To County Custody
Four men held in the city jail were moved to county authorities this morning. J. E. Sessions faces theft charges for property valued over $50. W. L. Murphy is charged with attempted assault with a deadly weapon. R. T. Pittman jailed for alleged possession of stolen goods. Charles Settles charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated.
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J. E. Sessions
W. L. Murphy
R. T. Pittman
Charles Settles
Hamilton Home Construction Advances at Fillmore Street
Construction on W. W. Hamilton’s new home at 1625 Fillmore Street progresses with the roof applied last week per the office of architect Harry R. Guiberson.
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W. W. Hamilton
Fillmore Street
Harry R. Guiberson
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain for Underweight
A vintage health ad touts McCoy's Tablets as the top health building tonic and weight gainer. It claims they fill out sunken features and report dramatic results including a thin woman gaining 10 pounds in 22 days, with an ironclad guarantee offering a full refund after 4 sixty cent boxes or 2 one dollar boxes if no 5 pound gain and satisfaction.
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McCoy
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