Ossendowski’s perilous trek through Asia’s deserts and forests
A condensed portrait of Ferdinand Ossendowski’s escape from Bolshevik Russia, his perilous trek across Mongolia and Tibet, and his encounter with mystic figures as he travels two thousand miles through arid deserts, frozen rivers, and dangerous war zones to seek safety and publish Beast Men and Gods. The tale blends survival feats with vivid descriptions of the flora and fauna observed during the odyssey.
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Thomas DeQuincey
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Ferdinand Ossendowski
Kurogaltkin
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DeQuincey
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Tibet
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Ossendowski
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Cape
Satan
Mongola
Trbes
Asia
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Dalai Lama
Lhassa
Aghardl
Orient
Dean
Yenesei Forest
Elalmr
Manchurian
Congress Weighs Civil Air Authority and Aviation Rules
Congress debates broad civil air and radio regulation under a Warner and Winslow inspired plan. The Commerce Department would oversee civilian air use, route approval, and international traffic while a seven member Civil Aeronautics Board would advise on transportation, safety, and regulation. The bill strengthens enforcement with civil penalties up to 5000 dollar and five years in prison for serious offenses, and asserts U S sovereignty of air space aligning with postwar international norms.
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Britain
Resident seeks improvement in trolley service on Oak Street
A petition with several hundred signatures from influential residents and teachers requests more trolleys on the Oak Street line. The effort is led to Manager J B Potter of the Connecticut company and backed by Senator John J Harter.
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