Lindbergh as Solo Periscope Pilot Captures Awe in York
A 1987 York chronicle portrays Charles A. Lindbergh as a daring, single pilot who flies by periscope linked to a monoplane. The piece frames him as a pragmatic flyer, noting his minimal crew, self-reliance, and adventurous spirit while recounting his pioneering route from New York to Paris and past air service milestones.
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Paris
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New York
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Death Penalty Debate Shapes Public Mind Says Dr Kirchweyl
Dr George W Kirchweyl argues capital punishment is morally wrong and ineffective as a deterrent. He critiques the Snyder and Gray cases, notes evidence against deterrence, and calls for reconsideration of the death penalty within a humane civilization. He cites Lindbergh and other figures to illustrate broader moral questions.
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Roth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
America
LNCS
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Leopold
Loeb
Herveus
Kaoe
Ome
Gray
Dressing Sonny and the Style of Boys Wear in Earl Fashion
A period essay on boys fashion notes trends in suits and playwear for youth, detailing preferred fabrics, cuts, and accessories. It discusses sack coats, three button lounge suits, knickers, and shorts, with emphasis on restraint and practical color choices for the era.
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Sonny
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