Greenland Ice Cap Expedition Faces Harsh Winter Trek
Five members of the University of Michigan Greenland expedition pursued meteorological work on the inland ice near Mt Evans. Led by Hilge Bangsted with Prof. Church, they endured ferocious winds, scarce snow, and polar swaps as they hauled heavy gear, fed dogs, and built depots while recording wind and evaporation data.
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University of Michigan
Keenland
Great Interior
Willam H. Hobbs
Hugo Bangsted
William Haerdert Jobbs
Ann Arbor
Mich. Maret
University of Ehhigan
Greenland
Mt. Evans
Hilge Bangested
E. Church, Jr
Great Ce Cap
Church
United States
Holstensborg
Magssalik
Dumbsava
Mt Evans Mountain Observatory
Dumbrava
Bangsted
Ice Cap
Great
Ice Dome
Prof Church
Candy Plain
Marie
Prof. Church
United States Weather Bureau
Prof
Marius
Hangsted
Hilge Bangsted
Greetland
iBy
J. E. Church
University of Nevada
Glacier
Watson River
Hobbs
Trent
Camp Lloyd
Geologists report on crash of California dam
Los Angeles March 25 A curtain of silence dropped over two expert investigations into the St Francis dam collapse killing and missing more than 450. Reports were locked in county district attorney Asa Keyes safe and the coroner's inquest jury prepared to resume Monday. Recovery and rebuilding efforts were organized with 1 100 workers and over 12 million dollars in machinery set to remove silt and restore farms and orchards in the Santa Clara river valley. The governor appointed geologists and engineers to determine the essential causes and they planned to report Monday.
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Los Angeles
St. Francis Dan
Sante Clare
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Keyes Haa
Grand Pry
Otier
Santa Clara River
Young
Appraisers Named for Easton Recluse Estate
Easton on March 4 with George B. Beers as administrator and Joh Mellon and Fred E. Silliman named appraisers for the Alfred Gilbert estate. The Easton recluse was found and taken to Halside home where he later died. The estate is expected to total about 700 dollars.
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Easton
iBy
George B. Beers
Mellon
Fred E. Silliman
Alfred Gilbert
Halside
Flyers Jump Safely As Plane Crashes Parachute Entry
Uincy Massachusetts March 23 Associated Press reports two naval aviators Lieut Walter C Greene of Atlantic and Lieut Samuel Caldwell of Providence leaped from 4000 feet over Quincy Bay after control wires snapped. Plane skimmed inland, struck several houses tearing a chimney, engine ripped through roof, landed in a backyard. Greene smashed a dwelling window and was saved by landing near a house. Caldwell hit water uninjured. One child outside suffered head injury from brick fragment.
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Uincy
Mass
Mare
Associated Press
Quincy Bay
Atlantic
Walter C. Greene
Samuel Caldwell
Providence
Caldwell
Greene
Yin
Thousands View Remains of Submarine at Boston Yard
Thousands visit Charlestown navy yard to view the submarine 8 4 and its salvage crews. Visitors observe the drydock site while 8 6, a sister ship, is open for inspection. No trout fishing remains allowed until April 15. state wardens will enforce the new open season across all streams.
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Boston Navy Yard
Boston
Mare
Associated Press
Charlestown Navy Yard
Wilay
Callistot
Coastguard
Paulding
Provincetown
Navy Yard
State Board of Fisheries and Game
J. W. Titcomb
Massachusetts
Wreckage Believed From Peruvians Plane
Wreckage found on a Peruvian mountain is now believed by local papers to belong to the aircraft driven down by Peruvian aviator Cassio, who was killed during a Lima to Cuzco non stop flight, not the missing American pilot Paul Redfern.
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Lima
Peru
Associated Press
Paul Redfern
Cassio
Cuzco
Tugboats Free Ship After Nine Hour Grounding Off Boston
The steamer Satarina, grounded for nine hours near Castle Island, was pulled off a mud bank by six tugs aided by the flood tide and sailed to Philadelphia, with strong winds pushing her into shallow water as she left port. The ship was bound for Philadelphia and Buenos Aires when the mishap occurred.
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Boston
Associated Press
Satarina
Castle
Philadelphia
Saturntia
Buenos Aires
Ban on shipment of airplanes to Mexico lifted
The State Department announced that commercial airplanes are no longer on the export embargo list to Mexico. Licenses will still be required for any air transports of war materials or military planes, while civilian aircraft can be exported under separate licensing as Mexico seeks to develop commercial aviation. The move follows Lindbergh’s flight and aims to promote aviation development.
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Aginy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cty
State Department
Bleden
Mexico
Stsels
United States
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