War Finance Loan Aims at Current Railroad Bills
Washington March 19 The War Finance Corporation will advance 50 million dollars to the railroad administration to pay current bills only. Director General Hines says the loan does not cover past debts nor replace future appropriations. Other loans will be made to individual railroads, but this is the sole direct loan permitted to a single business.
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War Finance Corporation
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New Bedford Girls Dine With Mary Nash
Eight mill girls from New Bedford dined at Copley Plaza hosted by actress Mary Nash star of The Big Chance at Majestic Theatre. After luncheon they attended the matinee and were photographed with Nash behind the scenes in the play’s final act.
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Copley Plaza
Mary Nash
Majestic Theatre
Miss Nash
Florie Greene
Eva Bilodeau
Mary ¥Rates
Catherine Blacow
Laura Cormier
Laura P. Mello
M. Ashworth
Alexina Cachet
Alice Fox Pitts
Stella M. Hay
Transatlantic flight race dominates aviation circles
Aviation centers focus on a planned crossing within three weeks using both airships and airplanes. Hawker sails to Newfoundland to fly to Ireland in a Sopwith two seater, aided by Commander Mackenzie Grieve. Navy plans include seaplanes and destroyers along the route, with Caproni air mail planes eyed for future service. A Dayton police air transfer sets a new precedent for moving prisoners by air.
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Newfoundland
Ireland
Hawker
Mackenzie Grieve
United States Navy Department
Patrick N Ballinger
Norfolk
Washington
Destroyers
Lellinger
Germany
Rampler Airplane
Bavaria
Ocean
North American
New England
America
Air plane control essay notes engine failure glide technique
The text explains that a plane remains controllable during engine failure as it maintains flying speed. With loss of engine, pilots push the controls forward to nose down, allowing a glide to regain speed by gravity. Vv. B. mentions the Air Pilots' Club of Mas-
Massachusetts to Elect First Officers at Young's Hotel
Massachusetts will elect its first officers on Saturday evening at Young's Hotel. Major Schroeder holds the world altitude record at 29,500 feet. British officials acknowledge Captain Lang's reported altitude climb instruments were incorrect.
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Sachusetts
Young's Hotel
Major Schroeder
Lang
Observer named for Across Ocean Flight from Newfound land
The Aero Club of America announced that Major Partridge of the Royal Air Force has been appointed official observer at St. John s Newfoundland for the transatlantic light to depart from Newfoundland.
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New York
The
Aero Club of America
Royal Aero Club
United Kingdom
Major Partridge
Royal Air Force
St. John’s
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Newfoundland
New Hampshire Urges Congress to Assemble in Washington
A joint resolution asks Congress to meet in Washington on April 4 to proceed with national business. Rep. RE. W. Hodsdon of Ossipee introduced it in Concord as the President and Vice President’s absence allegedly empowers states to resume authority to summon Congress. resolution placed on the print agenda.
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Concord
N. H
Congress
Washington
House
RE. W. Hodsdon
Ossipee
Maine Women Granted Vote for Electors
The Maine House of Representatives passed to engrossment a resolution granting women the right to vote for presidential electors by a vote of 84 to 55. The measure has already passed the Senate, with both chambers declining to attach a referendum amendment.
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Maine
House of Representatives
Senate
Fragmentary OCR Note Highlights Hidden Details
A partial OCR line appears, mentioning letters and scattered phrases. The readable text is jumbled with repeated patterns and no clear event, date, or names to identify a coherent news item.
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