Admiral declares US Navy better handling planes
Admiral I Fones asserts US naval aviation must surpass rivals in maintenance and personnel to secure parity or superiority. He notes Britain leads in airplane carriers and outlines the disarmament era limits, with US carriers at 12,590 tons and plans for Langley, Saratoga, Lexington, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Asa Regr
Admir
I. Fones
Admiral Jones
Great Britain
America
Aircnart E.rx
Dhe Unionar
Pdms
Langley
Great bin
Unite States
Saratoga
Inrown NAIL A few traps 62 Outere an the crevie of outagvendug
Fragmentary OCR text reads like a garbled scene about traps and a crevice, with references to flesh and a night event. It mentions a store, direction olive, and a child or chirepedis term, but the meaning is unclear and lacks coherent facts.
Additional Beauty Honor May Be Won for Chernesky
Anna Chernesky of 1567 East Main Street has been named a top candidate in a city beauty contest at the Arms TU. M. C. plant where 176 employees voted her the most beautiful girl among the plant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Uiridgeport
Anna Chernesky
East Main Street
TU. M. C. Plant
W Perrance
Polis Walie
Adiencces
Todt
the Pawhe
Bil Buckingham
J. P. Haley
Ms Remington
Sis
Erin
Remington
Prohibition Merits Unproven Says Church Critic
Nov 1 AP report quotes Dr. Johnson of the Federal Council of Churches in Chicago urging schools and churches to focus on moral education, calling for an adequate government demonstration of prohibition as national policy before liberalization of the Volstead Act. He notes census declines in alcohol and warns against complacency in the current trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culiago
Fignest Johnson
Research Und Education
Federal Council of Churches of Cherish
Chicago Forum Council
Council
de. Johnson
Explosion in Ruhr Kills Seventeen Miners
Berlin Nov 1 Seventeen miners were killed and two injured in a blast at Gelsen relen in the Ruhr region. A German news dispatch reports a deadly explosion rocked the mining area today as rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Berlin
Gelsenrelen
Radio schedule and program listings from multiple stations
A fragmented listing of radio programs across stations WAM WHAS KGO and more including theatrical segments tutorials health training stock reports weather forecasts kid club dinner concerts and various talk segments with scattered program times and snippets of content. Strong entities include station call letters and varied program topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helvey
Sarouin
York Stock
Cu Stock Toporta
Bureau Sports
KGO Kiddl Klub
Weather Bureau
New York
Mi-Sen Francisca
Sun Prancises
Citict
Isis Schloss
Indus
Neville Rich
Wyatt
Bronx Parkway opens after 29 years of effort
Bronx Boulevard in the Metropolitan district to be opened Thursday. The Bronx Parkway Commission led by Madison Grant will dedicate a 16 mile corridor from the Bronx Botanical Gardens to Valhalla with Governor Smith invited. Ceremonies start at 2 pm with a rope-cutting and a motor procession to Valhalla for a 3 pm dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Parkway
Commission of New York
America
Valhalla Bridge
White S
Fcensico Dam
Battle
George Gordon Battle
Parks and Playgrounds Commission of
New York
Governor Smith
Police Band
New York City
Madison Grant
Parkway Commission
New York Bronx Parkway
Theodosius Stevens
Bronx Botanical Gardens
Parkway
Valhalla
Yonkers
Tarrydown
Peekskill
Searsdale
White Plains
Bronxville
New Parkway
Commission
333Rd Street
Bronx
Pr Ry
Ty Ee
Bronx Parkway Commission
Willam W. Niles
Frank H. Bethel
Jay Downer
Leslie G. Holleran
Herman W. Merkel
City Burns Bonds for Bridgeport Projects
Municipal bonds once valued at two million six hundred ninety thousand were burned at City Hall by Mayor Behrens and officials. The bonds funded HEWEC projects, roads, pavements, Grand Street, bridges, parks, welfare building, and police and fire facilities. Yellow Mill bridge work and grade crossing elimination remain outstanding with years left to run.
Man Buried After Being Found Drowned in Basin
Thomas Hobbs, fifty three, who lived on the houseboat Milk at the ferry St. basin, was buried in Lakeview Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Medical Examiner Dr. H. R. DeLuca ruled accidental drowning. The body appeared in the water about ten days, police said, after being seen floating there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hobbs
Fleary St
Lakeview Cemetery
H. R. DeLuca
Hobbs Falls From Houseboat Deck in Water Incident
Water by W Sterling Clark, alderman from the Third district and Locomobile employee, is cited as the source of the incident. It is thought Hobbs slipped on the deck of the houseboat and fell into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sterling Clark
Third District
Locomobile Company
Hobbs
Farmer Charged With Selling Watered Milk
Fairfield reports John Turner of Fairfield Woods arrested on orders of the State Health Department on a charge of selling watered milk. He will be arraigned in the town court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
John Turner
Fairfield Woods
State Health Department
Charts aid Army paper work cutting red tape
The War Department tests a new tentative plan to create progressive graphic charts for every element of procurement. Supervised by Colonel Leonard P Ayres, the system replaces large complex figures with small charts showing stock exhaustion and deliveries. Secretary Davis hopes the scheme will reduce paperwork and ensure all officers monitor supply status nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Davis
Leonard P. Ayres
Officers Reserve Corps of
Cleveland
A. BE. F
Administrative Action On Supply Emergency
The text notes that the parties hold the same information before them and that administrative action on any supply emergency can be taken promptly. The passage emphasizes readiness to act quickly to address urgent supply needs.
Father of Two Children Held for Non Support
Ferdinand Nedrie thirty eight of 146 Center Street was arrested yesterday afternoon by officers from the Bureau of Investigation on a charge of non support. Nedrie a carpenter is charged with non support of two minor children. He was turned over to the Torrington police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Nedrie
Center Street
Bureau of Ivestigation
Nedrie
Penter
Torrington
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Britain
Dee
Anna Cherneseky
Bronx Boulevard
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Victor
Victor Talking Machine Company
Victor Products
Sher
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